Rick Beato

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Rick Beato
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Beato in 2020
Personal information
Born
Richard John Beato

(1962-04-24) April 24, 1962 (age 62)
Fairport, New York, U.S.
Education Ithaca College (B.A.)
New England Conservatory of Music (M.A.)
Occupations
  • YouTuber
  • musician
  • educator
Website rickbeato.com
YouTube information
Channel
Years active2015–present
GenreMusic
Subscribers4.5 million [1]
Total views1 billion [1]
YouTube Silver Play Button 2.svg100,000 subscribers2017
YouTube Gold Play Button 2.svg1,000,000 subscribers2019
Musical career
Instruments
Formerly of
  • The Monroz
  • Rival Suns
  • Billionaire
Last updated: October 1, 2024

Richard John Beato ( /biˈɑːtoʊ/ bee-AH-toh; born April 24, 1962 [2] ) is an American YouTube personality, multi-instrumentalist, music producer, and educator. Since the early 1980s, he has worked variously as a musician, songwriter, audio engineer, and record producer; he has also lectured on music at universities.

Contents

Beato owns and operates Black Dog Sound Studios in Stone Mountain, Georgia. He has produced for and worked in the studio with bands such as Needtobreathe, Parmalee, and Shinedown. [3] On his YouTube channel, he covers different aspects of rock, jazz, blues, electronic, rap, and pop, and he conducts interviews with musicians and producers.

Early life and education

Beato was born in Fairport, New York, a suburb 9 miles (14 km) east of Rochester. He is the sixth of seven children; he has two sisters and four brothers. His family life was highly musical: at an early age, he was introduced to the rock music of the 1960s by his older sisters. His mother's siblings and father were musicians and music teachers. He started playing cello at seven. At 13, he switched to the double bass, and at 14, he began playing guitar, initially learning by ear. After several years, he began formal training from a neighbor who owned a local music store. [4]

After graduating from Fairport High School in 1980, Beato studied at Ithaca College, obtaining a bachelor of arts degree in classical bass; he earned a master's degree in jazz guitar from the New England Conservatory of Music in 1987. [5] [6] [4]

Career

Beato has been a session musician, songwriter, studio engineer, mixer, and record producer. He has lectured at several schools, including the University of Alabama [7] and Berklee College of Music, [8] and taught jazz studies at Ithaca College. [9]

Band

Beato was a member of a band called Billionaire, formed in 1997. After releasing a self-produced debut album in 1998, titled The Goodnight Sky, Billionaire signed to Republic Records and put out a second album, Ascension, in 2000. [10]

Studio

Since 1995, Beato has owned Black Dog Sound Studios in Stone Mountain, Georgia. [11] [12] He has also previously run the record label 10 Star Records. [3]

Book

He has published[ when? ]The Beato Book – A Creative Approach to Improvisation for Guitar and Other Instruments. [13]

Signature guitar

In 2021, Gibson previewed a Rick Beato signature Les Paul Special Double Cut guitar. It comes in a special TV Blue Mist finish with P-90 pickups and Beato's signature on the truss rod cover. In 2023, a second collaboration of the model was made in a Sparkling Burgundy finish. [14] [15]

YouTube career

Beato's YouTube channel, Everything Music, launched in 2015, has accumulated over four and a half million subscribers[ as of? ]. His videos, which cover a range of music-related topics, have garnered a substantial following, including close to a million followers on Instagram. [16]

Despite his initial inexperience with video production and uncertainty about the channel's potential ("nobody's going to watch an old guy with white hair on YouTube"), Beato's extensive background in audio engineering contributed to the development of educational content aimed at a broad audience. [12] [16] His experience as a music professor instilled in him a passion for teaching, and he has said, "I've been very lucky to have a great music education. I wanted to pass it along to other people that aren't as fortunate as I was". [12]

In the early days of his channel, Beato focused on creating videos that offered insights in how to play instruments, music theory, production techniques, and song analysis. [12] [16] His content ranged from detailed explanations of musical concepts to breakdowns of popular songs. [16] Despite a modest start, his videos began to attract attention due to their educational value and Beato's engaging presentation style. [16] Everything Music gained significant attention in 2016 after a video featuring his son demonstrating perfect pitch went viral, quickly amassing over three million views and helping to establish Beato's social media presence. [16] [17] [18] [19]

Following the success of his early videos, Beato expanded his channel’s content to include more comprehensive music topics, such as the series "What Makes This Song Great?", where he analyzes popular songs to explain their musical structures and compositional techniques. [12] [16] He also conducts interviews with musicians, producers, and other music industry professionals. [16]

Challenges Beato has faced with YouTube include maintaining copyright issues while reviewing music. Several of his videos, including ones with Radiohead and Fleetwood Mac, were issued take-down notices due to copyright claims. In July 2020, he testified about his Youtube experiences before a United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary, which was reviewing the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and considering limitations and exceptions such as fair use. [20] [21]

