Here are some I've been collecting:
Here are all of Mr. Bill's Ableton 8/9 tutorials he has publicly available. Even if you don't make his kind of music, he is a wizard at moving around the Ableton interface and working with audio so you can learn a lot just by watching how he does what he does, even if you're not absorbing all the content. He's also done some good
tutorials for
Dubspot.Here's a little playlist with all of SeamlessR's "Learn With Splice" videos about synthesis. If you have FL Studio, you can download the projects on Splice and actually mess around with what you watch him do in the video. Even without FL studio, it's a great primer on the fundamentals of subtractive, FM, and additive synthesis and will probably make your life as a beginner much less daunting.
Not a tutorial video, but I think every beginner should watch this ill Gates video about his workflow and mindset philosophies. If someone had shown me this when I first started trying to make music three years ago, I would probably have developed twice as fast as I have with my music.
Serum users should take a day to study these Serum tutorials done by Steve Duda himself from the ICON collective in LA. They go through each part of the synth section by section, so you'll hear from the creator himself how everything works.
Here's a quick Laidback Luke vlog about some good philosophies to keep in mind when writing melodies, mixing, and when trying to learn arrangements as a new producer. He also gives his personal philosophy on presets which you may or may not agree with, but as long as you're getting the sound you want, it doesn't really matter.
While not a sound design or production tutorial, here's a great seminar from Laidback Luke about DJing, song selection, and the #RealDJing thing that started last year.
