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Chapter 1: Introduction 5
System Requirements and
Compatibility
To use Eleven Rack as a standalone preamp and
processor for a Guitar or other instrument, you
need:
• A guitar, bass, or other electric instrument
• One or more of the following, for monitoring:
• A guitar amplifier
• A set of speakers, with an amplifier
• A set of headphones
• Cables to connect your chosen devices
To use Eleven Rack with Pro Tools, you need:
• One of the following:
• A qualified Mac or Windows computer run-
ning Pro Tools 8.0.1 or higher (when using
Eleven Rack as a Pro Tools interface)
– or –
• A qualified Mac or Windows computer run-
ning Pro Tools 8.0.1 or higher with an
Avid-qualified interface (when using
Eleven Rack as an external signal device).
• Included USB and power cables for use with
Eleven Rack
• Internet access for registration purposes
Avid can only assure compatibility and provide
support for hardware and software it has tested
and approved.
For complete system requirements and a list of
qualified computers, operating systems, hard
drives, and third-party devices, visit:
www.avid.com/compatibility
Getting Around This Guide
There are two main ways to use Eleven Rack. It
can be used as a live guitar processor (see Part I,
“Playing Guitar through Eleven Rack.”) Or,
Eleven Rack can be used as an audio interface
and effects processor with Pro Tools (see Part II,
“Setting Up and Using Pro Tools with Eleven
Rack.”)
Part 1: Playing Guitar through
Eleven Rack
You’re looking at it. Part 1 gives you an overall
view of Eleven Rack, its features and basic oper-
ation.
• Chapter 1, “Introduction”
• Chapter 2, “Hardware Overview”
• Chapter 3, “Exploring Rigs”
• Chapter 4, “Eleven Rack Live Setup”
Part 2: Setting Up and Using
Pro Tools with Eleven Rack
In Part 2, you can learn how to set up and use
Eleven Rack as part of a Pro Tools recording and
mixing system.
• Chapter 5, “Installing and Connecting
Eleven Rack”
• Chapter 6, “Eleven Rack Studio Setup”
• Chapter 7, “Using Eleven Rack with
Pro Tools”
• Chapter 8, “User Options”
- Eleven Rack User Guide 1
- Legal Notices 2
- Documentation Feedback 2
- Contents 3
- Eleven Rack User Guideiv 4
- Contents v 5
- Eleven Rack User Guidevi 6
- Chapter 1: Introduction 9
- System Requirements and 11
- Compatibility 11
- Getting Around This Guide 11
- Registration 12
- Conventions Used in This 12
- About www.avid.com 13
- Eleven Rack User Guide8 14
- Chapter 2: Hardware Overview 15
- Edit/Back and Save Buttons 16
- SW1 and SW2 Buttons 16
- Scroll Wheel 16
- Effects Control Buttons 16
- Tap Tempo/Tuner Button 16
- Mic Input and Controls 17
- Control Knobs 17
- Phones Output 18
- Output To Amp 1 (L) 18
- Guitar Input with True-Z 18
- Eleven Rack Back Panel 19
- Output To Amp 2 (R) 20
- Digital Inputs and Outputs 20
- AC Power Input 20
- Line Inputs 20
- MIDI I/O 20
- USB Port 21
- Eleven Rack User Guide16 22
- Chapter 3: Exploring Rigs 23
- Rig Select Mode 24
- Rig Organization 25
- Selecting Rigs Live 25
- What’s In A Rig? 26
- Rig View 27
- Signal Chain Devices and 27
- Utility Settings in Rig View 27
- Amplifier, Cabinet, and 28
- Microphone 28
- Signal Routing 30
- Rig Edit Mode 30
- Saving Your Work 31
- The Amps 32
- ‘64 Black Vib 33
- ‘65 Black SR 33
- ‘65 Black Mini 33
- ‘66 AC Hi Boost 34
- ‘67 Black Panel Duo 34
- ‘67 Plexiglas Vari 35
- ‘68 Plexiglas 50w 35
- ‘69 Plexiglas 100w 35
- ‘69 Blue Line Bass 35
- ‘82 Lead 800 36
