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keys are way too loud.

waaaay too much compression, everything sounds cramped together, the crashes are too loud and drown everything out.

currently, being in school to learn to be an engineer, I find forgetting equipment in the studio when recording three floors down in the recital hall to be quite irritating.

what room are you recording in? do you have a lot of space? I will tell you right now, there are almost literally a million different ways you can mic a piano, it all depends on the room and what you're trying to go for. If you want a more "pop" sound to the piano you'll wanna close mic...

Gonna have to agree on the DT-770s, great pair of reference headphones.

I know it's a rough mix, but the piano is really dry, so that should be one of the first things you fix up in my opinion. Otherwise it's great.

bring down the overheads and EQ/bring up the kick, it's really hard to hear. And maybe change your snare, I hate the default snare on DFH and I'm assuming that's what you're using.

you could try soloing the tracks and then rendering/bouncing the project with just the soloed tracks, that's the easiest way I can think of off the top of my head; I'm sure there's a way to do it with just tracks, but I can't find it at the moment.

I'm assuming you have the tracks panned correctly in Reaper? are you trying to consolidate specific tracks or render the mix?