Supersoil Freak Out

Hello All...I am new here and I need some help. I am wondering if I screwed up my supersoil recipe. I used this recipe after it was recommended to me. I should have researched it more but this is the recipe I was given, so I forged on and followed my suppliers instructions. I realize now I should have used the basic recipe. I mixed the soil April 1st and stored it in 3-35 gallon totes in the sun. It has been a cold spring so far in zone 7 in NY. I opened the bins today and while I was not knocked over it does have a funk. There is no growth on the soil and I am wondering if I did something wrong. Please, some suggestions. I planned to plant in grow bags around May 7th. I have never grown organically but I am no stranger to this crop. PLEASE advise. Thanks. 2 Bags of BioBizz Light,
2 bricks of Coco
6 Bags of Roots Organics,
50 lbs Earth Worm Castings
5 lbs Bloodmeal 12-0-0
5 lbs Fish Bonemeal 3-16-0
3 lbs Bat Guano 0-5-0
3 lbs Seabird Guano 0-10-0
3/4 cup Espom Salts
1 Cup Dolomite Lime
2 tbs. Humic Acid
5 lbs Green Sand
2 cups each of:
Crab Meal, Alfalfa Meal, Oyster Shell, Kelp Meal
I cup each of:
Azomite

did you wet it down and seal it tight? or was air able to dry it out?

Wet it down and sealed it. Rubbermaid totes.

sounds like you did everything right. I noticed my had kind of a funky smell to it for a couple weeks. Id toss 2 gallons of water ever 2-3 weeks to keep it moist (50 gallon trash can). Just imagine letting blood, bat shit, fish bones, and a bunch of other nasty smelling shit sit for a couple weeks... its gonna smell like shit. But once the microbes got a grip on breaking it down it will bring out the earthy smell.

Mine smells amazing now after cooking for 2 months. Id give it sum time, let things break down and balance out.

How much did you wet it before you wet it more? If you grab a handful of soil and squeeze it, does water drip out? If so its too wet, you want it moist but not soaking...