Cadence Hira

Subscribers 151K

Videos 61

Views 9.4M

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Cadence Hira covers music theory and composition lessons, as well as transcriptions, using tutorials and deep-dives into topics like time signatures, microtonal theory, and video game music analysis. The channel presents instructional content with insights drawn from game music, film score concepts, and harmonic analysis, and publishes videos with an average of about 533K views per video. Uploads appear to be regular, totaling 61 videos since joining May 26, 2015, with recent videos ranging from explanations of time signatures to microtonal levels and soundtrack analysis.

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High search overlap (video game music theory, soundtrack composition theory) and very high content alignment, making them the most similar to Cadence Hira in both search intent and video style.

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Both attract viewers interested in advanced music theory topics like microtonality via niche theory content, but Cadence Hira has broader soundtrack-oriented topics with less microtonal focus.

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Discovered competitors include 8-bit Music Theory (90% match, 588K subscribers) and Signals Music Studio (58% match, 709K subscribers) as the closest rivals due to overlapping queries in video game music theory, time signatures, and soundtrack/harmonic analysis. Ryan Leach (59% match, 186K subscribers) and Levi McClain (59% match, 67.2K subscribers) also align on microtonal theory and game music topics, while David Bennett (57% match, 1.3M subscribers) shares interests in time signature explanations and microtonal theory. Cadence Hira sits among larger and mid-sized channels, with 151K subscribers, compared to the higher subscriber counts of Signals Music Studio and 8-bit Music Theory, indicating a competitive space where viewers seek music theory for games, chord analysis, and soundtrack composition.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Cadence Hira?

8-bit Music Theory (588K subscribers, 90% match) and Ryan Leach (186K subscribers, 59% match) and Levi McClain (67.2K subscribers, 59% match) are Cadence Hira's biggest competitors. They share a focus on music theory related to video game music and nerdy musical analysis similar to Cadence Hira.

What type of content does Cadence Hira make?

Cadence Hira creates content analyzing video game music and music theory, with video titles like 'EVERY Time Signature EXPLAINED (using Nintendo Music)' and 'Why Does Snow Level Music Sound COLD?'. The channel publishes videos that typically garner hundreds of thousands of views (e.g., 1.8M, 907K, 906K) and averages about 533.4K views per video, with an upload cadence described as ~? uploads per week.

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