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* Screamer > Amp > Reverb > Delay
* Screamer > Amp > FX Loop > Reverb > Delay
→Wet/Dry/Wet Output
Similar to above, you can place an FX Loop effect with Mix set to 0% to output a "dry" signal before the signal hits "wet" effects and sends the "wet" signal to the main outputs. By using Mix at 0%, the signal is basically split at the FX Loop, being sent out the FX Loop Send but also passing straight on down the chain, regardless of whatever (if any) signal is returning into the loop.
So for instance, you may want this "dry" signal:
and this "wet" signal:
Your chain would be:
The output from your FX Loop Send is the "dry" signal (which you can send to your monitors), and the main outputs carry the "wet" signal, (which you send to your PA).
