My first mix on the Genelecs 1032

[MetalSound]

So recently I bought some new monitors (Genelecs 1032) and I am starting to get to know them.
Any input on this mix is appreciated:

http://www.metalsound.de/1032.mp3

Nevermind the playing or the song. It´s a local band...it´s just about the sound.
Thanks!

 

[vespiz]

Sounds good to me. I'd push the guitars slightly lower, but that's more of a taste thing.
Low end sounds solid enough. Again, maybe lowering the guitars might open up the bass and bass drum a little bit?
Maybe a little bit more glue of some kind for the vocals to sit better with the rest of the track? (filtered mono delays, etc..?)

Nothing really sticks out as being "wrong", imo!

 

[MetalSound]

thanks for the tip.
any more comments? i think the cymbals are a bit too loud either.

 

[nwright]

the guitars sound a little unbalanced, the right side guitar sticks out more to me.

 

[MetalSound]

yeah, this may be due to the fact that one guitar player was able to play his stuff (palm mutes) and the other wasn´t...
I guess we also used two different guitars (each player his own).

 

[Metaller07]

Very good sounding mix for my ears!
How guitars and bass have been recorded?

any chance to get a short examples of guitars, bass, drums, vocal tracks from this mix?
preferably in wav format

 

[Genius Gone Insane]

I agree gtrs are a bit loud but sounds good overall

 

[MetalSound]

How guitars and bass have been recorded?

guitars were gibson studio if i remember correctly into tube screamer into mesa single recto into mesa 4x12" miced with a sm 57 and re 20.
little eq cut around 3 db ~130 hz.

bass was recorded straight into tl audio c-1 and a second track distorted with sans amp (mixed in quite low).

any chance to get a short examples of guitars, bass, drums, vocal tracks from this mix?
preferably in wav format

i don´t think i have the time right now.