Top YouTubers to Watch Make Music While In Quarantine - HookeAudio Article

Poppadocrock

Yesterday HookeAudio put out a list of top music makers to watch on YouTubers while in quarantine.

A few people on this forum are on the list, Jakob Haq and Busy Works Beats. However they clearly missed @Dougw from the The Sound Test Room, and The AudioDabbler

Got any other favorite music production YouTuber channels to share? Especially iOS ones? Do share.

https://hookeaudio.com/blog/how-to/top-5-youtubers-to-watch-for-making-music-in-quarantine/

qryss

Ha! When I look at that page every video is @jakoB_haQ.

All your base are belong to him, it seems.

eross

Mike Shinoda of Linkin park

Gavinski

Hainbach's youtube posting has been prolific during the quarantine period, and he has been putting a lot of cool sample packs on his Patreon too. He's definitely not ios-targeted but there is a ton to learn, especially for people who like vintage / lofi / ambient / experimental.

Poppadocrock

cool thanks for channels

cian

Hack music theory is good.

rottencat

SoundForMore’s tutorials have been indispensable to my somewhat feeble grasp of all that is available in the mighty Drambo.

Daveypoo.

Electronisounds.

And a few that usually don’t pertain to iOS, but are invariably enlightening:

loopop

Red Means Recording

Oscillator Sink

Ricky Tinez

Lorichs

Electronicsounds has some really good tutorials.

Gavinski

More a soundcloud thing than a YouTube thing, but I also really like Jamie Lidell's Hanging out with Audiophiles. To learn more about Modular Synthesis and just get a great sense of passion for electronic music in general, Esoteric Modulations (Ed Ball and Divkid) is great.

FPC

@Gavinski said:
Hainbach's youtube posting has been prolific during the quarantine period, and he has been putting a lot of cool sample packs on his Patreon too. He's definitely not ios-targeted but there is a ton to learn, especially for people who like vintage / lofi / ambient / experimental.

Love Heinbach's videos. And his music of course.

Look mum no computer is entertaining as are Doctor Mix's vids

jameslondon74

These are my subs at the moment:

Andrew Huang
BoBeats
Henny Tha Bizness
Jakob Haq
Rick Beato
RIcky Tinez
The Soundtest Room

Gavinski

@FPC said:

@Gavinski said:
Hainbach's youtube posting has been prolific during the quarantine period, and he has been putting a lot of cool sample packs on his Patreon too. He's definitely not ios-targeted but there is a ton to learn, especially for people who like vintage / lofi / ambient / experimental.

Love Heinbach's videos. And his music of course.

Look mum no computer is entertaining as are Doctor Mix's vids

Oh man, I love Hainbach's stuff too. He is extremely generous with his knowledge, and has such an amiable and relaxing vibe. I like youtubers who manage to be themselves behind the camera, he is definitely that. Seems to have a lot of integrity. Look mum no computer is an absolute mad scientist kind of genius, not a relaxing watch by any means, but entertaining for sure.

eross

Daniel James composer. mostly hybrid orchestral trailer music. . he does some youtube , but mostly streams on twitch every Saturday. @ Hybridtwo on twitch.

noodldoodl

Cuckoo

markk

I haven't seen anyone mentioning playpm. His channel has just saved me AU$900 by convincing me that I don't really need the new SP404mkII (ymmv). I bought a Model:Cyles and Circuit Tracks instead, har har .

He's got a 26-part series on using iOS to deal with hardware GAS, particularly Koala. He's funny, creative and charming as f^$%.

Gavinski

@markk said:
I haven't seen anyone mentioning playpm. His channel has just saved me AU$900 by convincing me that I don't really need the new SP404mkII (ymmv). I bought a Model:Cyles and Circuit Tracks instead, har har .

He's got a 26-part series on using iOS to deal with hardware GAS, particularly Koala. He's funny, creative and charming as f^$%.

Yeah, he's a really cool guy, also based in China. We've connected and chatted a few times. Great vids