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title: 'How He Went From $0 to $5k/month with AI Music Channels in 1 Month'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=63DymTdmKBU'
video_id: '63DymTdmKBU'
date: 2026-08-09
duration_sec: 1127
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# How He Went From $0 to $5k/month with AI Music Channels in 1 Month

> Source: [How He Went From $0 to $5k/month with AI Music Channels in 1 Month](https://youtube.com/watch?v=63DymTdmKBU)

## Summary

In this interview, Stefan talks with Maurice, a student who successfully monetized AI-generated music channels on YouTube in record time. Maurice shares his journey from a music producer to running faceless channels that generate significant passive income, emphasizing the importance of niche selection and consistent posting.

### Key Points

- **Maurice's Quick Monetization** [00:02] — Maurice monetized his first music channel in 9 days and his second in 8 days, proving it's not luck. He earned $7,400 in the last 90 days from the first channel.
- **High-View Video with Low Cost** [03:26] — His most viewed video got 660,000 views and earned $2,080, costing only $10 for a subscription to create it.
- **Live Streaming Success** [04:54] — Maurice had a live stream that attracted 100-200 viewers constantly and made about $1,000 per month, but he accidentally deleted it and plans to set up a new one.
- **Second Channel Performance** [06:19] — The second channel, despite only two uploads in 28 days, continues to generate revenue consistently, showing the evergreen nature of music content.
- **Evergreen Music Content** [08:15] — Music videos tend to keep gaining views over time, unlike other niches that plateau. This makes music channels highly sustainable.
- **Background and Motivation** [09:12] — Maurice was a music producer with a type beats channel (20k subs, 4-5M views) but low revenue. A friend's success with remixes and RPM inspired him to try longer music videos.
- **Ease of Starting** [11:05] — Maurice claims starting a music channel is 'dummy easy' and requires no prior knowledge; you can use ChatGPT for prompts and tools like Zuno.
- **Biggest Challenge: Niche Selection** [11:30] — Finding the right niche was the hardest part, taking about a month. He tried other niches like medieval music with zero views before finding success.
- **Copying with a Twist** [13:05] — Maurice advises not to copy others one-on-one but to add your own twist. He saw someone copy his thumbnails and gain 20k subscribers, proving there's room for innovation.
- **YouTube Not Oversaturated** [14:00] — Maurice believes YouTube is not oversaturated; success comes from failing a few times and persisting. The learning curve varies, but posting consistently is key.
- **Future Goals** [16:03] — Maurice aims to reach a consistent $5k per month, then $10k, and is currently testing new non-music channels to diversify.
- **Advice: Just Start** [17:15] — The biggest advice is to start without overthinking. Overthinking leads to worst-case scenarios, but action brings results.

### Conclusion

Maurice's success demonstrates that with the right niche, low-cost tools, and consistent posting, AI music channels can generate substantial passive income quickly. The key takeaway is to start, learn from failures, and keep iterating.

