dude it sounds like the polarity is reversed on one of your channels, or something. It's got that pseudo-stereo feel to it.
There's energy below 50 Hz (the subwoofer stuff), but I'm not hearing much near 60 Hz... have you cut anything from 60Hz - 100 Hz?
Mix sounds a bit "honky"; plenty of energy around 200 Hz, yet the most sits around 800Hz. It's a bit low at 1kHz, got quite a bit at 2 and heavy again at 8kHz.
When I get to points like that, I take all the EQ out of the mix... and start over
Sounds like a great song, tho! Excellent energy. This really isn't a muddy mix; it's just gotten to the point where it's been beaten to death with EQ
Please don't take this as a negative post The mix sounds like it needs a bass (60Hz-100), to relax (1kHz -- the "aaaahh" frequency), and to settle down upstairs (2kHz down, 8 kHz down). Rather than adjust the mix that way, I'd just start over
Don't worry; we'll stick with ya on this one!
Chad
EDIT: Just looked at your file in a spectral analyzer (to see if I was talking out of my butt
)
-It
is low on energy from 90Hz-100Hz (a little higher than previously stated)
-I was a bit off about 800Hz being heavy (lower, near 550-600 Hz is heavy), although it's within a 1/2 octave
-- From about 700Hz - 1.5kHz, the mix is thin, indeed (pretty much the 1kHz octave... participant scores!
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-- perceived harshness near 8kHz, because of the imbalance in the rest of the track -- though I only saw the average amplitude analysis of the spectrum; you may very well have an imbalance in the 8kHz octave. (the lower portion of that octave, from 5kHz-7kHz did seem heavy in the graph)
Sorry for all the extra rambling