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Grooving’ in G is also great for jungle stuff.
https://youtube.com/@groovining
Nick Culbertson AKA Moby Pixel shares lots of brilliant videos around iOS app production.
https://youtube.com/@mobypixel
Don’t think I’ve seen Henny mentioned yet.
https://youtube.com/@HennyThaBizness
JP creates a lot of loop focussed content, app reviews and also the official Loopy Pro Video Manual.
https://youtube.com/@JohnPaulMusicUK
A few for people interested in modular stuff:
Electronisounds (already mentioned) has a fantastic series of beginners tutorials for MiRack, plus other modular and iOS stuff: https://youtube.com/@ElectronisoundsAudio
Omri Cohen covers VCV, and his older videos are useful for modules in MiRack: https://youtube.com/@OmriCohen-Music
Hainbach (particularly his Ciat-Lonbarde videos, but he does some Eurorack and other reviews as well as all the test equipment stuff), but for inspiration in general: https://youtube.com/@Hainbach
Modular performances:
Modular World: https://youtube.com/@ModularWorld
Modulate TV: https://youtube.com/@ModulateTV
Artists worth checking out:
Papierblock (hardware and iPad): https://youtube.com/@papierblock
Simone Salvatici (small Eurorack, many modules he uses available in MiRack): https://youtube.com/@sselvatico
The Surging Mass (a variety of hardware, including Eurorack, plus iPad): https://youtube.com/@thesurgingmass6883
I’m seeing some excellent new people/sources here. Keep those links coming. 👍
David Bennett, a wealth of music theory and analysis
https://youtube.com/@DavidBennettPiano
Thomann, a german music retailer started a series of videos last year with contributers mentioned above Dr Mix, Captain Pikant but in recent months introduced me to Sensho and Andrea Cichecki
https://youtube.com/@ThomannStudioRecording
Matt Johnson Jamiroquai, started his channel during lockdown, outrageously talented keyboardist is a joy to listen to him demo new and old gear
https://youtube.com/@MattJohnsonJamiroquai
Ben Levin, off the wall silliness with some light theory in there
https://youtube.com/@BenLevin
Charles Cornell, theory, analysis and some messing about
https://youtube.com/@CharlesCornellStudios
Couple of Italians:
Ooramusic: Super hip dude who speaks about modular and hardware and philosophy of music making in English:
https://www.youtube.com/@OoraMusic
Luca Longobardi: Short vignette demos of various hardware, very beautiful and all the little boutique synths get a look in:
https://www.youtube.com/@luca_longobardi_
Big fan of Matt Johnson. Total pro.
I like watching State Azure make lovely ambient on the fly. I really should give Bitwig another try.
http://www.youtube.com/@stateazure
Vi! I haven’t checked her channel in years. So cool to see she’s doing new videos.
She’s made a very cool pivot into educating others and showing the “hidden knowledge” of the modern classical music industry - stuff she knows extremely well
You know what, I’ll say it.. he’s definitely in hero territory for me, such passion, a real talent for making music. Perfect balance of geek knowledge, song writing and sound design all wrapped up in this self deprecating front. One of the few subs where i look forward to every new video he makes.
Agreed he’s fantastic. His actual music is very good too.
Jacob Collier. Get some new inspiration from the ways he explores harmony, melody and composition.
Don't miss his live vocal recording showcase using desktop Logic Pro X. Watch the magic of keyboard shortcuts! (starting at 3:48 in time)
I recently came across Songs By Spencer, https://youtube.com/@songsbyspencer
I’ve enjoyed all the videos of his I’ve watched so far, one good example:
Collier’s musicianship is undeniable, but has he ever composed a popular piece of music not based on someone else’s already known work? His stuff relies on familiarity with popular works and he tends to add on to these original works until they are musical gilded lilies.
I'm going to quote myself to provide the answer to my own question. Yes, Collier is doing some wildly inventive new stuff on his latest album. Not much based on prior works and he's even delving into rock and metal now. It's really something.
I've been trying to eliminate my addiction to any app with an endless scrolling or swiping interface. (This forum does not count, because the scroll ends once you're caught up.) These are designed to be addictive, and I am very susceptible. I've never had any big problems with addictions of the flesh, but man does twitter have my brain in a vice.
Cold turkey is the only thing that works for me. And keeping Youtube as my one addictive app indulgence.
And now you forkers have gone and given me all these tasters. I'll never get anything done again.
https://youtube.com/@CaptainPikant?si=4KSyOhF-68b30wGq
“Captain Pikant is here to teach you about drum machines, rhythm and lots of other stuff that goes ‘beep’. There is also an inexplicably large amount of stop motion.”