Finally, someone seriously interested in "overall sound" smile

I've recently discovered "space designer" and "vintage console EQ" in LogicX. They've caused me to completely re-think the way I mix/master. So, currently, overall sound is at the top of my list lol... I've even scrapped my old drum kit.

True story... I came across a movie in Tubi, a re-vamp of "Charlie's Angeles". High energy action flick with lots of 70s/80s rock. Of course, I actually own a lot of the original recordings of the tracks in that movie... So, I immediately heard a major difference. The sound track in that movie is awesome! It motivated me to try and figure out WHY?

Anyway...

What I immediately hear in your current recording is a focus on everything "mid-low to mid-high". I'm not surprised it doesn't sound good through your Bose system... Mid-lows are also kinda' saturated and "muddy". Overall, the recording is very lo-fi.

I recommend listening to some of your favorite music through your home system (not your computer). Then, without making any EQ changes, play this recording for comparison.

Also... DON'T TRUST A SUB-BASS WHEN YOU'RE RECORDING! Unless you're a rapper, a sub will totally screw with your ears!

Good song BTW, hope this helps wink