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Originally Posted by TrevCircleStudios
The trick with guitars is record them right on the way in. Know what sound you are going for and capture it using the right mic in the right place, the right guitar through the right amp. Honestly, you "think" that cookie cutter approach is helping you but it's actually holding you back because until you do that days and days of trial and error (though actually it's more like weeks and weeks) your music will never achieve everything it's capable of. If you don't like that answer, well I'm sorry but in about 3 years time you'll realise I'm right.
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I think I probably worded the question in the wrong way in the initial post.
I've never tried to find a cookie cutter fix to whatever i'm trying to do, and I can't really control the input chain as parts are being sent to me via email.
It's not that I dislike your answer as I believe you to be correct. It's not an answer to my original (possibly badly worded) question however.
We all do music in different ways and for different reasons though. I shall continue to learn from your vast experience.
