Adjusting Eleven’s Parameters

This section tells you how to adjust parameters using your mouse or a Pro Tools worksurface. For information on MIDI control, see Using MIDI and MIDI Learn with Eleven.

Editing Parameters Using a Mouse

You can adjust Eleven’s rotary controls by dragging horizontally or vertically. Parameter values increase as you drag upward or to the right, and decrease as you drag downward or to the left.

Keyboard Shortcuts

For finer adjustments, Command-drag (Mac) or Control-drag (Windows) the control.

To return a control to its default value, Option-click (Mac) or Alt-click (Windows) the control.

Navigating the Amp, Cab, and Mic Type Selectors

You can click on the name of the current Amp Type, Cab Type, or Mic Type to display their pop-up menus and select an item.

You can also click the Previous/Next arrows to step through Amp, Cabinet, and Mic choices one at a time.

 

Previous arrow (top) and Next arrow (bottom) (Amp Type shown)

You can control the Amp, Cab, and Mic Type selectors with MIDI. See Using MIDI and MIDI Learn with Eleven

Enabling Switches

To enable or disable a switch or button, such as Amp Bypass, click it to toggle its setting.

Groups and Linked Plug-In Controls

Eleven’s parameters can follow Pro Tools Groups (Mix, Edit, or Mix/Edit) for linked control of multiple inserts. For more information, see the Pro Tools Reference Guide.

Using Automation

All of Eleven’s parameters can be automated. When a parameter has been enabled for automation, an LED appears lit near that control.

See the Pro Tools Reference Guide for more information on plug-in automation.