## Transcript

our students, Maurice, who's actually running music channels, who monetized his channel in just 13 days, like his first channel, and then 8 days later monetized the second channel to prove it's not luck. All music channels, AI
need to be a music producer, anything these channels. And, you know, in this video, I'll show you guys the full call. A lot of value inside there, so make sure to watch the full video. Now,
again, if you are looking for help, you know, you don't want to go through that all trial and error, then just check out the first link in the video description, book a call, and let's have a look if it makes sense to work one-on-one together
as we did with Maurice. And with that being said, guys, enjoy the interview. We are here with Maurice today. He is actually building music channels at the moment, which is super interesting. Starting some other channels now as
How are you doing? >> I'm doing very good. doing? Doing good. Doing good. How's life? How's life? >> Life has been good. It's a vacation. I'm
Yeah. >> That's very good. Very good. So, I always want to jump right into that for these videos or kind of these um student
interviews because then I know that's what everyone is here for. Let's actually immediately uh start speaking about some results and then we'll get into all of these >> Yes, of course. I have also pulled them
up. So, this is the first channel. >> Mhm. >> So, first channel we did in last 90 days, $7,400. So, I think they want to check it if it's
refresh it. One second. Oh, what the [ __ ] where am I? Oh, there's a video. So, there there's the refreshed. And now >> Mhm.
>> That's always the important the most important part of it all. >> So, this is the Uganda and this is US dollar. >> And this is my first channel and I also have another one and
>> For this channel very quickly, how long did it take you to actually monetize channel that we completely started from zero. It's a music channel. How long did it take you to monetize? >> To monetization, I think 9 days.
>> [laughter] >> That's insane. All right. And especially I always say in the music space like because the music space is one of the most saturated kind of spaces because it's so easy to
create the videos, but I think the biggest thing in the music space, not sure what your opinion for that is is, you know, just finding a different angle to, you know, things that already working because most people
when they go into the music space, they literally try, you know, workout music else is doing. >> Yeah. Yeah, I think that's >> Yeah, you know, with you, it's a jazz channel, correct?
There are hundreds of channels in the jazz niche niche, but this one is up this quickly because we change it up a little bit, you know, which is super cool. All right. What is your most viewed video on this channel?
>> My most viewed is I can check it right now. now. Um >> Yeah, you can just filter there. >> 670
>> Yeah, can you go to the analytics? I just I just want to show people how how insane music channels can be. So, this channel made or you know, got you channel made or you know, got you 660,000 views, made you 2,000
a $2,080, which is super strong. Tell me, how much did this video cost? put this video together? >> So, this video cost me $10 subscription
>> [laughter] >> And the video itself, >> [laughter] >> That's just insane. It's just insane know, in the music space, if you find like the in YouTube in general, like if
something, you know, that nobody's really doing and you do it, you know, that's that's what really How am I supposed to say, like makes exactly what's >> feels illegal.
going to make your channel to to actually be successful. All right, and then, one very interesting thing I think, um, for everyone because, you know, everyone sees these music channels actually live streaming. You are live
For how long have you been live streaming? >> Currently, I don't have live stream ready because, um, I accidentally on or not accidentally, I don't know how it's I deleted it. I don't know how I
did that, but I deleted it. And I had like 100 to 200 viewers um, constantly. And it was making like 1,000 per month.
But I'm setting up a new one soon and test it out. And I think, uh, it was good because I created it when it was blowing up, like when I had like 40,000 views a day.
And that took the the the live really into the algorithm and it was getting And now, yeah, I don't know how it's now working, but it was a very good like anything. >> Yeah, especially because you set it up
>> Yes. Yes. And you can set it up on a different page and run it over there, so you don't even need to have your laptop or PC and run it. >> Yeah. Yeah. Man, that's awesome. All right, so this is the first channel. I
know very shortly after that one you already monetized the second channel. >> Yes. >> Let's have a look at the second channel. >> This is the second channel. >> Yes. All right. So, this is a old
channel you were already running, but you didn't see a lot of success with that one, all right? Okay. What did you change on this channel? >> I don't know. I didn't even change it. It was just slow picking up. It was
like, I don't know how I can show it. It was >> Mhm. >> And I was like 14 videos in.
As you can see, I hadn't uploaded many. I was What was it? 3 2 5? About 20 >> Yeah. All right. And this this channel is very interesting because, as you can see, the
last 90 days or the 28 days I uploaded two videos. And it constantly gets good uh revenue. So, I'm not even posting, but it's the titles and everything they pick
up, so it always and as you can see here, it's it's going up again. >> That is that is insane, especially because you just posted two videos. I mean, these two videos, like if you
break it down, um in, you know, the sooner cost I maybe cost it you a few cents and then 10 minutes or something. So, this is super cool. Now, what I love a lot about these music channels is that you can actually, you know, run them
over a very long period of time. You know, they I don't know, music is super know, they I don't know, music is super evergreen. Um so, even like the very old different student as well who's running music channels. The very, very old
videos, they still pull in views every month because it's like I don't know, it's super, super evergreen. Then, uh what is your most successful video on what is your most successful video on this on this channel?
>> Very nice. 500,000 views and 800,000. And like what Again, what I love so much about these music channels, just have a look at the graph. Like in no like in in many of the niches, like it goes up and then it kind of flattens down. But in
the music niche, it's like you really often get it that the videos are just like they just go up and up and up. Now, not like how must I say like I don't know, it's just super evergreen which is super cool for for music
Um yes. But now, we're starting some some >> Yes. >> Right. So, maybe in like a month or two, we'll do another another call where we speak about those channels. Let's see.
>> Yes. All right. All right, so thanks for showing your channels and everything. Now, let's actually take it a step back. Like what were you doing YouTube-wise and everything before we started working together? Um and how did you actually
come across like the whole YouTube automation or faceless YouTube channel >> So, that's actually a funny story because I am a music producer. So, I have actually like knowledge about music and music industry and I did promote my
music on YouTube also. Like doing type beats. I don't know if that's sounds familiar to anyone. And I I like I have one channel where has like 20,000 subscribers and about 4 to 5 million views.
