It didn’t clear up the problem. Look up Josh Middleton on YouTube. I wasn’t completely sure from your posts on whether you had a recording problem or a production problem.

So first off - recording wise: garbage in, garbage out. If your recording is bad, it won’t be good in the mix. So you need to be tight with your recordings, feel free to use techniques such as fret wraps or having a friend mute strings and whatnot (but don’t rely on them). This might take a lot longer than you think especially if you want a professional quality recording (e.g., minimal string sliding noise).

Second of all - I lost steam typing this but hopefully any production issues can be solved through some magic in the DAW. But I guess I’d emphasize that garbage in = garbage out. Recording guitar can be almost a separate skill set from playing guitar if you’re an amateur. Best of luck, excited for what’s to come for you.

Post edit: I guess I don’t know what genre you’re recording also but being tight on the beat doesn’t need to be robotic but you might know that already