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Chapter 3: Exploring Rigs 19

Rig Organization

Eleven Rack has storage for 208 Rigs. Half of

these are user-editable Rigs, and the other half

are factory preset Rigs. You can also save and

store an unlimited number of your favorite Rigs

as plug-in settings files on your computer.

The 208 Rigs in Eleven Rack are arranged into

two sets of 26 banks, each containing four Rigs.

Each bank is marked with a letter from A to Z,

and a numeral from 1 to 4. Banks with upper-

case letters are user banks, and those with lower-

case letters are factory banks. For example, the

third preset in user bank D is referred to as “D3.”

User Rigs and Factory Rigs

By default, all 104 user Rigs are copies of the 104

factory Rigs. This gives you a place to start when

you set out to make your own Rigs. As you scroll

through, notice that when you get past the end

of the uppercase (user) Rigs, you’ll then begin to

see the lowercase (preset) Rigs.

The user Rigs are yours to edit, change, copy,

and mangle as you see fit. The preset Rigs will al-

ways stay the same. If you make changes to a

preset Rig and want to save it, you can save it as

a new User Rig.

Selecting Rigs Live

When using Eleven Rack in live performance sit-

uations, we recommend using a footswitch ac-

cessory or a dedicated MIDI foot controller to

switch from Rig to Rig. This lets you switch Rigs

more quickly and conveniently.

Rig name

Rig Bank

Rig number

For info on using a footswitch accessory, see

“External Pedals” on page 92. For info on

using a MIDI controller, see Chapter 9,

“Eleven Rack MIDI Controls.”

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