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Now THAT was funnyThe singer's mic was too loud - I could hear her.![]()
I think that whole "it's the mixing that gets you" school of thought is wrong. It's not "don't mix brown with clear, or beer with hard", it's "don't drink too much"....I went out and got drunk. In the morning, when I needed to go and meet them, I got really, really sick (don't mix drinks, kids!)...
I skipped through the video. It's unlistenable.
Mate, let me spare you future trouble. NEVER consider more than a few songs for a first meet. You want an out, especially if there are already massive red flags such as no recordings to present to you. Also no band worth joining would welcome a bassist to audition without any proof in advance that you can actually play, and if you can prove that in advance then you needn't waste time on 20 songs just to find out you don't all "click" or that they, as is clearly the case here, can't play well enough.
Anyone with the nerve to pull that repeated cancelling #### and then ask you to learn a different 20 songs should be told loudly and clearly to go #### themselves very hard. This provides two benefits - it may teach them a valuable and necessary lesson and most importantly it will free you up for opportunities to audition for real bands who can rock real crowds.
Also be very careful about associating yourself with people who play AC/DC on guitars with pointy headstocks.
Best of luck to you.

Also be very careful about associating yourself with people who play AC/DC on guitars with pointy headstocks.
Maybe some reverb and chorus would help her voice, she needs a sound man.