Cubase 5 Setup Eleven Rack for Recording

Recording is one of the things the Eleven Rack does best, no complicated tweaking on the amps, placing microphones carefully, no isolating your room so your neighbors don't burn down you're apartment.

Thankfully the unit comes with pro tools a great DAW (Digital Audio Workstation). Sadly it's not easy to handle and the learning curve it's somewhat steep for a guitarrist or bassist with no audio editing knowlege.

That's why I chose Cubase 5, it's an easy DAW to work with, no need to know specifical details about editing sound, fast and easy (is not free tho). I already purchased Cubase 5 when I owned a Line 6 Pod and got some extra knolege from it on how to setup drums too.

To the point now, since the Eleven Rack was made for Pro Tools you need to tweak some parts in order for you to get the rig sounding on the song you are creating, so thats why I made this video, because there's not much info out there on how to set this up.

By the way, the sound you'll be getting will output through whatever you're using on your eleven rack so be careful if you are using an amp the drums will come through it and that might damage the tubes.