thanks very much for doing this Leo. I really enjoy all of your work, including the humor.

Ciao Leo, Thank you for your absolutely useful tips. Besides my commentary videos i am a long time musican that never had occasion to going in-deep into recording techniques, and you are proving to be very Helpful. I thank you so much because you are clear and simple, and you made me curious to do recording myself of the songs i have still down on paper since long time. Grazie Leo - Brutal Frank

Ive been recording my own music for a while now, and ive never tried this. I just did today and that sounds way better! Thanks for the video!

You have a GREAT guitar tone. The separation is perfect.

More recording technique videos please! The stuff you are doing is amazing, I just want to learn more. Also so video's on how you video and produce. This is the best stuff I have seen on metal. more more more, please.

I will try this method the next project I do using heavy guitars. Thanks Leo from all the way over in Vancouver WA. USA!!

Hey Leo, thanks for the tip. I will definintely experiment with different amps and quad-tracking now! Your title says "multible" but it should say "multiple".

I'm a bit confused, for quad tracking, wouldn't it be better to record each guitar layer in mono?

I like the idea of using less gain on the third and fourth takes. I do use different tones when recording guitar tracks but I usually just have two rhythm track's anyway

I love the way I can actually feel the bass physical in and around my ears with my headset by hearing this vidtrack....pew pew!

Thanks for sharin, havin hardest time gettin my riffs/songs recorded n not sounding hollow

Thanks for sharing those cool tips. I'm new on your chanel, and I am totally mad about your awsome work. Mental metal dude, keep up the good work. You got me subscribe

I was looking at the beard the entire time. 👍👍

I love you man! Thanks

Brilliant

Pretty tight playing^^

4:25 "it sounds... GOOT!" :D

Another good option is to mic a cab. Use 2 different mics positioned in front of 2 different speakers on your cab and run those mics into a mixer then to the interface. Youll end up with a single full/fat track built with 2 layers. Swap amps or cabs or change EQ and play a variation of the track doing the same thing. Its similar to what hes doing except youll only be dealing with 2 rhythm tracks in your final mix as opposed to 4 and only need to record twice (hopefully). Just another method or option.

Thank yooooouuuu!!!! ❤❤❤❤

I don't have a decent computer with DAW/ recording software, microphones, or really anything like that to record my own music, simply because I can't afford it. Though I recently got myself a Boss DD7 which has a loop function in it, and I've been really enjoying making loops on there and layering guitars on top of eachother each with a different tone to make a massive guitar sound. It's really fun, and I wish I could afford a decent computer with all the bits to record my own music!

Love what you do!!!

for a second i thought that gopro was just a bunch of snark tuners stacked on top of each other lmao

This lesson was awesome. I am a noob when it comes to recording. So gonna try this out tonight. I was wondering, how do you sync the video and the audio?

just what I've bee looking for. Any more recording tips for us noobs?

Awesome thanks for the advice with mixing the cabinets I didn't know about that 😄

That was awesome! Thanks Leo!

I'm surprised you don't list in your description the name/make of that sweet guitar ... 🎸 🎸

Damn, in my mind I only hear one cool guitar. You should do a preview how would only one recording sound pasted on all channels

thanks Wes.

Hei, where do you pan guitar 3 and 4?

Love you music Leo, outstanding. What are your thought of being pre-, on and after the beat when recording guitars? My personal experience is that most of us guitarists are naturally somewhat pre beat when recording, especially new stuff.Then some producer (not when I'm recording at home XD) comes and quantize everything to be on spot like a machine, . But as in recording bass in some genres, being after the beat can make a song get that hang, really swing and groove. Thoughts?

Your work is always inspiring to watch! \m/\m/

That was amazing, thank you very much for the video. Let me ask you.. and what about recording the guitar solos? They are also recorded like this? Do I need to record many trackings fo the same solo?

Genius!

Thanks for the information

Great lesson! Thanks for sharing :)

Is it normal to have a slightly chorusey effect before you pan the guitars left and right when they’re all up the middle?

What do you guys think of adding up to 8 tracks. They do add to the tone massively.

thank you

A very good tip.

In my opinion, in this particular recording "4 guitars version" is too much MID. I prefer "2 guitars version". But idea is very nice :) I got question - do you know good method how to get same efect, by recording guitar ony one time and duplicate somehow?

Takk for tipset! Testet det nå, og sangen min ble plutselig mye mer heavy og fyldig! Har du planer om å lage en liten video om tips til EQ'ing og mixing av sanger? Har prøvd litt selv, men skjønner svært lite av dette. Uansett, takk for knallgode tips!

Love it, thanks for the vid.

Badass. Thank you

Thank you so much! It will be very useful for me! ;)

What do you think about double tracking with the same guitar, but in one track you use the neck pickup and in the other the bridge pickup? Would that be ok?

Thanks man! Really helped a lot!

I love you !! You are fkn awesome!!!

Great tips!

Quad tracking equals more mud and unnecessary work. You could just double track and turn em up if you want a "massive" sound

Hey Leo, the sound is awesome! I have a little question though. How do you aviod phase problems? I've tried this technique on one of my songs, it was awesome at first, but then I listened to it on a tiny mono speaker and it sounded aweful.

hey Leo, have you ever used a Randall Diavlo Head? (1w, 5w, 20w, 50w, 100w) I got the 1w version but im struggling to make it sound HUGE!

wait what kind of amp profiles were those?

