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Would this work?

Ok, I'm new to this whole computer recording thing, but I have an idea. With the "ST Audio DSP 3000" (http://staudio.com/products/dsp3000.html) could I say plug all 8 of my drum mics into it, and record each mic as its own track on adobe audition's multi track?
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Yes, that hardware is capable of that but, Adobe Audition is not compatible with that hardware. Audition needs hardware that comes with MME drivers.

In a nutshell this means they don’t speak the same language.

Can anyone else expand on this?
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