your answer young jedi lies in the myterious powers of the FX loop. most mixers have this. usually you will have a send switch on each channel that when ingaged will send the audio from that channel to the effect out on the mixer, effect out to input on FX box, output from fx box back to fx loop input on mixer. then you usually have another knob that mixes the input from the return back into your main mix.

oh koool...well my mixer is pioneer djm300, what would i cnnect where?

Sorry to tell ya, but you're going to need to upgrade your mixer to be able to do all that you want to do. Without an effects loops you are either only going to be able to effect the master output only or one channel only, and you won't be able to cue it prior to throwing it in the mix.

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Originally posted by SuPeRSaW2005 oh koool...well my mixer is pioneer djm300, what would i cnnect where?

your diagram might work, but you'd find it pretty confusing with all those switches, and probably find the sound quality to be pretty poor. you'd be better off getting a better mixer with send and returns

your better off upgrading your mixer, like tubby said you would come across shitty sounds.