Digidesign Eleven Rack and Sonar

Don't know it myself, although I've seen it, but you should be able to plug the outputs from the Eleven Rack into the inputs Emu and it's done. Some things specify that they have to be connected via USB to act as a dongle. If that's the case, you can still plug the USB in but you just don't use it. Similar to what many of us do with Line6 interfaces.

It won't be possible to have two Asio drivers working together but done like I've suggested, you only use the EMU one in Sonar. Obviously you install the drivers when you purchase the Eleven rack but you just don't use them in Sonar.

Thanks so far.
Someone else have some ideas?
I am running is stand-alone now with the outputs in the EMU. However I don't know how to re-amp a dry track in this set-up.
Any info appreciated.

Have anyone else tried the Eleven rack and Sonar?

I'm not sure wether I should go for that, or the POD HD pro.

I've always had a line 6 unit (pod1, 2, pod xt and now a Pod x3) but the Eleven seems more "integrated" with the DAW.

(it is supposed to send both wet and dry tracks simultaneous, and also saves the patch so it can be reamped and tweaked easily later)

Guitarist March 2012 
... although for recording guitar you'd perhaps only really be interested in recordingtwo tracks
to your DAW - the Eleven rack outputs a mono dry guitar track simultaneously with a stereo track complete with all of
the onboard processing.This gives plenty of scope later should you wish to change the sound during
mixing as the dry track can be sent back to the Eleven Rack and re-recorded with a different sound. If you use Pro Tools as your DAW there is a nice practical tie-up with the Eleven Rack in that you can embed the Eleven's current Rig settings into a Pro Tools audio region as you record them. The settings can be re-loaded back into the Eleven Rack directly from Pro Tools-
extremely useful if you need to re-record some of aguitarpart at a later date or just want to exactly duplicate the sound.
 
 
Sounds nice, heh?