#1 · Sep 23, 2009 19:09 UTC
http://www.digidesign.com/index.cfm?langid=100&navid=594&itemid=6862&INTCMP=DD-BN-11R44
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#2 · Sep 23, 2009 21:10 UTC
A new and improved POD?
I think you should get one and give us a detailed report... ;)
I think you should get one and give us a detailed report... ;)
#3 · Sep 24, 2009 02:47 UTC
I've been playing around with the Eleven plug in (I posted a clip in the making music section). As a plug in, it does a pretty good job, I really like the cabinet models. The product is, IMO a much better product than anything Line 6 has put out.
Having said that , I don't think I would buy it and ditch my Rivera.
Having said that , I don't think I would buy it and ditch my Rivera.
#4 · Sep 24, 2009 11:47 UTC
CraigBert — Sep 23, 2009A new and improved POD?
I think you should get one and give us a detailed report... ;)
i think its a neat idea.. put a VST in hardware rack..
but i have an axe fx nothing is going to top that anytime soon.
#5 · Sep 25, 2009 00:48 UTC
If I ever get another modeler, it will be an Axe FX I think (whichever is the latest and greatest). Right now, I'm pretty happy with tubes, tubes and more tubes along with my G-Force for effects. :)
Is there anything the Eleven does that the Axe FX doesn't?
Is there anything the Eleven does that the Axe FX doesn't?
#6 · Sep 25, 2009 18:01 UTC
The sample recordings on the site sound really good. Oh oh, GAS....fuck....
#7 · Sep 25, 2009 20:42 UTC
how much?
#8 · Sep 25, 2009 21:09 UTC
DreamTheaterRules — Sep 25, 2009how much?
£899 in UK, approx $1,438 ?????
#9 · Sep 25, 2009 21:40 UTC
Jon — Sep 25, 2009[quote author=DreamTheaterRules link=1253732986/0#6 date=1253911343]how much?
£899 in UK, approx $1,438 ?????
Holy crap! Yeah, THAT's a great price point for this economy. NOT! :-?
#10 · Sep 25, 2009 22:49 UTC
It's $899--actual price-- in the US too. Wonder why it's so much in UK? Are you looking at "suggested retail" or actual prices?
However, if you already have a pro tools rig, why is this any better than the Eleven plug-in? It has some nice I/O options... but it wouldn't compel me to blow that kind of cash... that's too much money for what is basically a 4 in/4 out interface, with no mic pres. M-Audio's 2626 is around half the price, with 8 mic pres, phantom power, and 18 inputs to pro tools.
However, if you already have a pro tools rig, why is this any better than the Eleven plug-in? It has some nice I/O options... but it wouldn't compel me to blow that kind of cash... that's too much money for what is basically a 4 in/4 out interface, with no mic pres. M-Audio's 2626 is around half the price, with 8 mic pres, phantom power, and 18 inputs to pro tools.
#11 · Sep 25, 2009 23:52 UTC
£899 was a price that I found a couple of sites selling it for. I'll take another look in the morning (nearly 1 am here) and see if I can find it cheaper. The only problem I have found with amp simulator plugins is that I have never been able to get any of them on any pc to play "live", the latency is just too much.
#12 · Sep 26, 2009 23:53 UTC
Sounds like a modeler to me. According to the tone samples they put up anyways.
There is nothing that suits my taste more than a good tube distortion stomp along with a nice clean tube (all tube) amp, or a nice all tube amp with a separate channel for distortions.
I still use my GNX2, and that sounds as decent as any modeler I have ever tweaked. And it is OK mind you but nowhere near the tone of my good old tube stuff.
There is nothing that suits my taste more than a good tube distortion stomp along with a nice clean tube (all tube) amp, or a nice all tube amp with a separate channel for distortions.
I still use my GNX2, and that sounds as decent as any modeler I have ever tweaked. And it is OK mind you but nowhere near the tone of my good old tube stuff.
#13 · Sep 27, 2009 00:07 UTC
http://guitarlogic.org/index.php?topic=8191.0
It is a hardware unit as well, look at the link above
It is a hardware unit as well, look at the link above