beat
box
Plural
beatboxes
1
an electronic piece of equipment that imitates drum sounds adding a backbeat to songs
A beatbox, in this context, is an electronic device designed to create and play drum sounds and rhythms. It simulates various percussion instruments and can produce beats and patterns that add rhythm and support to songs. Beatboxes often come with a range of pre-set sounds and patterns, and they can be used to enhance live performances or music productions by providing a steady rhythm and dynamic beats.
- The street performer's beatbox skills drew a crowd.
- He won the competition by beatboxing while juggling.
- Beatbox tutorials on YouTube teach beginners basic techniques.
- The a cappella group used beatbox for their backing rhythm.
- Her beatbox sounded like a full drum kit.
2
music that is created using sounds made with the human voice
- The performer amazed the crowd with his beatbox, mimicking drums and synths.
- She combined singing and beatbox in her live act.
- Beatbox battles showcase who can create the most complex rhythms.
- He learned beatbox by watching online tutorials.
3
a radio, CD player, etc. that is carried around in order to play loud music, especially rap
A beatbox is a device designed for playing music, often including features such as a radio, CD player, and sometimes a cassette player. It typically has built-in speakers and controls for tuning, playback, and volume adjustment. Beatboxes are portable and intended for personal or small group listening, offering convenience for enjoying music in various settings. Some modern beatboxes also include digital features such as Bluetooth connectivity for streaming music from other devices.