If you're going for that 80s sound, I suggest you find some proper TR-707 snares and look into the infamous "gated verb"-technique. Right now I feel like the snare is not meshing well with the vibe you're going for. 

Hey thanks man, I never thought about this.

I'll try this out but it might not work due to the nature of the project but this is something I'll definitely be using in the future. Good feedback +1

Yes it comes and goes. Can't deal with it really, I've seen all the advice but when to rollercoaster starts ascending theres nothing I can do really. Evertyhing just sounds like shit and I feel worthless.

Sometimes I feel super motivated and I try to make the best of those times.

All this goes hand in hand with my real life (not related to music). If things are going well then music is more enjoyable but when the depressive times hits, well, havent found a solution.

It happens to us all... I think the more experienced you get, the more rarely you get this. Also when you produce consistently it will happen less.

Second to that, I also think that other things that are happening to you in life are causing it as well.

For me, its quite the other way around. When I was starting out I rarely got too overwhelmed about music related stuff and everything was pretty fun. Now as I get better the frustration and angst increase. It's getting worse every year as I get better.

I have a really special markup system I use. It's in my head.

Try giving feedback to others before asking for it.

The supersaw is definitely overcompressed. I literally cant hear anything but the supersaw and the plucky thing. You should take it easy on the compression/limiting too, it sounds super squashed as it is.

It sounded really clean until the supersaw dropped. I think you should lower the volume and the compression of the supersaw.

I usually just end up turning the volume down. Are you on headphones or monitors by the way?

Yeah this is definitely a problem.

It's a bit quiet try turning up the volume a bit I can't hear anything.