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Awesome Thanks!

Ok so I originally had a ISP decimator pedal. I got rid of that a purchased a ISP pro Rack G rack piece. Right now I just have a Gmajor 2 in Loop1 and a BBE in loop 2. Those loops are routed through my effects loop in my head. So basically my guitar goes into the front of the GCX, guitar out to fron...

John I think I finally get what you are saying. I am a little slow sometimes. Let me see if i have this right. If i go in setup and change my access button to send cc messages, and then go into edit a preset i can then set the state of the loops. But when I am actually playing and out of edit mode.....

Sorry it has been so long since I got back to this. Work is never ending for me. Anyways...John.... I understand how to make my presets and have made a few. The issue I am not understand is.... Say I have a pedal in loop eight. In preset one one I use that pedal, so the button for loop eight is need...

John I think thats what I trying to figure out. If I go into setup and tell switch 8 to send cc100, and then choose my preset, go into edit mode and step on eight, then when i select preset 1, switch 8 will send cc100. How do say I also want loop eight on as well as send cc100. Also please assume th...

ok so i think i figured out how to do this. It is in set up mode. you can specify if the instant access button should control a loop or sen a cc message. This seems like an over all function change. Meaning if I say instant access button always sends a midi cc message, then it will never turn the lo...

So i have my GCX set to instant access. Basically the 4 bottom buttons change the midi program on my G major 2 and turn specific loops on and off for the pedals. Nice because now the eight upper i can turn the loops on and off while in a patch. Question is...what if i dont want one of the eight butt...

So basically your saying...
ISP--->BBE--->G Major 2 correct?

With my GCX I have a GMajor2, BBE Sonic maximizer (rack), and a ISP Decimator Pedal(noisegate).

What order should they be in?
thanks!

hey you don't need a guitar shop guy...any wiring guy can get it done for you with the instructions above.