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Eleven Rack User Guide 24
DC Modern Overdrive and DC
Vintage Crunch
Rather than base these two models on any two
specific amps, we blended the characteristics
and features of many of our favorite amps to cre-
ate a couple of absolute monsters.
The Modern model augments a modified high-
gain British amp flavor with a Bright switch and
classic American-style Tremolo. The Vintage
model combines tonal attributes of 50s and 60s-
era American tube amps, with added gain poten-
tial and a Bright switch.
On the first Control page, SW2 is set to toggle
the Bright switch on and off. On the second
page, SW2 toggles vibrato on and off.
General Amp Controls
The Amp controls can be accessed in the Default
view of Rig Select mode, or by selecting the AMP
device in Rig View and pressing
CONTROLS
.
There are two pages of controls for every amp.
These controls are configured and named to
closely match the amps we modeled for
Eleven Rack.
When you view the Amp controls, a Page indi-
cator is displayed to show you which page of
controls you’re viewing. Turn the Scroll wheel
to switch pages.
Tremolo Controls
Some amps, like the ‘64 Black Panel Lux Vibrato,
‘66 AC Hi Boost, and DC Modern Overdrive, fea-
ture authentic Tremolo circuits. Here’s what
those controls do:
Speed Lets you set the speed of the Tremolo ef-
fect’s amplitude modulation.
Sync When set to a rhythmic value, the SYNC
control sets the Tremolo’s speed to cycle at the
selected rhythmic interval, in sync with the Rig
tempo. When set to “OFF”, the speed is not syn-
chronized and can be manually set with the
SPEED control.
Depth Sets the amount of amplitude modula-
tion.
Digidesign Eleven Rack is not affiliated with,
sponsored, or endorsed by the makers of the
amplifiers that are emulated in this
product.
Amp Control page
When using Eleven Rack with Pro Tools,
you can choose to sync tremolo and other ef-
fects to either the Rig tempo or the tempo of
the Pro Tools session. For more details, see
“Rig Tempo” on page 79.