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Trumpet guy · 04-16-2008, 11:22 PM

It is impossible, because the tone on a trumpet is produced by a combination of air and a buzz as well at a very tight embrochure. The flute basically just requires you to have the correct shape of mouth so that the air will go in at the right angle to produce a tone (which is really not too hard when one gets used to it).
Even if it is possible to beat box while playing the trumpet, you would have to be able the pull the trumpet onto you mouth and play a tone the split second it contacts your mouth.

04-16-2008, 11:22 PM	#2 (permalink)
Trumpet guy Mezzo Forte User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: California Posts: 882	Re: Beatboxing on a trumpet It is impossible, because the tone on a trumpet is produced by a combination of air and a buzz as well at a very tight embrochure. The flute basically just requires you to have the correct shape of mouth so that the air will go in at the right angle to produce a tone (which is really not too hard when one gets used to it). Even if it is possible to beat box while playing the trumpet, you would have to be able the pull the trumpet onto you mouth and play a tone the split second it contacts your mouth. __________________ Equipment Bach Stradivarius 180S37 - Bach 3C Bach TR300 - Bach 3C Berkeley Cornet Berkeley Picc - Vincent Bach Corp. Mt.Vernon 10 1/2 DW Jupiter JST314 Soprano Trombone - 3C/B Megatone