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Does that make sense or have I got myself all mixed up? Sorry this type of setup is a new concept for me. I wasn't into the amp, cab, and effects sims in it since they don't sound real enough to not drive me crazy, so like i mentioned it was really just as an interface to get everything to pro Tools, but you're saying if I plug the Axe-Fx II into the USB like the Eleven, does that then go into Pro Tools and output through my Eleven Rack outputs to the KRK Studio Monitors? Like I said I record vocals with the Eleven's mic input along with it's phantom power and gain adjustment, and run my drum machine through the Eleven's midi in/out to trigger my Slate Drums plugin, so I need the Eleven for all of that, so I can't just use the Axe-Fx II in place of the Eleven for all of that by USB connection, and use the Axe-Fx II's main XLR outs to monitor Pro Tools through my power amp and KRK speakers like i do with the Eleven can I? I have also heard that Mac users have had issues with the USB output of the Axe-Fx II not working right, which is why I asked about using s/pdif or digital XLR input/outputs going into the Eleven Rack, which is already connected to the Mac by USB, and has everything flowing to the KRK's. The reason i got the Eleven a couple years ago is I wanted to switch to Pro Tools, and the Eleven came with Pro Tools 8, had quality inputs and outputs for recording guitars with my actual amp rig through the XLR mic in, mic level, and phantom power added for vocals, and also running my drum machine through midi in/out to trigger Slate Drums, and the Eleven was better quality as an overall interface than others Avid had in the same price range for making that switch to Pro Tools.

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After checking out a few video clips of the Axe-Fx II in action it just looks like I could get REALLY good tone for my next album if this is a good fit? My EVH tone is killer but this looks more versatile if the tones are for real, and this is really a step up? I originally was looking at a Legacy 3 since it has better clean tone than the EVH, and I saw in the Carvin video for that, Vai had the Axe-Fx II, and I saw the comments guys had left about it, which sounded interesting and made me look into it further. It would just be the Axe-Fx II sending my complete guitar signal through the Eleven's inputs and to Pro Tools 8, instead of my EVH+pedals+iso cab, going to the Mic input. I do plan on upgrading to Pro Tools 10 at some point but again I don't think selling this to get an 003 which is basically the same thing sounds right? I'm going to have to sell a lot of my gear to get an Axe-Fx II and adding to my expense if this can work is a lot of cash! That's why i was asking if this could work with what I have for my interface, and sound killer?Yeah I really haven't used the re-amp or embedding settings features since i always ran my EVH amp into and iso cab, and then into the XLR Mic input on the front of the Eleven Rack with all the sims bypassed on the Eleven, just like when i record vocals, so that wouldn't change things for me. I was just wondering if I can just keep using the Eleven for all that and add the Axe-Fx II in place of my EVH tube amp, pedals, and iso cab which runs into the Eleven's XLR input? Basically just run the Axe-Fx II into the s/pdif on the back of the Eleven or one of the other inputs available (whichever sounds best) to get my complete guitar tones into Pro Tools like I was doing with my EVH rig? Eleven's inputs and converters etc are higher quality than an M-Box and basically the same as an 003 so selling the Eleven and losing money to get an 003 wouldn't make much sense. Seems worth it though if I can make sense of it all, how it would work in my situation, and it's a good fit?I do have Pro Tools 8 which is part of the Eleven Rack, but even if I upgrade to pro Tools 10 I would need the Eleven for my interface for mic inputs, phantom power, etc for vocals, and I use it for my midi in/out for my drum machine to trigger my Slate Drums plugin.

And 2, when your guitar model takes up a lot of CPU, the audio processing starts stuttering with more than a few tracks. It is truly isolated to the S/PDIF recording.Why am I not using the AXE FX as my sole audio interface? 2 reasons: it doesn't have a mic in with phantom power. The sound is just that must better.Please do not start arguing about the DAC qualities in either, because when I record in AXE FX and play back in 11-Rack I get the exact same sound as coming from the head-phone jacks of the AXE FX. But when I record guitars, I switch to the AXE FX internal USB recording. I keep the 11-RACK for voice recordings and multi-tracking since it has enough DSP to do that with high quantities of tracks. I have the AXE FX II XL+ and the sound through the S/PDIF is tinnier, shriller, and has less bass definition.

I noticed this with AMP models that required more then 87% CPU.If I really have to use that much CPU on an amp model, I have ways of working around it, but no more recording through S/PDIF for me.

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