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Use it in mono. Signals you'll be recording will be in mono unless you have a special stereo mic.

Good point about monitoring... You'd probably have to go into the delta, and then use the analog outs to monitor (get an RCA to 1/4' jack). That may have latency, however.

The thing about mixers is they're usually used for price per channel, meaning you don't get the best channels. If you're going to get a mixer, a small 4 preamp one will probably cost around 150-200. If you're only recording your voice and a flute, I would suggest getting the DMP3. It's...

Actually I just got my pricing mixed up with Ebay pricing.

And above, or so I hear.

Durable means it doesn't break when you use it for a doorstop!

How much CAN you afford?

We also need to know your budget.

I don't, and if I did it wouldn't do it justice. :D A ton of people on here use them, though, and love them. For $399 it's probably the best deal you'll get until you have enough to get a RME Multiface.

You have a few options for recording a band. Soundcard with pres - Aardvark Q10, or a STaudio DSP3000. Mixer with soundcard - Something like an E Series mixer and a Delta 1010.

Yeah, search the mic forum for reviews of the B1 or v67 (I forgot to include it, but the v67 goes for $80-90 I think). Both are great budget mics. You also might want to search in the mic forum for what you should use on a flute (large diaphram or small). I can't help you with the computer...

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I'd say at the minimum pick up an Audiophile ($150ish?), a DMP3 (depending on your haggling skills, from $130-$199), and then (since you're recording flute) either a SP B1 ($80?)ething. Maybe a MXL V67. When I started I went to guitar center and just got one of their cards with $1000 limit...

Are you trying to say that you stole your software?! PIRATE!!!

If it works for everything you're doing then that sounds like a good soundcard to keep. :) And I don't know about "CD digital in," but you DO have a digital in with the s/pdif.

From the looks of it Cuzin's is up for auction.. Not getting too much for it, though.

Maybe a little more for that shockmount... http://www.bhphotovideo.com/product/146416/NEEA87/REG/1442

Depends on your price range. Instead of spending $2500 to repair your mackie, you should just take a plunge and buy a used Ghost for $3000 (that's what I've heard them quoted at on the board). People have no ends to saying how great these consoles are. EDIT: It's a big one, though, so I...

True, but I still got quite a bit from it. New things to try out next time, at least.

What happened to yours? I know my 1010 shuts off after being on for a few hours. They said they think it's a power supply issue.