Kill switches on mixers can do the job reasonably well.

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yup but kill switches will not take out (just) the guitars
and effect units are devices thru which you run a signal and you can add effects (reverb chorus flange delay distortion compression etc).

They are usually meant to be used with either a guitar, or with a mixer (studio mixer, not dj mixer). Studio mixers have aux send knobs, the more you turn them the more of that signal get send to the effect unit you have put on that aux.

Doesn't mean you can't use them on a DJ-mixer, the easiest thing is to run the output from your dj mixer thru the effect unit, and use some bypass function when you don't need effects. Some DJ mixers have "SEND" knobs under the channel, which means you can send that channel only to the send out (which you run to your effect unit).

But what's the deal? You want some effect to remove the guitar from your signal? That gonna be extremely tricky if not impossible.

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arr.. hmm I agree!! you cannot take the guitar out.. if that is what you are trying to do; unless you are some professional.. blah blah, but then you would not be asking this question.. also delete your double post, thanx!

Thanks everyone....
Now I feel like an idiot, hahaha, anyways, here is another question for all who can help. If I would like to repeat a segment of a song 9maybe the 1st 10 secs?), Wat I mean is I wan something like a loopback. Wat do I need?

inatrance:Thx, dun even noe I had a double post. Deleted

you need a sampler. and you have to get the end and beginning parts of the sample PERFECT or else it will sound bad.

the Pioneer DJM600(like in my sig) is a mixer that has this functionality, auto beat sampling, it will get 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 beats automatically i think.

i haven't tried it yet though..