User guide

Eleven Rack User Guide14
Simple Mode
This mode shows the Rig number and name in
the largest type possible. Perfect for seeing from
across a dark stage.
Details Mode
This mode lists the amp, cabinet, and effects
models that are used in the current Rig, plus
their on/off status.
Rig Organization
Eleven Rack has storage for 208 Rigs. Half of
these are factory presets, and the other half are
user-editable Rigs. You can also save and store
an unlimited number of your favorite Rigs as
plug-in settings files on your computer.
The 208 Rigs in Eleven Rack are arranged into
two sets of 26 banks, each containing four Rigs.
Each bank is marked with a letter, from A to Z.
For example, the third preset in bank D is re-
ferred to as D3. Banks with lowercase letters are
factory presets, and those with uppercase letters
are the user banks.
User Rigs and Factory Rigs
By default, all 104 user Rigs are copies of the 104
factory Rigs. This gives you a place to start when
you set out to make your own Rigs. As you scroll
through, notice that when you get past the end
of the uppercase (user) Rigs, you’ll then begin to
see the lowercase (preset) Rigs.
The user Rigs are yours to edit, change, copy,
and mangle as you see fit. The preset Rigs will al-
ways stay the same. If you make changes to a
preset Rig and want to save it, you can save it as
a new User Rig.
Selecting Rigs Live
When using Eleven Rack in live performance sit-
uations, we recommend using a footswitch ac-
cessory or a dedicated MIDI foot controller to
switch from Rig to Rig.
Rig name
Rig Bank
Rig number
For information on using a footswitch ac-
cessory, see “External Pedals” on page 95,
and see “” on page 109 for information on
using a MIDI foot controller.