I'm showing you how I record my metal rhythm guitars in the studio for albums and releases. And specifically showing you how to pan your guitar tracks.

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It's pretty simple and this method will help you record tight rhythm guitars. Start by recording your initial track (I usually have a sample drum track to play along with to help keep timing; you can use something like EZ Drummer, Beta Monkey loops, or even the beats that come with most DAWs).

One you record that first guitar track, hard pan it to the left.

Now, open up another track to record your 2nd rhythm guitar. Pan that track all the way to the right and start recording.

This will give you a full sound and you will easily be able to distinguish the guitar sounds. Sometimes when you have the guitars up the middle it's muddy and had to tell which track is which.

I leave these metal guitar tracks panned, also. This is how you want you full mix to sound, nice and full. And it leaves more room for your bass guitar and kick to fill in those spots up the middle.

On top of that, panning your rhythm guitars leaves more room for your leads to cut through the mix up the middle.

I hope this video tutorial on recording and panning guitars helps and please give it a thumbs up and share it!

Keep it Metal,
Jason

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