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Anyone else have favourite YouTube producers they regular view for tips and tricks?

One of my faves these days is Ken Marshall who has done a tonne of stuff over the years with the likes of Skinny Puppy and other industrial artists. There's a lot of practical stuff on his channel, plus he's such a positive guy it's hard to not get motivated watching his videos.

https://youtube.com/channel/UCjLd6862BxCe7Dd6ukj3zEw

Any other channels people want to recommend?

I don't produce but I like learning about music terminology, so usually YT is a good place to search for definitions with examples, i.e. what's an arpeggio, pad, difference between flugelhorn vs trumpet etc. If you know any channels that do that let me know, stuff like that always helps me to better write down my thoughts when reviewing music

I just realised this might be better in the Production section of the forum

I don't produce but I like learning about music terminology, so usually YT is a good place to search for definitions with examples, i.e. what's an arpeggio, pad, difference between flugelhorn vs trumpet etc. If you know any channels that do that let me know, stuff like that always helps me to better write down my thoughts when reviewing music

That's a good point. I think knowing some basics of production and ear training definitely helps when reviewing, especially if you like to give constructive criticism. It definitely helped me when I used to be sent lots of Harsh/Rhythmic Noise and Experimental Electronics to review when I used to write for zines.

Here are a few more I think are worth checking out.

Prod Xena: https://youtube.com/c/ProdX%C3%ABna

Prod by Charlatan: https://youtube.com/channel/UC3S_9a8kHtWzqc1Vv-QKtBw

Venus Theory: https://youtube.com/c/VenusTheory

Larry Ohh: https://youtube.com/c/LarryOhh

In The Mix: https://youtube.com/c/inthemix

FL Studio Tips: https://youtube.com/c/FLStudioTips