Two drive signal paths

[middle_pickup]

I'm looking into running two independent drive signal paths for my two stereo amps. I normally only play one amp, and the pedals in the first 6 loops of my PBC are all set for my main amp which is a Vox AC30/6. I use various amps when I play stereo, and I find that not all amps like these pedal settings that I need for my Vox. The end result is a L channel that has the tone I enjoy, and a R channel that doesn't really stand its own in comparison.

What I would like to do is build a Pedaltrain nano-sized board with just drives for the stereo amp, but I want this independent signal chain to be processed as the R channel of my stereo effects. How would I achieve this sort of signal routing? Is it possible?

 

[rjmmusic]

It's possible with some external boxes or cables, but there are a few details that are important. What's in loops 7-10? Are those effects stereo? And, are you planning on manually switching the other effects, or is there going to be another switcher?

 

[middle_pickup]

It's possible with some external boxes or cables, but there are a few details that are important. What's in loops 7-10? Are those effects stereo? And, are you planning on manually switching the other effects, or is there going to be another switcher?

All loops are stereo and parallel. When I use the Flint, I kill the dry signal from the PBC.

7 - Strymon Deco
8 - Strymon Timeline
9 - Eventide H9
10 - Strymon Flint

I would use a small MIDI switcher for the second drive chain. I expect that I should split my naked guitar signal with a buffer splitter with an isolated output. Will this require a transformer? How do I connect the new signal path to the stereo effects?