And I was kind of it is it is kind of like the the same um uh strategic there, but it's it's like the views don't even get that much uh like uh revenue because it's like a 2-minute video.
And then a friend of mine uh showed me that he makes remixes on beats and on uh samples and all that, and he showed me RPM, and he was like doing 1-hour mixes. And then I was searching for like music
channels to run and etc., and then I came like in this bubble of YouTube came like in this bubble of YouTube automation like this way, and then I just thought, "Okay, maybe I was like 5 years into this music production. Uh I
then I picked it up, and I was like making in the first 3 months more than I did in the last 3 months music, so it was >> Very nice. And then what were some of the biggest challenges like when you
started you know doing YouTube or faceless YouTube automation when you tried it? What were like the biggest challenges that you faced early on? And then very important question to add to that, do you think that because
like many people might be a bit scared of music channels now because you are music producer, do you think the average person can start a music channel like you're doing right now? >> Yeah, 100% is is dummy easy.
>> It's very very easy. You just have to ask ChatGPT about it. I prompt for Zuno, >> Yeah. >> Don't need any knowledge, so it's yeah, >> Yes. >> And what was the first question you said
>> challenges, right? >> yeah, like that you faced early on. >> So, like the hardest challenge for me was like I think finding the right niche
and starting because I already knew because I did also start so much like YouTube channels with my type beats. Uh I already knew a little bit about the algorithm and that it can blow up any day. So, I was like over the fear of
posting. So, I I knew I just had to post. But, like the biggest challenge was yeah, finding a good niche and that took me all like one one month and I was also starting like two other two or three
So, 100% >> I was putting hella effort in like one channel with medieval music. I was doing the whole uh the whole pictures moving graphics overlays and it was like zero views
>> [laughter] >> 100%. Yeah, I think the niche is like the the biggest biggest biggest thing when it comes to to faceless YouTube and you know, I think a lot of people
worry about things like, you know, YouTube being completely oversaturated and you know, stuff like that. And I think your results, especially in the music niche, uh show that like some kind of how must I say it?
Like some some some styles of content may be some some styles of content may be oversaturated, but if you just change up some little things because if you think about like just as an example that the
jazz, you know, it's it's a massive niche. There's so many channels, you know, posting in the jazz space, but you were still able to you know, succeed just because we changed up some little things. Um
>> And some some motivation for me is like I used uh for my video I used another like a niche, put my own like thumbnails, etc. and character in it. And like two months la- later someone
copied my whole thumbnails with a with a different character and he's like 40K 20K subscribes up me. So, it's it's never too late. Yeah, it's it's just like thinking a little bit outside the box and not
copying what everyone else is doing, but copying in a not in a how do I There's >> Not copy paste, and just copy and put your own twist in. >> Yeah, put like change up a little thing. Don't just copy one-on-one because
that's in most cases not going to work, right? Um now, do you think personally that YouTube is oversaturated? >> No. >> it's just because, you know, the results
you've gotten with again, in the music space and other niches are even easier than the music space is super cool. So, well done on that one. >> You just have to like fail once or two
times and then keep going and one one is eventually picking up. Sometimes the random ones you don't think it's going to pick up now will pick up. >> 100% and I think the biggest thing and that's just what you said, like everyone
has a learning curve. For some people it's going to take two months to get longer. For you it took eight days or nine days. The reason for that is Yeah. >> [laughter] >> I don't know, you know, I I don't
really, you know, obviously there is luck involved and everything in in YouTube and and life, but you have to do something to get lucky, you know? And I think you since you were posting already a little bit, you had like the learning
curve because everyone has like a learning curve. How long it takes them and challenges they have to go through to be able to get to a point where then They're just things that you learn on your path that then, you know,
that then help you to blow up the channel. And you did that very quickly. For some people it's super fast, for some people it's slower, but the biggest mentioned, is just post. Like, you just have to post.
biggest thing. >> Mhm. >> thing also was like since I came from YouTube from Typebeats, it was like a rule there, and you had to post like 3 months on a YouTube channel
to to eventually it should pick up. So, I had this like this um how how is it Like the like the patience to do it, and it was
very fast. So, I had the patience like I was okay, I I post like 3 months, and then I see if it picks up. So, yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that's another big the results too much, especially at the beginning, you know?
>> Well, yeah, awesome. All right. So, now we're starting some more channels. Um where do you see yourself like in let's say six six months from now at the end of the year? Uh what's the goal? >> I hope I mean, I cracked the 5K months.
It's now a little bit lower, but I hope I have like a constant so like >> Mhm. >> And then from there on to 10K, but 5K is now my goal because that's already enough for me right now.
>> [laughter] >> 100%. I do think it's it's possible. Like, we've had so many people do it. So, again, like the biggest thing if you want to get to that point the fastest way possible, just almost do as much as
you can. You know? Your inputs are always going to kind of determine your you're going to test now by really testing new channels now, the faster we're actually going to get to that point. So,
yeah, super excited. And then, you know, lastly for everyone watching who might be in the same place as you were when you just started working with us, give them? What Yeah, what advice would you give
them? >> The biggest advice would be just start. Like don't overthink it. I think if you just I also had with these I I start now a new channel, not music, and I had so much thought about it.
And Stefan really helped me and said don't overthink it. I think you just have to start, try, and then from there on go on. lower.
try out. >> 100% agree with that. Like you know what's very funny? Like most in most cases if you overthink, you're putting everything in the worst-case scenario, which is very funny, right? And and this
start overthinking, you're putting stuff in the worst-case scenario, stuff that cases. You know, and then it you know, as soon cases the results are completely different. But that's awesome, man.
Totally agree with you. Just do don't overthink too too much. It's going to keep you back. So, yeah, man. Super awesome to have you here. Super awesome to have you in the group. And really enjoy working with
you. Enjoy working with people who take a lot of action. So, yeah. Is there anything else you want to let off your heart if I can say it like that? >> Let me think. No, I'm actually I think I'm good. So, I
>> Awesome. All right, man. Thanks so much and then we'll speak, all right? and then we'll speak, all right? >> Perfect. Thank you. Bye.