I've only used Eleven Free briefly, but from what I saw it seemed simple in terms of accessibility and pretty sweet in terms of actual sound. Your basic amp controls were all visible to VO in the plugin window, latching buttons were visible as well (if a little clunky to change the state of), same with effects. Saving and recalling presets was done using the standard controls. There's a lot more in the full version, can't say whether we'd be able to use everything, but I'd love to know anything else you find out about it.
Hth Scott On 10/22/11, Stephen Martin <monkeypushe...@gmail.com> wrote: > Being mainly a guitar player, i was actually wondering if 11 was accessible. > Is there a freee version that came with PT? I don't rememver seeing it on my > plug ins list or on my dvd, but i'll look again if there is supposed to be > one included. > > On Oct 21, 2011, at 11:07 PM, Kevin Reeves wrote: > >> From what I've heard from Vinny and Brian Smart, the presets in the >> instruments like 11, the rhodes, etc are Pro Tools presets, so they are >> indeed accessible in the plugin window. However, Not sure about strike and >> transfuser. Regarding Structure, the presets are in a patch browser, so >> they are not accessible via the window. However, Chuck or Jason has >> created Pro Tools presets for the entire structure library. I don't have >> this instrument pack as of yet, so I can't comment on this personally. I'm >> only going by what folks have mentioned. Regarding 10, I'm not sure about >> the upgrade. I'm sure that they didn't remove any accessibility features, >> but whether they've added anything, I highly doubt. I'm not really all >> that excited about the feature set that I saw, but maybe there's something >> in there that will totally make it worth the upgrade. Hope that helps. >> >> Kevin > >
