+1 for jexus. dude is a savant.
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mostly music, less talk
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Can’t beat Ned Rush 
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VoltageCtrl and Midera, nice… Also Tarekith is solid for his Machinedrum tips.
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Sonicstate
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Elektronauts’ very own @AdamJay
Sadowick is nice for Ableton tutorials:
Dub Monitor if you want to learn about the history of dub techno:
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Gotta post up my locals, great shop and great videos!
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Always entertained by Blezz. Beat making and sintersizer talk.
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Nice one for sharing mine 
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dang! u beat me to it! blezz is jas!
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Sure, really enjoyed your breakbeat tutorials 
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if u wanna nerd out on itx well shot computer pron stuffs
Tim Shoebridge. He’s a great musician, always offers thoughtful points on the gear he reviews, and he goes deep. Also, he doesn’t seem to get sponsored by devs, so he acquires most of his gear himself and doesn’t need to bother much about what Moog or Sequential thinks when he sometimes offers valid and harsh points. Which is what reviews should do, I think.
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nice channel indeed
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Music vids on elektron gear. Always inspirational.
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Haha, thanks for linking my channel
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educational content and fun stuff
one of my fav hardware techno channels
“Jam 2” might be my fav jam on youtube. top notch octatrack action
rly dig his live sessions 
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Awesome, with all these I have enough content to avoid making music ever again!
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works like a charm
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Great thread.