Hi there…
I have a drum video that I created (drums and recording). I tried to get the mix sounding balanced but it sounds too muddy and deep. You will know what I mean if you listen to it.
Please, if you have ANY advice or tips on how I can get this sounding better (in any way), please tell.
Thankyou
Dave 
Through my laptop speakers and early in the morning, it seem like they are lacking EQ. Drums can take a lot of EQ and Compression…
Do you have any room mic’s or ambient mic’s you can use to brighten the sound? The whole kit does sound a bit flat, 2D.
Hi Split
Thanks for your reply…
I did add some eq and reverb… Probably not adequate enough…
As for room mics, there is 2 overhead mics…
Is there any eq or comression tips?
I only have Cubase LE 5…
Thankyou
Dave
Jetta: Your snare at times sounds abit Muddy.
Try using 2 mic’s on it next time. The bottom mic (with the phase reversed)
will bring out the highs in the snare without having to add alot of EQ.
Use 2 tracks for the snare.
You could try running your Drum mix out through some speakers,
Mic the speakers from 10 -20 feet out to simulate Room Mic’s
and re-record that to 2 seperate tracks blending that back in with
your drum tracks.
Maybe add a little over all compression 2-1 to even things out a bit.
Sounds good though
Jack 
The bottom snare mic trick can be a good one although I’ve stopped using one now after many years of using one as I found myself wanting more top mic for that crack/thump.
Anyway try dipping the low mids, raising the upper stuff on the spot mics, and grouping the whole lot to a stereo group and slap a good compressor over it with a slow attack and fast release, for starters. Dont be afraid to dig in with the eq and/or use good handfull of compression 4:1.