Recording Wet: Record Eleven-Processed Track to Disk

In this workflow, the audio output of Eleven is recorded to disk while tracking. Usually, no additional dry track is recorded.

This method commits your track to the original Eleven tone used while tracking. It requires two tracks (an Auxiliary Input and an audio track), but after tracking, the plug-in can be deactivated or removed to up processing resources.

To record guitar with Eleven while playing:

1 Choose Track > New.

2 Configure the New Tracks dialog as follows:

Create one mono Auxiliary Input track.

Click the Add Row button (+).

Create one mono audio track.

Click Create.

3 In the Mix (or Edit) window, configure the Aux Input by doing the following:

Click the Input selector and choose your guitar input (the audio interface input your guitar is plugged in to).

Click the Output selector and choose Bus 1.

Click the Insert selector and select Eleven.

4 Configure the audio track by doing the following:

Click the Input selector and choose Bus 1.

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Record enable the audio track.

5 Make sure you are not overloading your input signal by checking levels in all tracks and Eleven's Input LED.

6 When you’re ready, arm Pro Tools and begin recording.

The output from Eleven is recorded to disk. If you need to conserve DSP or RTAS processing resources, you can remove or deactivate Eleven after recording.