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Quick tip: to make your mix louder, don't cut mids from all of your instruments. Some instruments "kinda" have no mids already(flute for example). Cutting low-mids/mids or even use hi-pass for such instrument can cause em thin and quiet. Cutting low-mids you cutting loudness in most cases(some instruments).
And don't boost highs too much(same result but from the other side).
Tip 2:
Rock Drums covering full freqs range in most cases.
Low/mid-highs for kick
low-mids/mids/mid-highs for snare
toms works in low/low-mids and highs
cymbals in highs/mid-highs(depends of what you want).
Also in rock-like things, entire mixture based on drums.
Rhythm guitar tone depends of drums, lead instruments depends of rhythms, accompaniment instruments depends of leads.. Weird? Maybe, but it works for me) What does it mean? Just be careful cutting drums in mids or boost em in highs. Highs will cutoff rest of freqs if you boost em to much.
Tip 3:
Rhythm guitar.. .. .. .. My rhythms suck, so i just say, low-mids/mids in this exact case could work.(don't cut mids too much, don't boost mid-highs too much)
Overall it sounds like you cut ALL the mid range at master channel. Sounds pleasant for ears and relaxing as a result. Not sure that was intended:-)
Still, i'm not authority. Don't listen to me much:mrgreen:
Nice tune dude!