Guess whats wrong!

[ecktronic]

What is wrong with this mix?
I just cant seem to get the lo ens right on my masters.
The lo end is definetly booming and rumbling at times, i only found this out when i listened to it on a number of stereos as i am mastering with headphones!!
Is the rumbling because the bass guitar is too loud?
Did i add too much lo end at mastering
or did i add too much at 120Hz area to the bass guitar at mix down.
I know this might be hard to work out but any comments on the boomy lo end would be very helpfull. Its buging me sooo much ahh!

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[giraffe]

lets see......
tame some of the hi's maby it's a mid problem?) in the clean gits, the sound is a little plunky? needs to be a little fuller
less gain on distorted gits
i think thare are some compression issues mostly on the distorted gits but other places as well
(just a guess)

loose the compression all around and start again

not sure about the low problems, but it's probably a combo of things
you probably (like me) don't have a pair of monitors with stellar sub responce

 

[ecktronic]

Cheers for the reply Giraffe.
Yeah i am only using HD200 sennheiser headphones for mastering so i cant judge the lo or high end, but i feel the mids are fine.
I only used slight compression on the guitars to tame the odd peak. I used compression on the bass guitar. I didnt however use any compression when i was mastering though as i dont like using software for matering compression, i would rather like to use analogue outboard compression if i had the chance.
I think the clean guitars have a nice tone, maybe not too thick but i like that.
The distorted guitars only have about 50% distortion on them, alot less than if i was playing a gig.
I recorded the vox last night and i will mix and remaster and then post again in about a week or so.
Cheers.