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Can copying a guitar take make it wider?
Listen on stereo headphones. Hear the same complete riff twice. In A, the channels are identical. In B, a simulated second take adds small differences you can hear in stereo.
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Why the second example sounds wider
A plays the same take at the same level in both channels, so it sounds centred. B simulates a second performance with small differences in timing, pitch and level. Those differences give each ear a slightly different signal.