Hey guys diden't know where to post this so feel free to move it.

I have an acoustic guitar, and I'm playing a riff which consists of chords with hammer-ons and pull-offs. I have a perception 420 mic, it's not the greatest, but I can get a decent sound out of it. I also use my PreSonus channel mixer as a pre-amp, since it has a tube overdrive function. My question is, how can I get the hammer-ons and pull-offs to stand out from the the rest of the riff?

I'm looking to two-mic record an acoustic guitar. I've found a local company who will hire out microphones but I'm out of my depth when it comes to choosing from their list... If anyone with the knowledge can have a look at the hire list below and let me have some thoughts on choice and application it would be greatly appreciated...

Hi everybody,
I'm new on this forum and I'm enjoying it very much.

There's one thing that I'm really interested in, and it's a subject that is not easy to find nor abundantly discussed on the internet:
Guitar layering techniques in today's pop/rock music.

Hi, here is a video of me playing a Tommy Emmanuel Song with additional harmonica.
I recorded both instruments together (before video-shooting).
I would appreciate some critics. cause I will do some more songs.

I am currently recording my own songs in my home studio. I play finger style acoustic with some rhythmic slapping with my thumb. So my guitar tracks have an obvious slapping sound throughout. It sounds cool on an acoustic recording but i am worried that when the song is fully produced (drums and all) it will just sound like noise.

First, a suggestion to the site mods/ admin:

I'm wondering if using a guitar or bass amp head would make a big difference when recording to my audio interface instead of plugging straight in. Plugging straight in sounds completely whack.

I am trying to get the best sound out of my acoustic electric guitar. I know using a studio mic would get a better sound but this is what I have. I'm running it straight through the interface but it sounds kinda bad. I was wondering if there are any good VST's that can help or any suggestions to what I can do to better the sound! Thanks!

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!