GCX/GCPro/GMaj2/Talkbox help!!!

[blksolo]

I am completely lost,here is what I have.
I have a Mesa Roadster Combo
GCX
Ground Control Pro
GMajor 2
Rocktron Banshee 2 Talkbox

I got 5 Loops dedicated to amp switching with channels 8-4,the 5th channel being a solo boost. What I need to know is how do I put the Gmajor 2 and talkbox in the loop. Heres the thing,the talkbox has a send and recieve,a guitar input,and an output.I want all of the Gmajor 2's effects to run thru the talkbox so it gets delay etc.And I want the GCX to switch the talkbox on and off. Also I need this to be a serial loop,I hope that makes sense. None of the posted diagrams really fit what i was looking for, please help!!!

[JohnClark]

There are multiple ways to use the Talkbox. Forget about the GCX for a moment and explain how you would like to use the Talkbox and G-Major2 if you were connecting them directly to your amplifier.

[blksolo]

Well if I hooked it up without a GCX i would run my guitar into the input of the talkbox,then out to the Gmajor 2,it works that way but I only get a dry signal thru the talkbox tube.Effects loops always were a foreign language to me. BUT I got a semi solution off the mesa boogie board,I just need your help to incorporate the talk box into the GCX so i can hit 1 button on the GCPro and turn it on and off. Heres what I have: Guitar -> Main amp input. Amp loop send -> GCX loop 1 in. GCX loop 1 send -> G Major input. G Major output -> GCX loop 1 return. GCX loop 1 out -> Talk box input. Talk box output -> Amp loop return. This works and gives me a "wet" sound thru the talkbox tube,but they are all hooked into loop 1.I want the talkbox to have its own loop and still get the wet signal from the Gmajor. I'm soooo close to the answer,help!!!

[JohnClark]

Well in that case all you would need to do differently is to put the Talkbox in Loop 2. Connect the Out of Loop 1 to the In of Loop 2 and connect the Out of Loop 2 to the Effects Return of the amplifier. If you do this you can remove the Loop on/off control function for the amplifier which will give you one more GCX Loop to use for something else later.