User Manual

Eleven Rack User Guide90
Rig Input
This setting lets you specify which input on
Eleven Rack will be routed through the Rig. This
can be set to any of the analog or digital inputs
on Eleven Rack, or the signal sent to the Re-Amp
output in Pro Tools.
Outputs To Amp
In this page, you can what signal feeds the Out-
put To Amp outputs. Turn the Scroll wheel to
switch between controlling Output 1 or Output
2. If you want to use the Outputs To Amp in ste-
reo, you may want to match the controls for
both channels.
Signal
Using the Signal control, you can set what point
in the signal path feeds each Output to Amp
output:
Rig Input The clean, unprocessed guitar signal,
as is present at the input of the Rig.
Amp Input The signal after any processing that
occurs before the Amp model in the signal
chain.
Cabinet Resonance
Part of what's captured in the speaker cabinet
emulation of Eleven Rack is the acoustical na-
ture that a cabinet will resonate when driven by
an amplifier.
It is a phenomenon particular to the type of am-
plifier used as well the type of cabinet used.
Each combination reacts in a different way de-
pending on the gain settings of the amp.
The button labeled RESO (SW2) will indicate the
continued presence of cabinet resonance even
when the cabinet is bypassed. If the Output to
Amps User Option is set to Amp Output or Rig Out-
put No Cab, the cabinet resonance will still affect
the signal feeding the Output to Amp.
If the continued presence of cabinet resonance
is disengaged by pressing SW2, bypassing the
cabinet will also turn off the resonance. If the
Output to Amps User Option is set to Amp Out-
put, the signal feeding the Output to Amp will
not be affected by cabinet resonance.
In either case, it is not possible to remove cabi-
net resonance when the cabinet is not bypassed.
By default, when an Output to Amp is set to Amp
Output, the signal is fed directly from the amp
model to the output. When RESO is switched
on, the signal is fed from the amp model,
through the cabinet resonance model, and then
to the output.
Depending on settings, this can produce a fatter,
thicker sound, especially with high amp gain.
Amp Output The signal after passing through the
amp emulation, but before the cab, mic, and
any effects emulations placed after the amp in
the signal path.
For more information on Re-Amping, see
“Re-Amping” on page 86.
Running the mic input through the Rig with
your monitor speakers on can result in se-
vere feedback, due to the amount of gain
available in the amp and effects emula-
tions. Be sure to mute or turn down the
main outputs before proceeding.