
Myriad_Rocker
New member
I'm trying to record and do mixing on my guitars and what not...but I have some issues that I'm hoping you guys could help clear up for me. I'll give some scenerios, if you will, and if you guys could help me understand what might occur during that situation, that would be VERY helpful. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated.
One Guitar
How is this mixed? Is it typically just doubled by the player in the opposite channel? What if the guitar part is pretty complex and can't be duplicated dead on? Is this ever an issue? How do you thicken up the sound of a band on a recording that only has one guitar?
Two Guitars
Let's say there are two different parts. One is playing chords and one is picking individual strings...how would this generally be mixed? Are parts doubled to give that thick sound? How does the method vary from clean parts and distortion parts?
Three Guitars
How are three guitars dealt with? All the same questions from the other two apply here...let's say all parts are distinct and different.
Additionally, what panning techniques should be employed? Anything I should watch out for? Any other tips and tricks?
ANY other advice on this would be AWESOME! Thanks!!!
One Guitar
How is this mixed? Is it typically just doubled by the player in the opposite channel? What if the guitar part is pretty complex and can't be duplicated dead on? Is this ever an issue? How do you thicken up the sound of a band on a recording that only has one guitar?
Two Guitars
Let's say there are two different parts. One is playing chords and one is picking individual strings...how would this generally be mixed? Are parts doubled to give that thick sound? How does the method vary from clean parts and distortion parts?
Three Guitars
How are three guitars dealt with? All the same questions from the other two apply here...let's say all parts are distinct and different.
Additionally, what panning techniques should be employed? Anything I should watch out for? Any other tips and tricks?
ANY other advice on this would be AWESOME! Thanks!!!