Ive found a cool guy on youtube who may also help us to get further in music. Just one example:


Any other good channels?

Not a youtube channel per se, but Berklee contributes to www.coursera.org (a free education site). I'm taking the 'introduction to music production' class now, which is currently in week 2 of 6. I'm not sure if you can sign-up to a course that's already in progress, but I highly recommend doing so for anyone that wants to produce their own music (or backing tracks) in a home studio. Scroll to the bottom of the main course listing to see courses that are in progress. Once you're enrolled, you have the option of saving all the video lessons.

I've found some Holdsworth and Mclaughlin instructional videos too on youtube. Not sure if the whole content is there but you can find the DVDs on amazon. These are definitely worth your buck.

I liked this Victor Wooten video too, though I haven't seen the full Groove Workshop DVD:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ke_qIk93AQ

As a sidenote coursera is a very good resource for IT/AI programming and engineering courses too. I'd recommend everyone to check it out.

i am interested in holdsworth/mclaughlin, but i think i need to put in alot more time before i even think about attempting 1 of those.

Notenjesus, it seems you're very much interested in transcribing(cool)... anyway, great video.

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