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You need to tell us what your recording setup is really, then we can help you easier.
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I think the timing was much better when the drums kick in louder, could you record the quiet no drums bit with louder drums then remove them once recorded the guitar part? I do that to help with my pitching when singing, I record it with full piano chords on the beat to ensure I've got my reference pitches then just mute them for the actual track. Could you hear the click loud enough?
My comment was for the solo type guitar notes, just seems a bit off the beat to me.
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I think oddly the drum is out of time in the quiet bits. Although with the particle reverb its harder than it seems to get the sound in time
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