Hello everyone,

First post here :).

I am jamming with some friends once a week and we are recording the session using the Zoom H1 recorder.
The studio owner has the option to record in different channels, but we are only playing for fun so we want to save the extra $$ on having the studio to record us.

A friend of mine is going to let me record my classical guitar in a special place at his house. He created a CMU masonry block castle 40’ tall. The castle at the bottom is 8’ diameter. He cut a door into the bottom and you can go into the belly of the castle.

About 3 years ago I was recording at studio with my band and the producer has sort of amp cycle going on.

I am trying to record my Martin D28 through a Mackie 1604 VLZ mixer into an M-Audio Delta 44 PC interface and onto Sonar X1. Until now (Midi and other audio sources) I have had ZERO problems. That is, until I tried recording an acoustic song that I've been working on. My low "C" on my guitar (Finger picking) fills the mix with a "BONG" sound.

Here is the situation...

I have recorded a lead guitar part and want to make it sound stereo WITHOUT recording another track to pair with it and then panning.

Does anyone have any tips on how to make a single guitar track sound like multiple panned guitar track?

Thanks for any advice, i know it is a bizarre request!

Hello, quick question how do you guys normally record electric guitar? (I'm aiming for a pop punk sound.) Do you mic an amp, or do you use a VST Plugin? (If so please let me know which one.)

thank you for checking this threat out

I have a metalcore band and I'm a bit doubtful about the guitar volume levels and their distribution when recording metal...

The thing is one person said one guitar has to have a higher volume than the other guitar when doing rhytm, i.e. when both guitars are playing the same riff, so the sound doesnt get distorted...

hi, i've tried to record my band but on overdrived guitar tracks i get a lot of annoying noise, i can work it arround a bit with EQ but the sound is just crappy

I've been browsing, and gotten some decent ideas (some of which I've used before) on how to make this work, but there's something still wanting.

Unfortunately, it's just not feasible to do any double tracking at this point.

Hi all. I would like your opinions on what to do next with this recording.