I'm looking for an interface that'll allow me to record- lets say a drum track-
and be able to see each individual mic as a track on my computer screen (i'm using Ntrack) and be able to raise and lower the volume and pans of multiple tracks with this interface
Would that have to be a midi interface?

I have a budget of under 400

Thanks for anything help

Hello, I've grown a little tired of my current setup because it involves a lot of back and forth of files and listening... I just want to make things more simple and efficient.

I'm pretty new to this and would like some advice from those of you who have experience with external USB audio interface cards. I've been researching multiple devices and can't decide on a specific one. It would mainly be used for classical/operatic type vocals.

hello

i currently have an ordinary Onboard audio interface with 6 channels (5.1).

i am planning to buy a m-audio fast track pro because this is what i can afford buying now learning.

but i have an doubt about the set of interfaces i should have.

I was thinking about making my next interface something like the M-audio project mix console but wanted to get some input from others.
Would I be able to mic a whole kit and record it into Sonar or Pro Tools with this?
Would I have problems mixing more than 8 tracks with this?
Recording vocals and guitars with this?

i need some help to find a decent audio interface that does not or have little compatibility issues i am gonna use a lot of heavy vst's like from spectrasonics, native instrumetns drum sequencers like bfd or toontrack.

I'm planning on getting a laptop for school in the fall and ive been told you cant upgrade the soundcards or anything.
I'm using the Behringer eurorack FX mixer with the nady drum mic kit.

Hey guys, I was wondering if I could get your advice on trying to get my xenyx 802 mixer into a USB compatible system.

I currently run my xenyx 802 through my pod xt live so that my macbook can recognize my mixer.

Hello to all,

I need your help on clarifying some aspects of a setup I'm trying to build mostly for recording purposes.

Hi,

I hope this is the right part of the forum to post this in :)

I am sick to the back teeth of Windows and want to jump over to Linux (probably Ubuntu). But, I have an Edirol FA-101 audio interface and from what I can see this is not supported at all by Linux, is that right?