Eleven Rack factory presets...spot the artist?

Here`s a tread just for fun.
Sometimes when I go trough the factory presets I find myself wondering why the preset is given it`s name
Here`s some examples I can drag out of the top of my head(sitting in the living room now and don`t have the ER beside me).

Sandstage - Enter Sandman, Metallica
Black Hat - Slash
Volcanic - Eruption, Van Halen
10 Cent Sack - Cowboys From Hell, Dimebag

If anybody have the full list then you can post it here so everybody can put in their contribution.
It could help people expand their musical horizon to, say you fall in love with a preset and can`t connect it to something...then maybe if it`s based on an artist their never heard before, it will help people to find new artists and idols...or maybe not.

It`s just for fun, some sort of guessing game. :-)

Here is a few that sounds right to me...

Saturation - Joe Satriani
Baby Pool - Nirvana
Swamp Sound - CCR (Born on the Bayou)
Jazz Funk - James Gang (Joe Walsh - Funk #49)
Browntown - EVH (Unchained)
And yeah, I think Sweet Open G is the Stones "Honky Tonk Woman"

There is a similar topic at digidesign's forum here:
11R presets Which is which?

I summed it up on the DUC site so I post it here to.

Rock Royal = Queen
Loads of love = Zeppelin's Whole lotta love
Subway God = RHCP
7 string god = Vai
Irish Echo = U2
Sandstage = Metallica
Black Hat = G n' R
New Orleans = The Hip
Volcanic = VH eruption
Alt Oxford = Judas Priest
Weeping = Hendrix
Sanstain - Santana
Whos that? - Pete Townsend
American Rose - Steve Vai
Hedstock - Hendrix at Woodstock
Blonde cop - Andy Summers
Sweet Open G = early Stones
Texus Nexus = SRV
Fat Cat = BB king?
Loose the Pick = Dire straits
Luna steps = the police "walking on the moon"
10 Cent Sack - Dimebag Darrell, Cowboys From Hell
Schoolboy Grind = AC/DC
Exhale = Pink Flyod's "Breathe In"
London Town = Sounds like intro to "My Generation" the Who
Toronto Tone = Rush
Saturation - Joe Satriani
Baby Pool - Nirvana
Swamp Sound - CCR (Born on the Bayou)
Jazz Funk - James Gang (Joe Walsh - Funk #49)
Browntown - EVH (Unchained)

Hey bro, a few of these that you listed were suggestions from someone for FUTURE presets, not one's that are ACTUALLY on the Eleven Rack. Those were...

New Orleans - The Hip
Sanstain - Santana
Whos that? - Pete Townsend
American Rose - Steve Vai
Hedstock - Hendrix at Woodstock
Blonde cop - Andy Summers

And for some other ideas for Future presets, I'd like ta see these...

Ah Via Tone - Eric Johnson
Building the Tone - Steve Vai
Dream Rig - John Petrucci
Scary Mob - George Lynch
Tube Grange - Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top)
Decadence Onun - Nuno Bettencourt (Extreme)
More Than a City - Tom Scholz (Boston)
Master of Battery - OLD Metallica sound
Thrash Symphony - Megadeth
Shred Fest - Yngwie Malmsteen
Mr. Shred - Paul Gilbert

And is it me, but does "Subway God" sound more like Eric Clapton (Sunshine of Your Love), than RHCP??

I agree with several of these examples, but some I just don't hear it..

Hello to all. I'm a recent ER owner and have just now joined Eleven Rack Presets.
I've been wondering about the origins of the various sounds and FX in Eleven Rack, and this thread answers most of my questions. Happy to get on board so early and looking forward to witnessing the site grow as well as availing myself of the resources. Also hope that I am able to contribute to someone else's use of ER as well.

I thought that Subway God was a reference to the "Clapton is God" graffiti that showed up in the subways

I was playing some old Clapton with the Subway God rig. I agree especially when you kick in the ts9. I was jamming some Blind Faith as well as Vintage Cream. It pretty much nails it

London Town could also be Dire Straits (Sultans)

I agree. Most I can understand. A few I just don't hear. I may have to go back and listen again.

