Goa Trance Track - From Start To Finish
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This is the complete Goa Trance production journey — from an empty project to a release-ready track.
The Full Course covers everything: sound design, composition, arrangement, mixing, and mastering.
What’s included:
– 55 video lessons (15+ hours of content)
– Full Mix & Mastering module with step-by-step explanations
– Access to all Ableton Live project files (arrangement & session view)
– Exclusive Eclipse Lite sample pack
– Free eBook with workflow tips & checklists
– Lifetime access
Ideal if you want to finally finish tracks that sound polished and ready for release, using the exact techniques I apply in my own productions.
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1. Kick and Bass - 3 2. Percussion
- 4 3. Creating Noise Effect with Operator
- 5 4. First Lead Sound Design with Wavetable
- 6 5. Creating Acid Lead with Phoscyon
- 7 6. Creating Lead with Drift and Creating Call & Response Patterns
- 8 7. Creating New Melodies and Finding the Right Preset
- 9 8. Creating Glide Lead with Serum
- 10 9. Designing a Lead Sound in Serum and Building Melody Patterns
- 11 10. First Arrangement Process
- 12 11. Developing Melodies and Organizing Leads for Arrangement
- 13 12. Psychedelic FX and Drum Loop Arrangement
- 14 13. Sound Design and Arrangement: Acid Lead, Bongos, and Goa FX
- 15 14. Shaping the Arrangement: Lead Layers and Build-Up
- 16 15. Breakdown Arrangement and Breakbeat Creation
- 17 16. Moving Ideas from Session to Arrangement
Arrangement – Filling Gaps & Melodic Additions
- 18 17. Designing a Strong Drop and Smooth Riser Effect
Drop Creation & Riser Design
- 19 18. Building the Final Part of the Track
- 20 19. Closing the Arrangement with Smooth Transitions
Creating an outro
- 21 20. How to Create an Effective Intro Using Existing Elements
Creating Intro
- 22 21. Optimizing Track Length Before Mixing
Arrangement Optimization
- 23 22. Preparing the Track for the Mixing Stage
Pre-Mix Adjustments
- 24 Mixing Module - Introduction
- 25 23. Project Organization & Raw Mix Export
Project Organization & Stem Export
- 26 24. Premix Render Preparation
Premix Render Preparation
- 27 25. How to Export Stems in Ableton Live
How to Export Stems in Ableton Live
- 28 26. How to Import Stems into Ableton Live
How to Import Stems into Ableton Live
- 29 27. Organizing and Optimizing Stems
Organizing and Optimizing Stems
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E-book Mixing & Mastering GoaTrance GuideMixing & Mastering Goa Trance – A Practical Guide
- 31 Mixing Checklist
Mix & Mastering Checklist PDF
- 32 28. Gain Staging Explanation – Start of Mixing
Gain Staging – Start of Mixing
- 33 29. Mixing Kick drum
Mixing Kick Drum
- 34 30. Mixing the Bassline
- 35 31. Mixing the Snare
- 36 32. Mixing Percussion Elements
- 37 33. Mixing Crashes and Tom
Mixing Crashes and Tom
- 38 34. Mixing Impact and Percussion Loop
Mixing Impact and Percussion Loop
- 39 35. Mixing the Fx's group
Mixing the Fx's group
- 40 36. Revisiting the Bass and FX Group
Revisiting the Bass and FX Group
- 41 37. Mixing pad, Lead, and Re-mixing the Snare
- 42 38. Mixing Kick with Pultec EQ and Leads
- 43 39. Parallel Compression (NY Compression) Technique
- 44 40. Improving the Mix with Parallel Processing
- 45 41. Mixing the Main Lead and Breakbeat Loop
- 46 42. Fixing Low-End Buildup with Auto Filter Automation
- 47 43. Using the Saturator as a Clipper in Ableton Live
- 48 44. Clipping the Breakbeat and Using Reference Tracks
- 49 45. Using Voxengo SPAN for Reference Analysis
- 50 46. Track Review and Notes Before Mastering
- 51 47. Fixing the Issues Noted in the Previous Review
- 52 48. Mixing in Mono
- 53 49. Sidechaining the Bass with FabFilter Pro-Q3
- 54 50. Adjusting FX Levels and Fixing Phase Issues with Mid/Side EQ
- 55 51. Revisiting Kick Rolls and Fixing Overlooked Details
- 56 52. Rendering the Mixdown for Mastering
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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