A standalone editor for Eleven Rack (outside of ProTools) would be a crucial addition for Eleven Rack owners. Launching ProTools just to access Eleven Rack's editor is totally excessive, and uses up too much RAM and system resources.
quote from a tread on TGP:"I'm fascinated by what I've heard about third parties like Redwirez who I've heard have achieved new levels of realism in their speaker cabinet models than can be purchased, downloaded and introduced into one of your competitors devices".
Or maybe if Avid comes out with their own (extensive list of) IR's?
Delay spillover while switching patches on Eleven Rack would make for smoother, more natural transitions between sounds.
Call it 'traditional' or 'modular' in the setup menu so we can either keep FX in the 'correct' place (mod's under the Mod button etc) or just mix it up as we see fit.
Being able to run 2 delays would be handy for example and having a Flanger and EQ and Chorus but ditching the OD and having for example a trem available could suit many clean players.
How about the ability to run 2 rigs together? I think that would sound awesome. How about a plexi & a jumped bassman in stereo? A twin & deluxe with a little slapback & tremelo? So many cool options if we could do that.
By far one of the most requested features when folks discuss the 11R on various internet forums. Many modeling units which attempt to recreate the Whammy really fall short. I believe the 11R has the needed horsepower to successfully emulate this effect.
Please add two-way MIDI communication so the Eleven Rack’s state can be probed resulting in foot controllers being able to synch and properly display data. Real world use? Grab the knob on the ER, give it a twist to select a different rig and have your foot controller end up in the same place! Almost every other guitar rack out there can does this resulting in feedback to the foot controller.
Eleven Rack - Add more amps and cabs. Allow us to load our own cabinet impulses like the Axe-FX unit. Add Bass amps and mic pres/channel strips like the PODxt Pro.
There is currently no way to send a full rig with cab out the Mains and a full rig no cab to Amp Outputs. The guys at Avid mentioned that there is no way to do so because it would use more DSP. If the Amp and Cab blocks were separate, the user could put the cab at the end of the chain, and select between full rig pre-cab or full rig for either output. No extra DSP needed!
This seems to have become a pretty widely used overdrive pedal lately.
There's a noise at startup after the 11R completes its initialization. If this is caused by uninitialized data in the buffers, perhaps it'd be possible to zero those buffers as part of power-on initialization.
