Recycling tracks with reamp on quadtrack

[whitedamp]

I am lazy and want to quadtrack a guitar. Is it ok to record it raw just twice and them reamp these two tracks with 2 different setups (resulting on 4 tracks, 2 with each amp setup)?

If yes, how should I pan them? Should the two tracks that used the same raw track be on the same side of the spectrum or not?

Thanks in advance!

ps: the two raw tracks will be playing exact the same guitar line.

 

[Ermz]

This won't give you the effect of real quad tracking.

 

[CJWall]

nope, just phase problems..

 

[flytrapx]

Well, you can get some cool sounds if you nudge the copy tracks around a little but like above it won't be the same.
Hey, get off your lazy arse and throw those tracks down ........jk

 

[joeymusicguy]

Well, you can get some cool sounds if you nudge the copy tracks around a little but like above it won't be the same.
Hey, get off your lazy arse and throw those tracks down ........jk

even then, it sounds like poopy in mono

and for some of you, no, i do not have a mp3 to show you what poopy sounds like in mono haha

 

[musickey]

even then, it sounds like poopy in mono

and for some of you, no, i do not have a mp3 to show you what poopy sounds like in mono haha

good stuff:Smokin:

 

[whitedamp]

Actually, I was looking for this kind of quadtrack shortcut because some guitarrists that come to record a demo here aren´t that tight on playing over and over again the same line. So, I´ll just make´em move their lazy arses and... poo in mono :zombie:

Thanks for the replies!