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Jaron Lopez
Subscribers 93.6K
Videos 433
Views 5.2M

Channels Like Jaron Lopez

Jaron Lopez covers chord progressions, lo-fi chords, and music theory for producers through tutorial-style videos focused on chord creation, beat making, and related scales and cadences. The channel features content like Ableton tutorials, lo-fi chord ideas, and music theory topics, with a posting cadence averaging around 12 minutes per video and an average view count around 47.5K per video. Channel branding emphasizes early access to a new learning and creation platform, Chords that Vibe, and has 433 videos published since joining YouTube in March 2013.

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Subscribers 1.3M
Videos 519
Views 210.2M
Appearances 17
SERP 100%
Similarity 77%
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Both target viewers interested in advanced piano harmony and jazz-influenced chord work, sharing high search overlap on terms like 'chord progressions' and 'jazz chord progressions,' with a strong content alignment around sophisticated music theory and harmony.

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Noah Kellman

81% relevance

Subscribers 205K
Videos 530
Views 28.5M
Appearances 8
SERP 82%
Similarity 79%
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Audiences overlap around piano chord techniques and advanced voicings, with high search similarity on 'chord voicings tutorials' and 'advanced chord techniques,' though Noah concentrates more on piano voicings while Jaron leans into broader theory applications.

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Alex Rome

77% relevance

Subscribers 546K
Videos 566
Views 43.5M
Appearances 12
SERP 71%
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Both channels focus on chord progressions and music theory for producers, sharing substantial search overlap on 'chord progressions' and 'beat making chords,' with Alex emphasizing producer-focused theory and Jaron aligning toward compositional harmony.

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rly Beats

71% relevance

Subscribers 213K
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They attract a similar audience around chord progressions and voicings for beats, evidenced by comparable search interest, though rly Beats emphasizes beat-making content with higher stylistic variety relative to Jaron's approach.

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QJamTracks

71% relevance

Subscribers 110K
Videos 236
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SERP 58%
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Share a strong audience interest in chord progressions and neoclassical/jazz harmony, reflected in solid search overlap and content alignment around counterpoint chords and neoclassical jazz chords, similar to Jaron’s theoretical focus.

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Signals Music Studio

70% relevance

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Videos 206
Views 52.5M
Appearances 10
SERP 56%
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Overlap exists in music theory tied to harmony (plagal cadences, modes) and beat-making harmony, indicated by moderate search overlap; content diverges toward broader theory topics while both appeal to producers and composers.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors include David Bennett (86% match, 1.3M subscribers) and Noah Kellman (81% match, 205K subscribers), who share overlapping queries such as chord progressions, jazz chord progressions, and counterpoint chords. Alex Rome (77% match, 546K subscribers) also competes with similar topics like chord progressions, beat making chords, and music theory for producers. rly Beats (71% match, 213K subscribers) and QJamTracks (71% match, 110K subscribers) further align on chord progressions, chord voicings tutorials, and neoclassical jazz chords. Jaron Lopez has 93.6K subscribers, smaller than the listed competitors, highlighting a size gap but overlapping content areas across chord theory and production techniques.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Jaron Lopez?

David Bennett — 86% match, 1.3M subscribers; Noah Kellman — 81% match, 205K subscribers; Alex Rome — 77% match, 546K subscribers. They share a focus on music production and beat/chord-based content, similar to Jaron Lopez's niche.

What type of content does Jaron Lopez make?

Jaron Lopez creates music production content focused on making chords and lo-fi tracks inspired by artists (e.g., Yussef Dayes, DOMi & JD Beck, Alfa Mist, FKJ, Tom Misch, Nujabes). His videos typically feature chord-based tutorials and music-making guides, with recent videos ranging from around 35K to 196K views, and an average of about 47.5K views per video; upload frequency is not precisely stated, but the phrase 'Average: 47.5K views/video, ~? uploads/week' implies regular, multiple uploads per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Jaron Lopez?

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