Goa Trance Track - From Start To Finish - Mentorship Bundle
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Get the complete Goa Trance Production Course plus 4 personal 1-on-1 coaching sessions with me.
This bundle gives you not only all the knowledge and tools from the Full Course but also direct feedback and guidance tailored to your music.
What’s included:
Everything from the Full Course (all lessons, project files, sample pack, eBook, lifetime access)
4x 90-minute private mentoring sessions via Zoom
Personalized feedback on your tracks and projects
Guidance on production workflow, sound design, and your producer career
Perfect if you want to speed up your progress, avoid common mistakes, and get direct support from a producer with years of experience in Goa & Psytrance.
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1. Kick and Bass -
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2. Percussion
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3. Creating Noise Effect with Operator
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4. First Lead Sound Design with Wavetable
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5. Creating Acid Lead with Phoscyon
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6. Creating Lead with Drift and Creating Call & Response Patterns
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7. Creating Glide Lead with Serum
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8. Designing a Lead Sound in Serum and Building Melody Patterns
In this lesson we will create a lead using Serum, and I will show you how to design beautiful rhythmic patterns for Goa Trance.
This will serve as another important element that we can later use in the arrangement of our track.
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9. First Arrangement Process
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10. Developing Melodies and Organizing Leads for Arrangement
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11. Psychedelic FX and Drum Loop Arrangement
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12. Sound Design and Arrangement: Acid Lead, Bongos, and Goa FX
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13. Shaping the Arrangement: Lead Layers and Build-Up
In this video I will show you the next stage of the arrangement. I will refine different elements, work on layering the lead, and continue shaping the track step by step, moving towards the breakdown section.
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14. Breakdown Arrangement and Breakbeat Creation
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15. Moving Ideas from Session to Arrangement
Arrangement – Filling Gaps & Melodic Additions
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16. Designing a Strong Drop and Smooth Riser Effect
Drop Creation & Riser Design
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17. Building the Final Part of the Track
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18. Closing the Arrangement with Smooth Transitions
Creating an outro
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19. How to Create an Effective Intro Using Existing Elements
Creating Intro
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20. Optimizing Track Length Before Mixing
Arrangement Optimization
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21. Preparing the Track for the Mixing Stage
Pre-Mix Adjustments
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Mixing Module - Introduction
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22. Project Organization & Raw Mix Export
Project Organization & Stem Export
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23. Premix Render Preparation
Premix Render Preparation
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24. How to Export Stems in Ableton Live
How to Export Stems in Ableton Live
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25. How to Import Stems into Ableton Live
How to Import Stems into Ableton Live
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26. Organizing and Optimizing Stems
Organizing and Optimizing Stems
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E-book Mixing & Mastering GoaTrance GuideMixing & Mastering Goa Trance – A Practical Guide
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Mixing Checklist
Mix & Mastering Checklist PDF
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27. Gain Staging Explanation – Start of Mixing
Gain Staging – Start of Mixing
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28. Mixing Kick drum
Mixing Kick Drum
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29. Mixing the Bassline
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30. Mixing the Snare
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31. Mixing Percussion Elements
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32. Mixing Crashes and Tom
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33. Mixing Impact and Percussion Loop
Mixing Impact and Percussion Loop
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34. Mixing the Fx's group
Mixing the Fx's group
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35. Revisiting the Bass and FX Group
Revisiting the Bass and FX Group
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36. Mixing pad, Lead, and Re-mixing the Snare
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37. Mixing Kick with Pultec EQ and Leads
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38. Parallel Compression (NY Compression) Technique
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39. Improving the Mix with Parallel Processing
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40. Mixing the Main Lead and Breakbeat Loop
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41. Fixing Low-End Buildup with Auto Filter Automation
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42. Using the Saturator as a Clipper in Ableton Live
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43. Clipping the Breakbeat and Using Reference Tracks
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44. Using Voxengo SPAN for Reference Analysis
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45. Track Review and Notes Before Mastering
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46. Fixing the Issues Noted in the Previous Review
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47. Mixing in Mono
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48. Sidechaining the Bass with FabFilter Pro-Q3
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49. Adjusting FX Levels and Fixing Phase Issues with Mid/Side EQ
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50. Revisiting Kick Rolls and Fixing Overlooked Details
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51. Rendering the Mixdown for Mastering
With this course you will also receive a small sample pack Eclipse Lite, as well as a complete project in Ableton Live Suite 11. This will allow you to explore the track step by step and see how everything was built in practice.
DOWNLOAD Eclipse Sample Pack LITE plus Ableton Live Project - here
You will also get a 25% discount for purchases in my store – including sample packs, preset packs, and other tools for Psytrance and Goa Trance.
In addition, on my website you can visit the Free Download section, where you will find free presets, kick samples, and more resources to help you start your own production even faster.
Now, let us begin – I invite you to the first lesson.
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Ableton Live Suite 11.3.42 or higher (Suite version recommended for Operator, Wavetable, and Drift)
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Free VST plugins: Psyscope, Voxengo SPAN
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Xfer Serum (Version 1 or 2) – if you do not own it, you can use Vital for very similar results
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D16 Phoscyon (or Phoscyon 2) – used for acid leads (optional, but highly recommended; you can replace with another 303-style plugin)
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Headphones or studio monitors with good bass response (important for accurate mixing)
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Basic understanding of Ableton Live (how to create tracks, load plugins, use session/arrangement view)
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A computer capable of running Ableton Live smoothly (8 GB RAM minimum recommended)
Intended Audience:
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Beginner and intermediate producers who want to learn Goa Trance production step by step
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Anyone who wants to create a complete track from scratch in Ableton Live
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Producers interested in kick & bass design, leads, arps, acid lines, pads, and FX,
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Musicians who want to improve their arrangement skills and learn how to structure a full track
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Producers who want to understand the mixing and mastering process for professional results
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Psytrance and electronic music fans who want to recreate the authentic Goa Trance sound