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Before I got a mixer, I used to use a setup like this, and it works great as long as you remember not to switch between the the inputs while the record function is active, otherwise you end up with a "popping" sound in the loop. Travis Hartnett >Morley makes a couple of pedals along these lines; the one I use has one >input/output jack, an A jack, and a B jack. You can select between A >alone, B alone, or A and B combined. I use it live when I'm running two >amps at once to switch between a "normal" unprocessed guitar sound and my >looped stereo rig, by plugging my guitar into the in/out jack and running >each of the A and B jacks to one of the amps. But there's no reason you >couldn't invert the formula, i.e. plug a mike into A, a guitar into B, >and then send the in/out jack signal into your looper.