DNS Analytical events are classed as event trace (etw) rather than event logs (evtx). BindPlane doesn't have the ability to read event traces, and you'll need to use a script or some kind of program that can translate the Analytical events and save them to a custom event channel to then be read from.

event trace is supported by bindplane now -> https://bindplane.com/docs/resources/sources/windows-event-trace

^^ What hzmndt said, but here is the clause: 

🚧 This source is experimental and built on top of Windows ETW, which has resource limitations and was not initially designed for long-term monitoring. Please use with caution on your host systems. While the source supports reading events from ETL logs, using them for continuous event collection may result in dropped events and increased resource utilization on your hosts.

A great way around this is to write the dns.log to flat file and just using the BindPlane File input to read them in (with appropriate timestamp parsing). You can enable a tick box (I forget what it's called) to add the hostnames to the log, which gets around all these limitations. 🙂