- ‘85 M-2 Lead 36
- ‘89 SL100 Drive, Crunch, and 36
- ’92 Treadplate Modern and 37
- ‘93 MS-30 37
- DC Custom Amps 38
- General Amp Controls 39
- Noise Gate Controls 40
- Amp Output 40
- The Speaker Cabinets 41
- Speaker Breakup 42
- The Microphones 43
- The Effects 44
- Wah Effects 45
- Distortion Effects 45
- Green JRC Overdrive 46
- White Boost 46
- DC Distortion 46
- Modulation Effects 47
- Reverb Effects 49
- Delay Effects 50
- EQ & Compressor Effects 52
- Gray Comp 53
- Dyn III Compressor 54
- General Effects Controls 55
- Don’t Forget to Save! 55
- Eleven Rack User Guide50 56
- Basic Live Setup 58
- Using an Amp Onstage 59
- Eleven Rack User Guide54 60
- Effects and Foot Controllers 61
- External Foot Controllers 62
- Display Mode and Visibility 63
- Eleven Rack User Guide58 64
- Eleven Rack 67
- Eleven Rack User Guide62 68
- Listen to Your Sound from 70
- Pro Tools 70
- Analog Audio Inputs 71
- Digital Device Sample Rates 72
- MIDI Connections 73
- Eleven Rack User Guide68 74
- Analog I/O Digital I/O-or 74
- Pro Tools HD Audio Interface 74
- Audio Connections 75
- Configuring Your Existing 76
- Pro Tools System 76
- Eleven Rack Driver Install 76
- Eleven Rack User Guide72 78
- Eleven Rack User Guide74 80
- Opens Eleven Rack 81
- Control window 81
- Rig View Section 82
- Rig Utility Settings 83
- Output to Amp Selectors 84
- Amp/Cab, Effects and Pedal 84
- Settings 84
- Bypassing Amps, Cabs, and 84
- Changing The Order 85
- Selecting Effects 85
- Control Section 85
- Master Control Section 86
- Guitar Recording with 87
- Recording Wet and Dry 88
- Signals when Using 88
- Eleven Rack as an External 88
- Processor 88
- Embedding Rig Settings in 89
- Audio Regions 89
- Eleven Rack User Guide84 90
- Indicator icon 90
- Re-Amping 92
- Controlling Eleven Rack 93
- Parameters with MIDI Data 93
- Eleven Rack User Guide88 94
- Chapter 8: User Options 95
- Rig Input 96
- Outputs To Amp 96
- Digital Clock/Input 97
- Digital Output 97
- Eleven Rack User Guide92 98
- Knob Display/Action 99
- Headphone Volume 99
- Persistent Volume Pedal 99
- Volume Control 100
- Reset Memory 100
- MIDI CC Reference 100
- Firmware Version 100
- Part III: Reference 101
- Amplifier Controls 104
- Black Panel Lux Vibrato 105
- Black Panel Lux Normal 105
- Black Vib 106
- Black SR 106
- Black Mini 107
- AC Hi Boost 108
- Black Panel Duo 108
- Plexiglas Vari 109
- Plexiglas - 50w 109
- Plexiglas – 100W 109
- Blue Line Bass 110
- Lead 800 – 100W 110
- M-2 Lead 111
- SL-100 Drive 111
- SL-100 Crunch 112
- SL-100 Clean 112
- Treadplate Modern 113
- Treadplate Vintage 113
- RB01b Red, Blue, and Green 114
- DC Modern Overdrive 115
- DC Modern SOD 115
- DC Modern 800 116
- DC Modern Clean 116
- DC Vintage Crunch 117
- DC Vintage Overdrive 117
- DC Vintage Clean 118
- Compression 119
- BBD Delay 120
- Dyn Delay 120
- Tape Echo 121
- Distortion 122
- Graphic EQ 123
- Modulation 124
- C1 Chorus/Vibrato 124
- Flanger 124
- Orange Phaser 124
- Multi-Chorus 125
- Roto Speaker 125
- Vibe Phaser 126
- Blackpanel Spring Reverb 126
- Eleven SR (Stereo Reverb) 127
- Volume Pedal 128
- Utility Settings 129
- Miscellaneous MIDI Controls 130
- Chapter 10: Resources 131
- Environmental Compliance 133
- EMC (Electromagnetic 134
- Compliance) 134
- Safety Compliance 135
- Eleven Rack User Guide130 136
- Eleven Rack User Guide134 140
- Technical Support (USA) 142
- Product Information 142
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