Best Production Youtube Channels

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[sircuit]

Here’s the thing, after you learned a bunch of basics like knowing what each knob means/does on an eq, compressor, saturator, delay, reverb (and you alteady know these by watching any channel you already follow), the rest is just work and ear-training that no tutorial can do for you unless you spend hours working.

There is a long thread on the GS forum where John Hanes, partner of Serban Ghenea (the best mixing engineer of the last 20 years) debunks a sh*load of myths in the music mixing like no one else ever did - because (opposite to all youtube channels and blogs) he’s not advertising products. He’s a worldclass engineer not endorsing any products. The information there is so clean, simple, elegant and brutally honest. For me, it upped my workflow and mixing approach during a year of reading his continous contribution to that thread (and applying it) like no tutorials on mix with the masters or any yt channels did in over 3 years.

I can only recommend to read his input on there, there is a Q&A with John Hanes section and a “Serban Ghenea mixes - all ITB?” thread - they truly are something no one should ever skip to read. Cheers!

[ForrestFyre]

House of Kush for me as well!

[mgw38]

House of Kush without question!

[audiodave]

Produce Like a Pro and Dave Pensado for the technical stuff.
And, Kush for the right attitude/mindset

[Dust_NL]

My 2 cents. Maybe ‘a little’ techno oriented, but very good tutors and theoretical backgrounds, not only showing ‘how to make this sound’. I learned a lot from them.

- Yalcin Efe/Mercurial Tones Academy
- Underdog Music School (Oscar from Brussels)
- You suck at producing (Underbelly)
- LNA does audio
- Rachel K Colliers channel
- Production Music Live
- Sinee/Björn Torwellen

[The Noodlist]

Mixing With Mike

Whitney Houston's engineer. Amazing credentials and validation.
House of Kush has concepts I never realised. I also like Colt Capperrune, he makes commercial recordings.

I prefer professional resources, anyone can start a channel with no credentials with financial gain in mind, I've seen similar dropping videos into forums and disappearing. There's a money to earned, here's a tutor who earned $75000 a month.

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E-Clip

[Ohero]

SonicAcademy
Guy Michelmore (Film Scoring)
Underdog Electronic Music School

[Vortifex]

Edited

[Azbest]

You Suck at Producing and Sol State.

[Bulbizarre]

House of kush for me too. He's looking at music and not just sound.
His last video is veeery interesting (song analysis).

[VELLTONE MUSIC]

Best ideas in music productions comes from mistakes and experiments ,creating more mistakes
For example if you BY MISTAKE put a 16 note in a wrong place it probably become a 32 note anf create dynamic.
All the saturation and harmonic excitement devices are discovered by mistake
I prefer to watch random guys enthusiasts sharing ideas than super pro doing tutorials and repeating same 'techniques' for decades - where is surprise and innovations in that,music evolve,must be new ideas and sound.
When start to dealing with sound design i was driven by idea 'How better than me do it',now it's 'What better i can do,nobody else have done yet' :):)
Cheers

[Michael99]

If you do any work on mobile devices, it's definitely worth checking out thesoundtestroom. Doug is a character!

[fireapplered]

Seed to Stage for Abletons.