I'm not sure where to go from here, help please!

[insideac]

Ok, so after countless mixes and re-recordings, this is the clearest I could make my song:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5102484/angelkillermix19(2).mp3

I ended up replacing the Superior Drummer 2 kick with another sample, something with a more audible "click", since that's how I like it, but the guitars and the vocals seem to be fighting for the spotlight, and the guitars still don't sound as crystal clear as I'd like.

Is there anything you guys can do to this mix, or anything I can do to make it better? Thanks!

 

[ScootBaloo]

Great song but the mix has too much lows.
The guitars have to much low freq ( you should remove everything below 50 Hz )
and they dont have much high end so they dont cut thru.
I doubt I could remix it myself but if you posted the DI tracks and midi then
I am sure some one here could remix that song and make it sound perfect.

 

[insideac]

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5102484/angelkillermix20.mp3

How is that? I brought the bass up, but I removed everything below ~55hz on the guitars, made the snare a little snappier, and raised the guitars a little around 8khz.

 

[ahjteam]

The guitars have to much low freq ( you should remove everything below 50 Hz )

More like everything below 100 Hz. There is already a 808, sewing machine and bass filling up the 0-100hz area nicely.

I doubt I could remix it myself but if you posted the DI tracks and midi then

They are on the other thread: http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/...eone-please-help-make-everything-clearer.html

 

[ScootBaloo]

Woops, my bad, I forgot about that other thread.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5102484/angelkillermix20.mp3

How is that? I brought the bass up, but I removed everything below ~55hz on the guitars, made the snare a little snappier, and raised the guitars a little around 8khz.

I think what you did has improved the guitars.
Unfortunately, now the guitars and vocals are in conflict.
I think some sort of EQ work on the guitars and vocals is needed
to make them sit together.
The low frequencies are better but can you use a steeper cutoff
( i.e. higher gradient ) ?