No, it isn't a newly-launched product from Google. Google Translate “Beatbox” is actually a discovery Reddit user `harrichr´ posted at the TodayILearned thread. Google Beatbox produces amazing drumbeats when you type combinations of consonants in the translate box and then translate/listen to it in the German language.
Here's how to turn Google Translate into Google Beatbox:
How to make your own beats on Google Translate Beatbox:
Truly amazing! More credits: Google.
Here's how to turn Google Translate into Google Beatbox:
Credit: harrichr at Reddit
- Go to Google Translate
- Set the translator to translate German to German
- Copy + paste the following into the translate box: pv zk pv pv zk pv zk kz zk pv pv pv zk pv zk zk pzk pzk pvzkpkzvpvzk kkkkkk bsch
- Click “listen”
- Be amazed :)
How to make your own beats on Google Translate Beatbox:
Credit: iamdave at YCombinator
- zk = suspended cymbal
- bschk = snare
- pv = brush
- bk = bass
- tk = flam1
- vk = roll tap
- kt = flam2
- kttp = flam tap
- krp = hi hat tap
- pv = short roll
- th = better hi hat
- thp, ds = instant rimshot.
Truly amazing! More credits: Google.