How iteachvader Makes a YTPMV (PART 1) 

Why the heck am I in college right now, you've given me all the information I need for the rest of my life in 3 minutes.

There's a very thin line between "YTPMV maker" and "music composer". Seriously this is some high-quality stuff. Excellent work!

Wait, _all_ of the instruments and beats used in the songs are just excerpts from the show itself!? You are a mad genius my dude, a mad genius. Can't imagine the effort that goes into these. Keep being rad.

You're too good for this world. Really though, thanks for doing this. Just goes to show even the most subtle sounds can be put to good use.

After all this time, watching the original, and hearing it here, I still get confused every time I hear “S.S.S.S.S. SQUAD!” not immediately followed up with “ARRES-ESS-ESS-ESS-ESST HIM!”

I love that you can hear the origins of _Win the Race_ and _Hedgehog Stew_ in here.

This song honestly sounds like it could be from Sonic CD. Great work as always!

Even as someone who regularly writes music, I'm mind blown. It's insane how resourceful you are. I appreciate your ytpmvs even more than before.

I'm looking forward to the upcoming S. S. S. S. S. Squad ytpmv

The effort that goes into your YTPMV's are incredible. It's cool to see the whole process of how you do it.

Part 1: Substance Part 2+: *_STYLE_*

I had never doubted the work that goes into these. They're my favorite because of how much work goes into them! That's part of the reason I wasn't in that "Win the Race" Mob, heheh.

this is a really solid tutorial for this kind of oldschool ytpmv

THIS WHOLE DAMN TUTORIAL IS A RHYTHM PARADISE LEVEL

Damn, you have a lot of skills for this. You really did take time to put a lot of effort on the YTPMV you made. Thanks for making the tutorial.

Not even joking, my art teachers used to tell me about finding creative inspiration everywhere, and you're doing it.

Idea for a joke (from Robotnik's retirement) Robotnik: "Tea? (son)" Tails: "Sure" Robotnik: "Teeeea?" Sonic: "I don't think so" Robotnik: "Dohooho it's not PISS you know, the oooold Robotnik probably would have PISS-ed in it!"

*Ship I’m willing to sink on:* YTPMVs despite the stupid name, demonstrate one of the most advanced and high potential art forms of all time

i had no idea that the instruments came from the show itself; putting in that extra effort for a detail barely anyone will notice is what makes you one of the best

God I love RU-vid poop. Just not crazy about the ones where the volume plows out your eardrums unexpectedly

you make real good music with these sounds to the point you are making new synth instruments.

This video contains the earliest version of Hedgehog Stew.

This is actually a great guide to breakbeat/big beat music in general, this might have been great when I was starting out

Quite a musical ear to pull those out. Thanks for the informative video, learning _how_ to do this is quite interesting.

You got very creative with the percussion bits in particular. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into making these!

Your ytpmvs are great, and this video is an extraordinary breakdown of your process. I love it!

I love it! Absolutely arreSSSSSting. Just goes to show how much work goes into these, so often unnoticed. If that melody I’m hearing at the end is a harbinger of things to come... well, no need to get ahead of ourselves, but you won’t hear me complain!

I love how seriously you take your craft, it really shows in all your work. I've been around since the walrusguy days of YTP, and thought it was pretty much dead- and then here you are innovating. Cheers!

Not quite a video I was expecting from a YTP maker, shows how much effort and thought you do put into your videos. Very nice.

For any of you wondering, the example that he's using is a piece he actually made called "Hedgehog Stew".

i really love how you sample stuff from the show, it just really makes everything sound authentic

Dude I somehow missed this when I played through your channel. This is an amazing tutorial! I did _not_ realize ALL of the song elements were pieces taken from the show itself though. I legit thought you just recorded most of it on a MIDI and then put the words together over the top. That’s some serious next-level right there.

Very nice to get some insight into how these come together. I notice a lot of the elements mentioned in this video in the other videos, but it isn't until it's pointed out that one really notices it. Well done!

All of your content is so damn good, with so much effort put into it! Also, it should be said, that although I've heard there was a lot of trouble with Win the Race, with people pushing you really hard to do it, that was the video that appeared in my recommended, which lead me to subscribe to your channel, and to check out the rest of your stuff. So thanks for pulling through, because I wouldn't have found your channel otherwise.

This is some high quality stuff! Also, thanks for making a video showing how you do your thing!

