younggoosemusic

Found you on Spotify!
BTW I went through Google, and AI had this to say:

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Young Goose is a biohacking skincare company that has a song and a playlist on Spotify.
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Pretty hilarious, I thought :)

i feel like the synth following the bass is a bit too saw focused, maybe widen it and cut out some of the high frequencies and you got yourself a solid track!

Hello mr Goose, that's a fantastic track. Loads of headbopping and toe wiggling right here. Great job!

I really like the whole vibe of this. Kay

I can definitely say that this is an incredible piece of work. Now I have the feeling that I am listening to something that introduces me to escapism.

It is a nice song. I would like the vocals to be less elaborated so I could understand what is said.
Keep up the good work.
My best wishes, Anthony.

Wow, Brother!! Beauuuuuuuutiful track. The vocals, instrumentation, and production. I could never sing some of those lyrics (LOLOLOLOL), but all the same, a very enjoyable listen! Well, done you!!!!

LovePeace&Light,

Mykael

MGK sound like

Very nice track! And congrats and good luck on the publishing!!

Great title, love the chords, strong vocal. Some good guitar sound too btw, especially the "power chords" work well and the distorted background melody.
Great job and good luck with it! What's your name ion the spotifies etc?

Cool track 50 shades of blue - love the frustrated emotion in this song and the guitar is beautiful Kay

What I like most are the low background vocals. Great job man!

Very cool song ... like the raw, live sound ... the flow is outstanding as the vocals... kinda showgaze, moody, sad rock sound ...
hats off guys,
Danke

I really enjoyed it; I listened to this track with pleasure

'Tonight, until we arrive, let's just be alive' - wonderful lyrics. This has a slightly laid back vibe with a wistfulness, the sort u may catch in a Nirvana song. A very good composition and I love the drums - keep going with those! Kay

That's awesome. I know from experience how hard it is to play and record and mix drums - you did a great job. Personally I got so frustrated by the whole process that I now drum on a midiset and then try to find the right samples with it... agonising stuff.

But you did great! I also love the lyrics. Great track & fav'ed!

Hello,

First of all, I want to say that this is already a great song as it is! I agree with Baobou. Sidechain has become an essential part of music production. However, its important to decide beforehand what should take priority over what! For example, vocals over music, bass over drums, etc. Another important point in mixing is to group instruments into meaningful categories on a BUS track. This has the advantage that if I want to increase the volume of the guitars, I dont have to adjust each individual guitar track, but simply change the volume of the group. Within this group, the individual instruments must of course be mixed beforehand.

For vocals, we work with dry and wet tracks. This means that the original vocal track is on one track, and effects like reverb or echo each have their own track. This way, effects can be better integrated and spatially distributed. The whole thing is then grouped together and further processed. These are just examples. There are thousands of other ways to realize a mix.

Best regards and a Happy New Year, Manuela

#DOPEBEAT #TIGHTFLOW VERY WELL DONE, LOVE ALL THE INSTRUMENTATION WORKING TOGETEHR TO COMPLIMENT THE VOCALS. GOOD JOB, THANKS FOR SHARING.

Dude, this is so beautiful. It seems to me that this sound that appears from time to time is a little bit. This futuristic synth, you need to raise its lows a little bit. And otherwise everything is very good. Well, let's raise the bass drum too.

So the idea of using sidechain on a compression is that the track A you're compressing (eg an instrument) gets a bit more compression when track B you're sidechaining (eg the vocal) is louder. So you sort of punch a hole in the intrument for the vox to shine through.
The other standard example is to put a compressor on your bass and sidechain it to your kickdrum. When the kick is played, the bass gives way a little bit, and that means you don't have to dial up the kick to insane levels to still hear it.
It's a neat little trick - it's not suddenly a world of difference, but when you get used to it you can hear it, and at some point you also start hearing when it's missing.
Good luck my young goosy friend!

Great to see another producer trying to do it all. Good job!
I think you produced a great track; to get to the next level you probably face a similar problem to me; slightly smoother vocals.
I think you can probably dial them back a bit to fit them better in the balance of the mix; but compress the synths/keys with sidechain so the vocals (despite being slightly less loud) still stand out more.
I might be wrong on that though. There are many producers here that are a million times better with vocals than I am and don't get me wrong, you already did a great job.
Great track. Keep creating!

Incredibly cool - love the rap over the top of the music and the weird vibe with some of the sounds. Kay