C4 and Panning?

[Carrier Flux]

many of the posts on this thread have led me to believe that no-one here realizes something very basic:

Waves C4 can do things other than andy's preset.

*ehem*

 

[Matt Smith]

Haha, so true. I just used it to tame the pick attack on a bass track. Also can be good for strident upper-mids on some vocals. A very useful tool overall, all jokes aside.

 

[Tachy]

The c4 is a very god plug in, I use it for also for the bass guitar

 

[GeertSamuel]

Actually on the guitar sounds I'm happy with here I only do some EQing no C4 or any other filters..
I like to use it for drums though more and more..

 

[black sugar]

C4 can be a great snare "eq". Seriously.

 

[Alex the Kid]

sorry guys......call me a lamer..............waves c4 or not waves.


and f so.........what plug are you refering to?

 

[Sinister Mephisto]

Could be potentially n00bish, but I've always wondered...

When you guys set the C4 up, I assume you have it in a stereo bus and have your guitar tracks run to it - when I do this, the more the C4 is mixed in, the more blended, on a stereo field, the guitars sound, which doesn't sound very good.

How do you guys take care of this problem? Should I just insert the C4 on all my gat tracks?

Just started really working on it myself after this thread and... are you panning the tracks while you bus them over? I just had the exact same problem and solved it by panning the bus of each guitar. If that makes sense...