Rick Beato and Aimee Nolte Sounding Off

My good friend Aimee Nolte and I sat down last week to discuss our journey that eventually led us into the world of YouTube Music Channels.

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It's cool to be watching this video five years later, and see how much both your channels have grown since then, how you've both become top educators on the platform. You're both so excellent.

[JensLarsen]

Two of my favourite channels! Rock and Roll!
I think you sound beautiful singing Radiohead Rick! 👍

[YoussefRbahi]

Actually Rick most of the mainstream youtubers upload like once a week. You are really the only one who uploads daily and still manages to keep it fresh.

[NotRightMusic]

What a great time to be a musician always in search of new ideas!

[JesterMasque]

FINALLY
Saw this happening a mile away, ever since you started the series. Both of you are absolutely brilliant, thank you!

[fvvideo]

2 awesome teachers that deserve the best for everything they do on YOUTUBE. When music lovers get together you see the natural goodness/passion it produces.

[metahed]

This made me so happy. Two of the best human beings ever. Love you guys!

[martinfredstrom]

Wow...the power twins together. I have probably learned more about music from you two in the last year than the entire previous 54!

[sagarkapoor]

this is the justice league for musicians right in front of us.

[Fedenyszen]

2 of my fav YouTube peeps! What a coincidence! This is great.

[modalmixture]

Next achievement: we put Rick, Aimee, Adam, June, and Jacob all together in one room with a bunch of instruments. Would the universe explode into quantum microtonal aether? Would harmony and antiharmony mutually annihilate each other? Or would we just hear some really tasty Lydian augmented riffs?

[colonelpopcorn]

What's so funny is how YouTube's algorithm led me to June Lee's interview with Jacob Collier which then eventually led to Adam Neely's video on fake books as a jazz shibboleth which led me to Aimee Nolte's channel and how she left behind her fake books and then I finally landed here on Rick's channel on how to solo over certain types of chords. Fantastic stuff. I nominate you all to perform together!

[yudipitre]

I love watching them both.
God Bless them

[margaretstewart]

Amazing....I am sooo thrilled to know you two are buds. Gifts galore and all I have to do is turn on my computer...anywhere, anytime and get your vibes of smarts, kindness, humility and generosity along with amazing music...my kind o' Church!

[ergnoor]

WOW! But...how!?!? I'm speechless. Adore both of you! Take care!

[DProductions]

Two of my favorite teachers in one place! Thank you both for the tons of offerings you have been providing on your channels.

[alantaylor]

much respect to you both . .the impending collaberation, the emerging possibilities that will serve you both down the line . .and the fact that I actually know Freedom Jazz Dance! . . . .much success in both of your futures

[stefanocisotto]

Wowww both of you together !!! That's incredible !

[marcblandel]

There is no hazard in life !! I was listening Rick and Aimee separatively and I see now you both on the same screen ! GREAT !
I appreciate you both very much The Third one i 'm listening (to learn my new job) is Adam Neely (of course ) and I can see him too ! No HAZARD I tell you ;)

[PIANOPHUNGUY]

I've been watching both of your youtube channels. I could never sing on pitch until 3 months ago. I got a vocal real book and I'm singing and playing on the piano . My singing is helping with ear training. I was really astonished how much my ear has improved. Singing on pitch has given me love for playing piano again. A music teacher at Cal State Fullerton said many years ago that I was tone deaf. Little did she know. Your youtube channels have inspired me.