The FX LOOP is the insert point on the Eleven Rack to incorporate your go-to or must-have box, and its flexible as well as easy to use.

Two 14 inputs and two 14 outputs allow you to make stereo connections or using the left side only, mono connections.

A Rack FXStompbox FX switch accomodates different input levels, allowing connection of whatever box you have.

Once connected, choose your Eleven Rack preset, push the Edit button, use the SCROLL knob to scroll down to the FX LOOP, and push the SW1 button to bring up the controls for the FX LOOP.

BYPASS is highlighted by default so pressing the SW1 button will engage the FX LOOP.

Now use the appropriate knob to fine adjust the Send and Return levels so the external effect and the Eleven Rack are seeing the proper levels.

At that point, dial in your Mix control to the desired level and your favorite box is now part of your rig.

For example, an outboard reverb unit or dynamics processor would usually sound best at the end of the chain but an envelope filter or distortion box would usually function better toward the front.

The option to put a giant jet-style flange on the entire signal chain or to drop a bubbly, filtering sound right after an overdrive but before the amp is a few moves away.

Using the stand-alone, Eleven Rack editor is even easier because everything is graphically displayed on a computer or pad and can be controlled via touch or mouse.

Have fun experimenting with all of the different ways to use the Eleven Rack FX LOOP.

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