How to Practice the Bass Drum Kick Articulation (Beatbox Style with a Flute) by Greg Pattillo - Video
PUBLISHED:  Jan 29, 2013
DESCRIPTION:
Hope this helps you as you learn to beatbox on your flute! Check out our Summer Camp if you want to learn how to do this, and rock out with others just like you. Go to http://projecttrio.com/ for more info.

Here is a transcript of the video, enjoy! :

"How to Practice
the
Bass Drum Kick
Articulation

(Beatbox Style with a Flute)
by Greg Pattillo

step one

make this sound 10, 000 times

things to consider

-Back pressure of air
against the lips
-Back of tongue down
-Diaphragmatic
air support

-Use "Thick Lips"
(Back pressure against
the back part of the
lips. The part that
is always wet)
-Open throat
-Open jaw, closed lips:
as much space as
possible in the mouth

Look how much
I use and open my
Throat, Shoulders
and Chest!

finally seek a relaxed resonance and find an easy controlled consistency

Here are some additional rhythms to practice

-examples-

now lets try and make a tighter, higher sounding noise with the lips

I call this sound "P". It is just a "B" sound, but with lots of tension and no space in the mouth.

-example- B-P

over time the B will get lower, and the P will get higher.....

now lets add flute to the bass drum kick "B"s...

But, at first, do not make
a normal flute sound!
Just make a bass
drum kick articulation
with the flute
on your face.

Try it fingering
different notes!
Try to get an airy
flute sound:
It is called an
Aeolian Tone

Don't tongue these flute notes, just start them with diaphragmatic air (like an "H" articulation)

-examples-

Don't forget to get crazy and start rocking out...

Wanna learn more about beatbox flute?
Check out my Music Camp
with the
PROJECT TRIO
Here in NYC!
More info at
projecttrio.com"

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