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I agree. The hard-panning is not doing it for me either. Maybe like 40% on each? I usually start at center on both guitar tracks, then gradually pan each one. I almost can 'feel' it when it hits the right pan. The drums sound great. Is there a bassist? I almost can't hear anything. Maybe...

I'm fairly new to recording and mixing, but I love punk rock. So... I like the kick and the snare. I'm not sure what you did to the hi-hat (i.e. compression, limiting, etc.), but it does some weird 'pumping' that I'm not digging. Other than that, I think the drums are solid. The vocals...

There's a couple of ways to do that. First off, get out your scissors and cut out the section where the second guy is singing. Now you can do one of two things. The first method is easier, but a little sloppier to keep track of: 1) Right-click on the clip. Go to "Insert Effect," Go to...

Try panning the guitars a little less and throwing a mild stereo delay on each one. Maybe like 25% with 15ms on one channel and 10ms on the other. Something like that. I did that to my track earlier and it widened it up a bit.