drum mix help

[bryanturner]

hey guys im self taught and pretty new to all this but I am trying to get a bit better this is a mix of some drums i recorded in my shed

http://soundcloud.com/bryanturnerelectro/drums

just wondering how i could improve them they sound a bit eh Reverby =) but not so much when dropped into the mix Im finding the overheads the hardest to mix but they were REALLY bad until today when I felt I hit a milestone and got a much better tone. It still aint great but I hoping some of the more experienced engineers might be able to pick up on something to help me improve the mix.

Any help would be appreciated

Cheers

 

[bryanturner]

just noticed that the symbols are phasing slightly on this with each other. I moved the two wave forms in line with each other and also move the snare based on this and it sounds better ill post a clip up shortly. anyone get a listen yet?

 

[oroinvictus]

Reverby drums are good, unless you're playing some super fast shit. The drums sound good to me, if not a bit quiet.

 

[AeternusEternus]

i like it, sounds great for a shed. you might consider letting some more mid/low in from the overheads, but if it doesn't sound right to you when you do that, i wouldn't change anything.

 

[bryanturner]

really? fuck thanks guys you made my day =) ill try that with the middle on the overheads.

any other suggestions?