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i've tried same amps, two amps, four different amps total one pass for each, etc different mike setups too. The best results I get are starting with two panned 100% left/right and then playing with the other pan knobs in mono until the volume jumps up.

Show me how to do that.

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Looks like this is for Microsoft people. I am on a Macintosh.

These are the "beamsonic" impulses that I already have. Something isn't quite right with them to my ear. They sound like my first four track in a bad way. Maybe I am doing something wrong?

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Anyone have an IR of an analog tape machine besides beamsonics?

Exactly! that is a great mix. so what's up? I have not had that experience. The tighter the tracks are, the worse the phase issues are for me(if it's a completely different harmony part or something there is very little phase cancellation). I really think it is a frequency thing.

I don't get this. If I pan everything differently that only changes the volume of each item when it is summed in mono right? I am game for anything though.

All over the place and more in the future I imagine. Cell phones, tv, internet, etc. I know it isn't going to sound huge but I am talking about almost ALL of the guitars dropping out so all of the sudden I have a drum bass and vocal mix

hi all, When I quad track guitars I seem to loose mono compatibility. I am usually putting two tracks each at 100% left and 100% right all recorded in separate passes. When I go to mono on the desk I lose all the meat... big time phase cancellation. How do you all deal with this?