Damn that riff.....

i dont know if this is a dumb question, but if you quad track rhythm guitars, how do you track lead and how to you pan it etc

Hello Leo ! Gotta say, you're tracks sound massive :) I have some questions though. you're tracking the kemper on stereo tracks, and then panning them hard R and L. Is there a reason for them being stereo tracks ? I don't own a kemper but normally I check all the stereo tracks I receive to know if they are really stereo, or a doubled mono track... keep up the good work!

You are awesome! where can i buy your songs so i can support you in that way?? Keep on rocking dude!

Question. My band is about to record for the first time as a twin guitar band (was just me up until about a year ago). Wouls you recommend both of us double track our own rhythm parts or have one person do everything? Thanks!

love your tips

Looks like you aim to have your guitars on the -15db to -12db range. This is where I aim too!

Hi, I dont understand it. Why is he/you Leo:), recording the guitar tracks in Stereo? didnt you lose content from the signal, panning hard left/right, because you are going out of the Kemper with a Stereo Signal.

Thanks bro!

Great video 👌

Maybe a lot of people already asked you, but what software would you recommand to record? :)

thanx man

hey Leo, when you record your guitar tracks, do you use mono or stereo? it looks like your using stereo, but I wouldn't know.

Hey Leo...your amazing ... great job. I've a question: this double tracking technique is suitable also for Lead Guitar? or for lead guitars you use another trick? thank u

the kemper is stereo out. How do you handle that? Just record each one mono and kill all efffects?

Hi can you do master of puppets by Metallica also from stronger things you Would do so amazing because you are just that amazing man ! Thank you for the lesson !

I don't see you using headphones, which track are you listening to through the monitors? Are you listening to what you have already recorded, or what you are currently playing? How are you making sure the timing is exact. This is not a very complex riff, but for some really complex pieces, how would you make sure all the notes hit at the same moment? Do you place markers on the tracks?

Is it better to pan tracks 3 and 4 hard panned or 45 degrees? What results in a better sound?

I just turn my amps up to 11.

Hi Leo, I have a dude and I would like to know: how do you connect the Kemper to interface to record guitars ? what is the best option? Spdif, main out, direct out,... Thank you so much.

Thanks for the tips! I want to record some gigs for me know ^^'

hey dude🤘 i watch a lot of recording vids from you and i like it, its cool shit, but can you tell me please when you use ezmix for the guitars what Presets you take for the 4 rythm Guitar tracks? Iam wondering what Presets works best in combination. greez from Austria

very nice lesson Leo, thank you, so how did you get the full mix sound from 3:47 and on?

Is it normal to triple or quad track a guitar solo?

wow ! i like it! , what software are you using? :P

Can u answer my confusion? I am going to record a blues song where there will be one guitar, bass ,organ, drums ans vocals. Here i am not using two guitars, only when i am doing solo parts. Here, the recordist said to record the same guitar track again and pan left and right but i really wanted to do is same like Alex hutchings trio, where there is one guitar, keyboard, bass and drums. So, is it really needed that we should record two guitars same and pan left and right or can we just copy and paste the same file and pan l/R? But, i really want to do is use only one guitar, so is it possible?

So should I also double my bass track?

What drum application are you using or what would you recommend? I'm using EzDrummer at the moment but it's really not that good, especially the cymbals sound awful and the actual drums sound too machine-like and "triggered"

How well does this work when you are playing real technical stuff? Obviously you have to play tight, but I was curious if you had any difficulty quad tracking technical stuff

I have an 8 track digi recorder. Thinking I could lay down 8 tracks then record it as one then put it back down as one track then add in more?

GUD!

Frog Leap Studios When you solo the guitars around the 3:30 mark, do they have any Post EQ on them or are they the dry tracks straight from the Kemper? Thanks!

how are you recording guitars? why are the tracks stereo?

Where did you pan the third and fourth guitar?

Hey man do u slip the doubled tracks so there not exactly lined up to the original tracks or you just leave them, i record and im trying to get the best sound i can thankyouuu

Hey, what’s your opinion of tracking 2 guitar amplifiers/cabs together on two separate tracks,left then right? I know it’s a matter of opinion,however do you ever record that way?

Where'd you get that Go-Pro headstock mount?

you rok dude!

can anyone tell me why he is tracking guitars in stereo??

ive done L-100 R-100 ....that sucks????Im gonna try track 2 more guitars !!thanks for the tip but tell me...L-100 R-100 sucks?

Holy shit man.. ;-)

If the band has two guitarists who play similar parts, do we just double track them both and pan to their respective sides?

Which program did you use in this video to mix these 4 guitar tracks? Is there any similar programes for Windows? :)

What is the song in the background? I'm sure its yours but would like to hear it. Thanks

That does sound awesome. But I need what I record to also be what we do live or the fans will turn up and say "What the hell is this?"... Actually, they do that sometimes already anyway ;)

Hey man, great vid! May I know how do you pan those guitars?

I watched a lot of videos and all I wanna know is how do you pronounce your last name, I can't tell people your my favorite if I don't even know your last name!