Mouthin’ Off is a free VST beatboxing plugin that sounds “authentic and raw”
Reflekt Audio has filled it with drum and percussive sounds

If beatboxing is a skill that you don’t have in your locker - and, let’s face it, it probably is - you can fake it for free using Reflekt Audio’s Mouthin’ Off plugin.
Currently available for zero dollars (the regular price is $25), this contains more than 100 “true and authentic” beatbox sounds including snares, hi-hats, kick plosives and percussion. Use them to create grooves and you’re all set.
There are built-in effects, too, and everything is presented on a simple interface.
Mouthin’ Off is available for PC and Mac in VST/AU formats. Download it now from the Reflekt Audio website.
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