I guess I didn't mention that I will seperately record the same rythym guitar track for each side. I know that if i just simply record once and then copy and paste one rythym guitar track to the other side, it sounds like a mono recording, and if i slide one track forward, you could get a flanging effect.
Just wanted to know if producers were slideing one RECORDED rythym guitar track forward, and leave another RECORDED take of the same part at 0
How's this look, Trev, Sonic
Recorded Rythym guitar part (take 1)
%75 Left at #0 tick of 480 ticks per measure
Recorded Rythym guitar part (take 2, same chords as above)
%75 Right at #4 tick of 480 ticks per measure
This algorythm would prob depend on tempo, and, of course, what sounds good
Also, Sonic or whoever, what are your panning assighnments (0% through 100%) for four rythym guitar parts, and are some of the bands I like (Dying Fetus, Cannable Corpse, Slipnot, etc) recording the same rythym guitar parts 4 times and panning