Notable interviews and guests

Beato has conducted interviews with a diverse array of notable musicians on his channel, spanning various genres and eras. [16] These include Paul Gilbert, [22] Billy Corgan, [23] Jimmy Chamberlin, [24] Michael McDonald, [25] Matteo Mancuso, [26] Mateus Asato, [26] Steve Morse, [27] Stewart Copeland, [28] Nuno Bettencourt, [29] Tony Levin, [30] Maynard James Keenan, [31] Brian May, [32] Alan Parsons, [33] Kip Winger, [34] Kenny Aronoff, [35] Josh Freese, [36] Mohini Dey, [37] [38] Danny Carey, [39] Yngwie Malmsteen, [40] Joe Satriani, [41] Steve Vai, [41] Rex Brown, [42] Charlie Benante, [42] Zakk Wylde, [42] Joe Bonamassa, [43] Kirk Hamett, [44] Marty Friedman, [45] Steven Wilson, [46] Kiko Loureiro, [47] Tim Henson, [48] Robert DeLeo, [49] Keith Jarrett, [16] Pat Metheny, [16] Seal, Sting, [16] and Steve Lukather. [50]

Discography

Band member

Session work

Production

Source: [51]

YearArtistTitleAlbumContribution
1996The Tender IdolsThe Tender IdolsCo-producer, co-mixer
SkirtChoking on SugarProducer
2001 Flickerstick "Smile", "Got a Feeling", "Beautiful" Welcoming Home the Astronauts Co-producer
Left Front Tire Social IconProducer, songwriter
Michelle Malone Hello Out ThereCo-producer, musician
2002Weekend Excursion"I'll Never Fall in Love Again", "Best Friend"Take Me HomeProducer, musician
All Is WellPlastic KissProducer
Logic 34Demo
KarmaRunning on AdrenalineCo-producer, co-mixer, musician
2003 Shinedown "Lost in the Crowd", "In Memory", "Stranger Inside" Leave a Whisper Co-producer, engineer
The Working Title Everyone Here Is WrongProducer
Endo "Simple Lies" Songs for the Restless Co-writer
Left Front Tire42 Ways to Lose a FriendCo-producer, co-writer
BoxelderLive Under the SunCo-producer, co-mixer, co-engineer
2004 Ingram Hill June's Picture ShowProducer, mixer, co-writer
Jump, Little Children Between the Dim & the Dark Producer, engineer, mixer
2005Ingram Hill"More Than a Feeling" (Boston cover) Raising Helen soundtrackProducer
One Less Reason"Favorite Color"Everyday Life
Mercy Drive Mercy Drive
Fozzy All That Remains Co-producer, co-writer
2006Ingram Hill"Solsbury Hill" Why the Wait Producer, engineer, mixer
2007 Needtobreathe The Heat Co-producer, engineer
Submersed Immortal VersesCo-producer, co-composer, co-mixer
2008 Shinedown "Son of Sam" The Sound of Madness Co-writer
2009Needtobreathe The Outsiders Co-producer, engineer
Papercut MassacreIf These Scars Could TalkSongwriter
Decyfer Down "Ride with Me", "Moving On" Crash Co-writer
2011Needtobreathe The Reckoning Co-producer, engineer
2013 Parmalee "Carolina" Feels Like Carolina Co-writer [6]
2015 Tyler Bryant & the Shakedown "Stitch It Up"The WaysideProducer
2016 Muddy Magnolias Broken PeopleCo-producer [52]

Views

Beato periodically shares his critical perspective on modern music trends and the future of music through his videos, arguing that contemporary music has declined in complexity and quality due to commercialization, streaming services like Spotify, and changes in production techniques. He believes that the industry’s focus on producing hit singles and algorithm-driven playlists over full albums and artist development has led to a homogenization of music, reducing musical diversity, and stifling innovation. Furthermore, Beato criticizes modern production techniques, such as Auto-Tune and excessive digital effects, for diminishing the authenticity and richness of music. These discussions emphasize the broader debate on the impact of technological and commercial changes on music's artistic expression. [53] [54]

Another significant aspect of Beato's perspective is his role as a music educator. [16] He advocates for well-funded music programs in schools, believing they are crucial for developing critical thinking skills and citing examples of influential figures like Paul Allen who were musicians. [16] Beato is concerned about the future of music, noting the rise of artificial intelligence, [54] the shallowness of popular music, and the decline in the number of children learning to play instruments. [16]

In November 2023, Beato testified before a U.S. Senate A.I. Insight forum on transparency, intellectual property, and copyright. In his testimony, he proposed licensing policy for musical datasets similar to the music licensing used for films or public performances. [55]

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