Hi folks.
What are some of your favorite tricks to get a nice rhythm guitar
spread on a hard rock/metal track?
I usually get stuff here that features two rhythm guitars, if not
distinct performances, at least different mics on one amp. Usually,
I can at least pan them hard left and right, delay one side, then
duplicate all that but delaying in the opposite direction to balance
things out.
But, I received a single rhythm guitar track with this project and
can't get others. A dry DI track is not available for re-amping,
otherwise I would just do that.
Doing the usual wide pan then slight delay trick once gives me that
annoying artifact of my brain focusing on the side that arrives
sooner. Duplicating the track and panning/delaying on the opposite
side doesn't give me a nice wall of guitar, it gives me too much
piled up in the center. I've tried EQing them slightly different,
using different delay times on each side, etc. with no real success.
So, what do you guys suggest I try next?
I realize I can knock one from each pair out of phaze for that beyond
the speakers effect, but I worry about a lot of guitar disappearing
when switching to mono.
All suggestions greatly received.
Chris
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