10-04-2016, 02:20 PM
(10-04-2016, 01:26 PM)Dangerous Wrote:(10-04-2016, 12:29 PM)mattashy Wrote: I cleaned up the silence in the tracks when there wasn't any audio data and I also bounced it out at 44.1 24 instead of 48 24 this time, so it could be a little bit of both that was causing the pops. I have each paired gtr track panned hard L/R and then routed to a bus (GTR 1 - GTR 4) since there's two tracks for each guitar part.
Hey Matt,
I would be checking your guitar arrangement and panning. Listening through headphones they are sounding quite mono and a little phasey. (Comb filtering effect) With hard panning should be sounding really wide with headphones. Even try using just 2 guitars as the main panned pair and bring up the other two at a lesser volume for some added weight (listening for filtering problems at the same time). Sometimes you've got to be careful with four guitars as they can cancel them selves out it bit. You can quite often get a bigger guitar sound by just using two.
Dave.
Thanks for the help. I have been having a little trouble getting the guitars to sit right. I'll go make some changes and see if it solves that.