Hmm... A very basic sound on your clip. Ok mixing, but it did sound a bit metallic/thin.
Go and search books about production techniques. Some magazines offer good articles concerning production, but usually books have that "newbie" aspect seen on magazines and then go much deeper (+ one book contains same amount of information than dozen articles). There should be dozens of production books in your local library. Start checking them out from the newest to oldest (some of the basic laws of production have been the same for decades, but technology is developed and that's why a book from 1976 isn't the best choice). Take a book and leaf if through quicky to get an overall image of what the book has to offer. If it's all about positioning mics, it might not be the book you're looking for. Try to find a book which has extensive chapters about compressing, EQ, mixing and some other various/optional tips & tricks.
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