u/Den_Beatbox

How to grow the beatbox community
▲ 35 r/beatbox

How to grow the beatbox community

Like I've been saying, let's normalize good sound in beatboxing. It's factually more fair than having bad sound.
Also we need to change how we always put judges on a pedestal like there Socrates, like so many judges are more clueless than you think.

Just summarizing a lot of points in this video, I'd appreciate if you'd give it a watch, and if you want even more context, you can watch the entire vod on my channel

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u/Den_Beatbox — 3 days ago
▲ 72 r/beatbox

Why poor sound is bad

Sucks that it's normalized for beatboxers to practice to perform super nerfed on stage.
Also it's sucks that raw/dry sound is normalized and it's still the "standard" for a lot of beatbox competitions. Raw/dry sound regresses the community and that is a fact

u/Den_Beatbox — 28 days ago