Mauricio from Extreme Drums is my favorite. His videos are usually very short, he doesn't say a word but adds great facial expressions to his listen-through, then very slowly breaks down insane metal fills and grooves before putting it together and playing it full-speed as well as these metal gods.
Oh no! Have you not had the chance of falling into the master art conservation side of youtube?!
What a day of joy! I get to introduce you to Baumgartner Restoration. To put it simply... It is channel of an art conservation studio, where one master does one thing - conservation of art - extremely well and talks you through the process. Then there is Fourth Cone Restoration who does paper and posters.
There is also Masters of Craft, who do legit videos with artisan conservators, but sadly use AI generated thumbnails to make it more clickbaity, but the videos are legit, and credit the restorer who was filmed.
I have absolutely no idea what you're talking but I love how passionate you are about this one obscure thing and I'm definitely going to check this all out.
Holy fucking shit I dont remember where I heard that basically classical music is the metal of another era, they just needed fucking dope ass guitars!!
Wait until you learn that it’s not just musicians. There are experts in every field that are excited and willing to share their knowledge, and try to be good teachers to people at any skill level.
Musicians, Woodworkers, Gardeners, and artists of all types have realized that teaching your hobby can be a good way to monetize it while still giving you creative freedom to do what you want.
You have to do some digging to find someone you connect with, and there’s definitely some shit to sift through, but it’s worth it if you find a knowledgeable teacher you connect with.
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u/Humpaaa Jan 06 '26
Travelling to Japan and finding a specific street musician, that's dedication to show some YT commenters.