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Self-Recording Guitar Players LOVE Making Things Complicated And It’s Not Good

►► Multitrack Download w/ Mixing Cheatsheet & Tutorials → Get FREE access to the Crisp & Clear Heavy Mix Formula HERE: https://frightboxrecordingacademy.com... If you're into recording guitars and want better-sounding mixes, do yourself a favor and stop obsessing over the following things: ​ 1. Amp Sims Endlessly trying and tweaking different amp sims is a colossal waste of time. ​ If your tone isn't great and easy to dial in within a few minutes, you're probably using the wrong IR. ​ Amazing guitar tones can be achieved with even the free amp sims available today as long as they're paired with a quality impulse response. ​ ​2. Quad Tracking ​ ​If you want "bigger" sounding guitar tracks, avoid recording unnecessary layers. ​ Recording more than one well-tracked rhythm guitar per side will often make your mixes sound cluttered and less clear. ​ ​3. Panning ​ ​Guitars are one of the easiest instruments to sit into a mix. The trick is to NOT overcomplicate things like the panning of your guitar tracks. ​ Pan your rhythms 100% L & R and call it a day. Panning them inwards will only make your mixes sound smaller. ​ ​4. Input Levels ​ ​Here's all you need to know about input levels: Don't clip on the way into your interface when recording. ​ ​There you go...that's all you need to know. Overcomplicating this process is 100% unnecessary. ​ ​Hear me talk more about these topics using real-world examples in this video. ​ ►► Frightbox MERCH: https://frightbox-recording.creator-s... ► Website - https://frightboxrecordingacademy.com/ ► Facebook -   / frightboxrecording   ► Instagram -   / frightboxrecording