Hey producers!
I wanted to start a thread for us to share our favorite teachers and mentors in the EDM scene.
My personal favorite is Zen World - https://www.youtube.com/user/Z3NWorld
Zen is very knowledgeable with sound design and the subgenres of House. He is also pursuing a degree in education so he makes his content very accessible. He even makes short instagram sound design videos.
Another good option is Multiplier - https://www.youtube.com/user/MultiplierSounds
He specializes in dusbtep (which isn't my thing) but still have many videos that are great for learning about general mastering and mixing. He also released a huge sound bank for massive and some 808s for Serum. Although the Massive pack is disorganized, I'd still recommend picking up and experimenting.
Next, ADSR and W. A. Producitons - https://www.youtube.com/user/ADSRtuts & https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBq...Qdw-qHJURO-Uqg
They both provide a lot of good templates that can be useful for dissecting different styles. Both can be a little pushy in terms of advertising their products, both still useful.
Finally, musicbyLUKAS - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxP...rIC3IwYY_6j-CA
MBL focuses more on branding than actual production. While its clear Lukas is... well lets just not say the most knowledgeable sound designer seeing as he only uses Nexus with presets, he's managed to produce some really solid tracks and has done a phenomenal job branding himself and his company. Also, his website has a collaboration network for you to connect with other producers.
Who do you watch and why?
I wanted to start a thread for us to share our favorite teachers and mentors in the EDM scene.
My personal favorite is Zen World - https://www.youtube.com/user/Z3NWorld
Zen is very knowledgeable with sound design and the subgenres of House. He is also pursuing a degree in education so he makes his content very accessible. He even makes short instagram sound design videos.
Another good option is Multiplier - https://www.youtube.com/user/MultiplierSounds
He specializes in dusbtep (which isn't my thing) but still have many videos that are great for learning about general mastering and mixing. He also released a huge sound bank for massive and some 808s for Serum. Although the Massive pack is disorganized, I'd still recommend picking up and experimenting.
Next, ADSR and W. A. Producitons - https://www.youtube.com/user/ADSRtuts & https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBq...Qdw-qHJURO-Uqg
They both provide a lot of good templates that can be useful for dissecting different styles. Both can be a little pushy in terms of advertising their products, both still useful.
Finally, musicbyLUKAS - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxP...rIC3IwYY_6j-CA
MBL focuses more on branding than actual production. While its clear Lukas is... well lets just not say the most knowledgeable sound designer seeing as he only uses Nexus with presets, he's managed to produce some really solid tracks and has done a phenomenal job branding himself and his company. Also, his website has a collaboration network for you to connect with other producers.
Who do you watch and why?
