After 90 min: You can play a simple melody and blues riff on harmonica without squeaking or missing notes.
Beatbox Like a Professional
After 90 min: You can produce a complete beat using only your mouth including kick, snare, and hi-hats.
What you need
The 90-Minute Plan
Say 'boom'—the 'b' sound is your kick. Use your mouth cavity and chest resonance to deepen it. Practice 'boom-boom-boom-boom' in steady rhythm. This is your heartbeat.
Make a snare sound: 'psshhh' using air between your tongue and roof of mouth. Place this on beat 2 and 4 while doing kick on 1 and 3. Two sounds, four-beat pattern. Repeat 20 times.
Make a 'ts-ts-ts-ts' sound using your tongue and front teeth (hi-hats). Add this on all eighth notes while maintaining kick and snare. Three layers is complex—go slowly.
Vary your kick pitch (higher for excitement). Add bass 'boomp' sounds. Vary snare tones. Make it groove, not mechanical. Record yourself and listen objectively.
Construct a 16-bar beatbox pattern from scratch. Do kick, snare, hi-hats, and one variation. Perform it twice. By the second time, it should feel like second nature.
Resonance comes from your chest and mouth cavity, not just your throat—practice in front of a mirror to see your mouth shape change.
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After 90 min: You can sing a harmony line that complements a melody while someone sings the lead.