Hey there. I'm a new member and a beginner/intermediate mixer, so take this with a grain of salt.
The whole mix seems to be suffering from a weird pumping effect that is especially affecting the guitars. It may be best to dial down the compression, especially if if it is on the mix buss as well. The reverb on the drums is a tad muddy, but they seem to be fairly consistent as far as volume and attack, so that was cool. The bass is almost indiscernible expect for being able to hear the low end, so it kind of disappears in the mix. To be fair though, this bass was hard to mix as far as getting it to cut through because it didn;t have much inherent mids or highs to begin with, so if you have any Amp sims, I suggest mixing an aggressive, bright amp tone into the bass mix. The guitars seem to be the biggest issue for me though. They have lost all the aggression and attack of their raw tracks, so perhaps that might be from too much compression and/or subtractive eq.
Overall, the mix has some tonal issues. It is very muddy (my best guess is 250hz to 650 hz), so your room---if your mixing on speakers---might be giving you some very misleading sonic information. I suggest bringing in a reference track to help you make some more reasonable mix decisions. I would suggest using Face to the Floor by Chevelle, The Neverending Sigh by The Foo Fighters, and possibly Vasoline by Stone Temple Pilots.
Sorry if that was a lot of criticism, but I think if you take another go at it, you can get this one down really good. It took me about five whole mixthroughs to get mine to sound just decent. Good luck
The whole mix seems to be suffering from a weird pumping effect that is especially affecting the guitars. It may be best to dial down the compression, especially if if it is on the mix buss as well. The reverb on the drums is a tad muddy, but they seem to be fairly consistent as far as volume and attack, so that was cool. The bass is almost indiscernible expect for being able to hear the low end, so it kind of disappears in the mix. To be fair though, this bass was hard to mix as far as getting it to cut through because it didn;t have much inherent mids or highs to begin with, so if you have any Amp sims, I suggest mixing an aggressive, bright amp tone into the bass mix. The guitars seem to be the biggest issue for me though. They have lost all the aggression and attack of their raw tracks, so perhaps that might be from too much compression and/or subtractive eq.
Overall, the mix has some tonal issues. It is very muddy (my best guess is 250hz to 650 hz), so your room---if your mixing on speakers---might be giving you some very misleading sonic information. I suggest bringing in a reference track to help you make some more reasonable mix decisions. I would suggest using Face to the Floor by Chevelle, The Neverending Sigh by The Foo Fighters, and possibly Vasoline by Stone Temple Pilots.
Sorry if that was a lot of criticism, but I think if you take another go at it, you can get this one down really good. It took me about five whole mixthroughs to get mine to sound just decent. Good luck