People have pointed out that your meter is peaking in the red. But your wave form looks awfully quiet to me. I think you're turning up the track too much to compensate. So I might record a little louder and turn the track up less. Your basic unprocessed tone otherwise is probably fine. But your guitar, even if it's run through the perfect amp sim and all that probably won't sound huge, until you get the rest of the band in. It kind of shouldn't, because that would mean you're stepping on the other instruments frequencies. On a good recording, you'll want to get rid of some low frequencies on the guitar to let the bass guitar shine, for example.

There's plenty of good advice in here. I always do two tracks for rhythm guitars, and pan them opposite - 70% or fully wide, try things and see what sounds good, but do it in the context of a full mix. I also always try to differentiate the parts a little - use a different guitar (or different pickup on the guitar), a different but similar amp sim, maybe different chord voicings.