STEREO Guitars from Mono. This simple trick will blow you away! 

And let's not forget that just putting an instrument to one side is not a sin. When I have two instruments and one needs to be dead center I sometimes just use a delay plug to achieve this result. Thanks for the video!

Seriously, this channel is amazing. The production value is top shelf, and the presentation, knowledge and teaching is concise and clear. Steve just has this natural ability to condense otherwise complicated concepts into digestible and actionable lessons. All killer no filler. Joey Sturgis is the only other person that I think presents information as well as Steve.

Thanks, really efficient ! In Cubase 13, you can now in one click change from mono to stereo. Then you can use the Steinberg monoToStereo plug-in to change the width and the delay.

Great guitar tone, works so well in this song.

That second trick is more than worth a try or two. Gonna give that a go for sure!

A really valuable tutorial as always. Thnks Steve

Really excellent tutorial, so well explained. Thank you.

Here is a method I developed but in order to work you need the tempo synced to the song, in Cubase pro you can match tempo first, then duplicate the guitar track and pan each one hard left and right, then Quantize the duplicated track enabling Audio Warp and Itrative Quantize in Cubase, depends on the style of playing you might need to set it on 16 most of the time. If you get some weird timing effects you can go back to the quantized audio file and look for audio warp lines and correct them. You can listen to this example in my recordings. Great video by the way.

Thank you daddy, is today I really learn about widening, Am a Nigerian, long live sir

Great job! Good ideas! Thank you so much

I quantise copies of the guitar to 16ths and 8ths, pan the, left and right and that works really well

You're a magician in real life!!!! Amazing!!!!

Great trick.

This track delay use is a game changer !!

Love this…have come from ableton via studio one to cubase in last year. This technique well used to doing in ableton but didn’t know until today in cubase…..the delivery on mastering I recently watch massive eye opener……never realizing the functionality of cubase when mastering

That was great. Thanks very much.

What a great video Steve!

An excellent video once again. Some very useful tips. Love this channel. Many thanks

Thanks a lot for this tip.

Great tutorial thankyou.

Better result u can get if u automate it and change the channels with delay

Awesome tricks! For the second method, do you want to leave the Mono2Stereo plugin on the Stereo Out so the guitars don't cancel each other?

Brilliant ❤

Is it necessary that you pan them all the way(100%) to the left and right sides? I mean, you can't just pan them left and right about 50-70% for each side? Really great video thought, thanks!

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thank you 🙂

Hello sir,I have used a ts cable from the guitar to the multieffect, from the multieffect to the mixer I use a ts cable and from the mixer to the active speaker I use an xlr cable.. in your opinion, is the resulting sound stereo or mono?

very interesting, but why? I record bands/music with a stereo shotgun or the Pocket 3 which has a pretty good stereo mic input. Marty Sender You Tube

1st method is Haas effect.