Heavy Mix

[mstone564]

I still just have a Digitech RP250 to use for recording, but I finally got around to changing strings on my guitar!

Ignore the shitty riffs and chugs, came up with it in about 20 minutes, just wanting critique on the mix.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3689406/1020.mp3

*link updated

 

[Redline4]

Where's the low end ?

 

[mstone564]

I don't have monitors to mix on, so I can't really control my low end as much as I'd like to.
Do you mean low end in the kick, toms, bass, or just in general?

EDIT: Alright, I've made changes to it.
I took off the high pass at 40hz from the kick and added about 4 dB at 50.
Took the high pass of the bass (I have no idea why I did that) and the cut around 100hz that I made because I thought it stuck out way too much. Added about 2-3 dB at 50.
My bass strings were fairly old, so that might be a problem as well.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3689406/1020.mp3

 

[Redline4]

I think it's alot better now, you could maybe raise the toms 1 or 2 dB. Other than that there's something strange in your overheads, but maybe it's just me.

 

[mstone564]

Hmm, I don't have any reverb on them. It's just Metal Foundry cymbals boosted with a high shelved around 10khz by 3 dBs and a low pass around 8khz on the room.