A lot of us are always searching for the best or damn near best guitar tone we possibly can find. For me it's been a two month long struggle to get something that sounds halfway decent. There are a lot of guys on this forum that have figured out how to get great tones, and for us that have not we ask for your help and tips.
Is there a right and wrong type of tone? What works best for you, duel or quad tracking? In what instances do you determine when to quad track?
People that create amazing music on this forum work in layers upon layers making it hard for us smaller home project studios to hear clearly what makes a guitar sound full. Most of the answers to "How do I make my guitars sound "big" or "full"? Get replied with "Try quad tracking.". The problem with this is what if our guitar sound is not up to par to begin with. Quadding will only give us four instances of shitty guitars panned repectively.
What I am curious the most of is how a single guitar track tone sounds like before getting retracked multiple of times. To hear the raw tone before it turns into something full and big. Maybe other newcomers will be interested in this as well.
Let's hear a raw guitar track from a song you have posted.
Is there a right and wrong type of tone? What works best for you, duel or quad tracking? In what instances do you determine when to quad track?
People that create amazing music on this forum work in layers upon layers making it hard for us smaller home project studios to hear clearly what makes a guitar sound full. Most of the answers to "How do I make my guitars sound "big" or "full"? Get replied with "Try quad tracking.". The problem with this is what if our guitar sound is not up to par to begin with. Quadding will only give us four instances of shitty guitars panned repectively.
What I am curious the most of is how a single guitar track tone sounds like before getting retracked multiple of times. To hear the raw tone before it turns into something full and big. Maybe other newcomers will be interested in this as well.
Let's hear a raw guitar track from a song you have posted.