Has anyone posted a list of the specific amps modeled? I did a search and couldn't find it? I know some of the are obvious but to those of us who aren't well steeped in amp history maybe someone could just layout the specific models of amps and their 11rack name. Thanks for any help .

Hey There GoonBash,

Unless you are asking about the most recent amps included in the ERXP, fellow 11 racker (or is that rawker??), smfelton was kind enough to share this with us back in February, I hope it will be of some help:

http://www.alienigloo.com/11r/11R_Models.pdf

Awesome. Thank you.

Link not working....

guitar george lives just down the road from me

i thought it was interesting anyway..lol

my thoughts exactly,London town could equal dire straits).

this was a very cool thread/idea, many of the factory presets were obvious but some i haven't figured out the inspiation,until now...nice job guys


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I don't know if you noticed, but that reply was from 3 years ago... I'll look on my hard-drive and see if I can find the info and repost it for ya.

Here is my list of amp models...

Amps ( in order on the unit)

Tweed Lux – 1959 Fender Deluxe
Tweed Bass – 1959 Fender Bassman
Lux Normal – 1959 Fender Deluxe Reverb, Normal channel
Black Vib – 1959 Fender Deluxe Reverb, Vibrato channel
Black SR – 1965 Fender Super Reverb combo amp
Black Mini – ????
J45 – 1965 Marshall JTM45 head
AC Hi Boost – 1966 VOX AC30 Top Boost
Black Duo – 1967 Fender Twin Reverb
Plexiglas Vari – 1967 Marshall Super Lead “Plexi” head with Variac mod
Plexiglas 50w – 1968 Marshal Super Lead 50 watt head
Plexiglas – 1969 Marshall Super Lead 100 watt head
Blue Line Bass – 1969 Ampeg SVT head
Lead 800 – 1982 Marshall JCM800 2203 100 watt head
M-2 Lead – 1985 Mesa Boogie Mark IIc+, drive channel
SL100 Drive – 1989 Soldano SLO-100 Super Lead Overdrive head, overdrive channel
SL100 Crnch – 1989 Soldano SLO-100 Super Lead Overdrive head, crunch channel
SL100 Clean – 1989 Soldano SLO-100 Super Lead Overdrive head, clean channel
Tremplate M – 1992 Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier head, channel 3: Modern High Gain
Tremplate V – 1992 Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier head, channel 2: Vintage High Gain
MS-30 – 1993 Matchless D/C-30 combo
RB-01b Red – Bogner Ecstasy 101B head ??? Red = channel 1 ???
RB-01b Blue – Bogner Ecstasy 101B head ???? Blue = channel 2???
RB-01b Grn – Bogner Ecstasy 101B head ???? Green = channel 3???
DC Modern – Avid Custom Modern Overdrive
DC Modern SOD – Avid Custom Super Overdrive
DC Modern 800 – Avid Custom 800
DC Mod Clean – Avid Custom Modern Clean
DC Vintage – Avid Custom Vintage Crunch
DC Vintage OD – Avid Custom Vintage Overdrive
DC Vint Clean – Avid Custom Vintage Clean
DC Bass – Avid Custom Bass head
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OK man, here's a working link to the list of 11R models, hope it is helpful:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/i4qy3vagadyu3b1/xHgz4cK68v

Really good info brother, thanks for sharing it.

No problem.. I searched the net awhile ago and wrote all this down in Wordpad to have it... I feel it is correct,

I'm guessing the Black Mini is a Champ....

I'm guessing the Black Mini is a Champ....

Thought I'd bump this thread and say that I accidentally stumbled across the Black Hat preset and really love it. Someone mentioned in this thread (albeit 4 years ago!) that it reminded them of Slash.

I'm going to go in a different direction and say it reminds me of Larry Carlton's tone on Emotions Wound Us So. The clean can easily be achieved by rolling off the volume knob.

In my attempt to simplify my life (!) I've been using this preset as my go-to tone. The only adjustment I occasionally make is adjusting the delay to the tempo of the song.