Cyber BeatBox

Cyber BeatBox is a simple-to-use Java application that caters to amateur beatboxers. It features 16 instruments and gives you the possibility to increase or decrease the tempo speed while listening to the audio sample.

The entire program's packed in a single file which can be copied to any part of the hard drive or saved to a USB flash disk, in order to seamlessly launch Cyber BeatBox on any machine. Just keep in mind that you must have Java installed.

It doesn't create other files on the disk without your permission, make modifications to the Windows registry , or need anything else to run besides Java. In order to uninstall it, all you have to do is remove this file.

When it comes to the interface, the utility adopts a standard Java form that's easy to navigate, although it doesn't put emphasis on bringing out the graphical elements. All available options are visible in this window.

In the following step, you can tinker with the 16 musical instruments as well as select and deselect boxes to mark an instrument's frequency. These are bass drum, open and closed hi-hat, acoustic snare, crash cymbal, hand clap, high tom, hi bongo, maracas, whistle, low and open high conga, cowbell, vibraslap, low-mid tom, and high agogo.

It's possible to increase or decrease the tempo as well as to play the music sample while keeping in mind that it must be restarted for each new change. Unfortunately, the tool doesn't implement an option for exporting the audio sample to file.

Although it hasn't been been updated for a long time, we haven't experienced any compatibility issues on later Windows in our tests. CPU and RAM consumption was minimal. Cyber BeatBox can be a fun tool for those interested in beatboxing.