If you were to record a band persay, drums, bass, vocals, and 2 guitarists. And you only record 2 tracks for each guitarist... and i mean 1 DI track and 1 mic track for each guitarist... when you re-amp could you just record 2 miked tracks for each guitarist... so it would then be quadtracking? or would that sound wierd?
Question about reamping !!!
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broken81
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It would not be like quad tracking. It would not sound weired though and you can do this to get 2 different tones for each guitar track and blend them together. Basically 2 of the same track just doubles the volume though. So keep that in mind.....
ok so i just read through that thread about "Quadtracking" I am wondering.. does everyone on here have a different view on "quadtracking" What is it called when each guitarist plays their part twice. thats it, TWICE on each side... is that just doubling? i call it quadtracking cause there are then 4 guitar tracks all together.. is this wrong?
broken81
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Thats quad tracking, when you end up with 4 guitar tracks total is quad meaning four.
