nice! thanks for the tip.
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I have cut back a bit on watching youtube synth stuff, I’ll still watch the stuff which interests me though but I don’t tend to browse idly through as much now as I find a lot of them very samey, especially when a new box drops and the same old faces are all doing videos on it.
I quite like these though
I also watch quite a bit of non synth stuff on youtube, electronics, engineering, technical, retro computer, and a few other random channels which are interesting.
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These lists cover mostly everything I watch. I would say I watch more YT than I do any other media. On premium of course!
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me too. But far too much.
Coding channels for work, music channels for hobby, gear demos for GAS
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Me three 
Don’t watch much TV, Netflix, anymore mainly youtube on the TV nowadays.
I recognized a lack of synths on Netflix so I moved on
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I found their lack of synths disturbing
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same
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went thru my catalog and found another one
ambient stuff, try his piece “cost”. nice for moody winterdays
i follow that guy for years now.
just techno jams.
he did a lot of jams with lots of different equipment.
what I like most is there is no talking and begging for subscribers.
so if you like techno:
and another one. sweely home grooves from william montana. funky
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What does the little number next to each channel mean? 
I think it’s how many person clicked on the link
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Recently discovered this dude https://youtu.be/7wmbuN6hmug
Not my cup of tea music-wise but he handles the Digitone super fluidly and has couple of tuts that I found very helpful and opened my workflow after adapting them to my type of music
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Just came across this channel recently. Amazing quality videos!
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I created an rss feed with all the channels of this post.
Here it is the OPML.
youtube.opml (11.5 KB)
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