Why the hell do you only have 16 thousand subs? What you're presenting to us is bloody great. "Old-school but still cool", right? This is the perfect sentence to describe your channel and content. Godspeed.

i love how the video looks like it was made in the late 2000s.

Dude! Dr. Robotnik has been announced to be in Silvagunner's King For An Another Day Tournament! Will you be submitting some of your YTPMV's there?

I loved the beat at the beginning with the alarm. Some sounds like that being made into music is really satisfying

All I can say is that you are amazing, truly incredible how you make the musical numbers in your videos.

This is an excellent overview of the process. Love your videos!

Pretty neat that you could clip stuff from various sources and make a song out of it. Kinda reminds me of big beat Mario, which is a pretty good text book example of a ytpmv.

very interesting to get to see how you make YTPMV and definetly made me appreciate them more

This was so insightful. I'll use this knowledge in my own YTPs!

Nice lesson on the making of a YTPMV. And excellent lesson on editing and music.

So basically, be creative and have a fantastic ear for what makes a good music video. You’re fucking good, man.

This was really informative and fun to watch! Nice job!

Nice to see someone is educating the future generation of YTPMVers in the current year. Thanks a lot, hun. Your creations are always appreciated. ♥

You truly are one of the YTP masters of our age

2:06: Say, since the show re-uses scores often, I wonder if the BGM here is what was sampled for “Gettaway Submarine”.

That’s some High Quality Rips you got there man!

What program(s) do you use in making these?

It's actually kinda funny because music composers and foley artists do this kind of thing when they make sounds or music. So I'd say this isn't unusual in the slightest!

That explains why there's so much retro-styled synth in your YTPMVs.

The fact he made the music from samples all from the show omg

Truly you are a genius at this!! :D

ive always wanted to make a YTPMV but i do not have the patience. mad respect for those that do

BRRRRILLIANT! But seriously. You are a gift to RU-vid.

This is way more advanced than learning how to ytpmv cover songs. This is a really spread out tutorial that teaches a lot, but I'm not very good at original compositions.

Dude i don't know how you do this it's amazing!

This honestly makes you look way more clever then your content would otherwise suggest.

Amazing work as always; I had no idea those samples were from the show itself.

This feels like a very well-explained tutorial with style, unlike the ones we have today.

Hats off to the Macgyver of ytpmv. Thank you for all the hard work.

Cool, it's nice to get some insight into your creative processes and learn a bit more about how you make YTPMVs. Pretty interesting to learn that you get some ideas for sounds to use for the different aspects of music from what you hear in the show itself. That's inventive. Do you normally go into making a YTPMV with some idea of a melody in your head to begin with or do you mostly just experiment until you find something you're happy with or perhaps a bit of both? Thanks for taking the time to show and for the entertainment and laughs from your YTPs and other videos. Appreciated. Been a few times you cheered me up on a bad day.

easiest guide to understand, thanks a lot!

This was extremely helpful, thank you very much.

You've given us power beyond our mortal thinking...

Amazing!

this was really cool. Thank you very much :)

you are singlehandedly reviving an ancient art

You are an artist

I love this!! It reminds me of what Pogo does!

This is a hella awesome break down

musical masterpiece

The proud youtube pooper uses every part of the source material

I cherish these.

Ytpmvs are one of my favorite genres

You mean to tell me that every sound made in that song was from rips of the show!? That's brilliant!

Amazing as a music tutorial and lesson. Thanks

That's... that's is... AWESOME! THANKS! I must eventually try to do something like this with Shadow's lines from games.

You're creating more YTPMV gods

This is really interesting. I thought you had made these notes on a keyboard but you took them from the show. Incredible!

The absolute madman

Oh boy! I'm gonna make some hedgehog stew today!

This is really neat! This kinda makes me want an instrumental version of the song now! lol

Talented!

GENIUS

Godly tutorial!

I bow down to your genius.

The song you made for this video sounds like something from Animusic. Great job.

All the sounds and instruments are from the show? What an absolute madlad genius.

King for another day

You are a musical genious

Never realized your entire YTPMV comes from remixed source material. Great detail

This is how you win the race.

Ok, you're making me wanna whip out sony vegas and the aosth episoded to try make a ytpmv meself. This was a hella good tutorial

I'm Gettin, I'm Gettin!

Awesome. I should really make one of these now.

Brilliant, Thankyou so much