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Thanks, guys. All of this is a huge leap from anything I've used to record on previously, which was usually my 2-track Kenwood tape deck (until it melted), and a handheld Sony TCM-20DV variable-speed tape recorder. I got the 1641 for the number of XLR inputs (I'm primarily a drummer, so...

So, I decided to blow some money on a home recording setup, and I got the things mentioned in the title of this thread. I should have done a bit more research before launching this whole affair, but 800 bucks later, here we are. Here's what I want to know: 1. Since the US 1641 is an audio...

When I first recorded something onto my computer, I used one mic into the mic input of a Stanton SMX-201 DJ mixer, and then from the RCA stereo outs to the 1/8" line input on the back of the computer. All of that went into Audacity, so when I hit record I got a doubled-up version of the mono...