Hi Olivier,
 
I've been listening to both versions... The changes are very subtle. The lead guitar does appear to come up in the mix ever such a little bit. I guess that's with dropping the rhythm guitar down a touch.
 
I had a listen to your latest song too, but I won't comment on that here... I'll wait until you've created a new topic for that 
 
cheers
 
andy

Hi,

Tried to improve the mix a little bit,brought the bass and drums more ahead and tried to reduce the ,let's say harsh side( actually it is a bus with an exciter plug-in ,Voxengo Warmifier to name it and I put ahead of it an eq whith a highpass set too high so I put down the highpass from 300 Hz to 120 and also reduced the outcome for about 10 dbs).
Not sure if the changes are audible but I'm in a trial and errors process.

Cheers,

Olivier

Really enjoyed this, love that change at the end, nicely recorded and new mix sounds good to me.

Wow, this took me by surprise.  I love the way you combined the two songs.  They play off each other very well.  The guitars sounded like they were right in front of me.  That's good engineering.  If you want to give your percussion a little boost, try some tube distortion if you have it, or a tape emulator plug in.  Otherwise, you've given me reason to return to your site and hear some more of your music.  All the best!

Nice tune(s). Made me want to go hunt up some if the jig-like things I've written.
 
I didn't hear the first mix. To my ear the current one still wants less exciter/level on the rhythm guitar, and more high-end/exciter on the lead. And maybe adjust the "presence"; the rhythm guitar seems more up front than the lead. And that snare definitely wants to come up, if not other drums as well.
 
Pretty easy on the ears as-is, though. 
 
Dave

Thank you Dave,
Well the bad new is that I have to go back to work on the mix because I can hear what you say ..
Cheers

Hi,
Went back to the mix, trying to understand the insights that the nice people here suggested.
Thanks again.
Olivier