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Wouldn't your average Joe Shmoe have a Soundblaster or something similar? Or the onboard sound.

I'm confused... I plug my cables (standard guitar cable) all the way in to the inserts, And all the way into the soundcard input,and never have adverse reactions. Is there something I am missing??? Oh wait... We're talking about if you still want the signal to pass through the channel As well...

I have a USB Direct Connection Cable for transfering files. Granted I only have one PC now, But it was a breeze to tranfer gigs of data very quickly when I needed to. And, yes, I do use this PC for everything.

Ah... no most of the ones I use are not line-level... Though they do have hot outputs. I do have one battery powered condenser, though.

Magical Mics??? Haha, I use mostly cheapo mics...

Drumagog...

I went to a Blues Festival a few years ago And one of the drummers was juggling his sticks (+ 1) during their set. Made it really fun to watch.

You can get a cable that at one end has the RCA plugs... On the other end is a 1/8" miniplug. Only like $5 at Radio Shack. Like this... but you can get less "fancy" ones for much cheaper... http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&product%5Fid=15-2451

Don't use the "Mic Input" of your soundcard, use the line-in. Also, that Behringer has RCA outs right? You could just use an RCA-1/8" wire. A couple bucks at Radio Shack. Then you wouldn't have to worry about getting that "Y" jack. And yes, your CD-RW drive is the burner.

The toms do sound that way a little bit. I didn't think the cymbals or the hat sounded too bad , Aside from the lack of varience in velocity.

Any idea where they recorded? I haven't heard the new album, so I have no clue to be honest.

I dunno, probably. Way to change your post... And, you are right, I couldn't just go ask them. I don't know them... And would likely be hard pressed to get a hold of them.

I'll go ask them, hehe... They are from the Phoenix, AZ area...

Well, like I said... I get enough signal (On high spl sources such as drums) And it sounds no different than with the preamps, aside from the noise issue. I'm sure If I had better preamps, it might be a different story.

I tried running various mics directly into my Delta 44 (When I realized my Behri mixer was adding a few dB of noise.) The sound quality, is no different than with my Behri preamps, Just a lot less noise.

Snare and toms sound funny... Toms are especially electronic sounding.

Try OMF... or you can do as all these folks have said... Either way should work just fine.

Awesome... I'll give it a shot...

Maybe check out Steinberg Groove Agent... Drum Machine and samples all in one... It has great "vintage" sounding kits. http://www.bornemark.se/ga/

Can't you export as an OMF? I've never used this before but I believe this is the function of OMF. Edit: OMF Explained The OMF format, or OMFI (Open Media Framework Interchange, means the same as OMF), is a file format that can be read by many professional-level audio programs. OMF files...