help with sound

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durrrral said:
reposting this to hopfully get more comments on what i should do to make it sound better..beside needing to double track and obvious better tone what else would you do

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The first thing that stood out to me, is that most all of the low end stuff resides in my subwoofer. I think recording an actual bass guitar would help immensely. Also the kick drum has no punch. That upper low end needs to drive the tunes. I would use less distortion on the guitars myself.

Nice playing dood! :D
 
Real bass guitar
Some body to the rhythm guitars
Sounds like everything but the snare is in another room.
Start from scratch &
Do a drum mix & sort out the cymbals
THEN
add the bass (some definition at 3khz too)
THEN
Hard pan you multitracked rhythm guitars
THEN
Get them to sit with the rhythm section
THEN
Add the top guitar to taste.
LEAVE OUT
all the abrupt panning until you have a good sound & when you do pan do it smoothly & with some sort of sense to the music.
Your lead playing is OK but tone all the way across is pretty dreadful - the noodle at the end sounds fuller - not the rhythm scratch - the noodle.
 
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