Am I on the right track?

[ÆNEMA]

I need to record one mic, and one acoustic guitar signal.

The mic is direct and the guitar is being sent from a direct box.

I've decided that im going to record direct to my PC and mix it with software, I havent decided which program yet.

What do I need to be able to hook my acoustic guitar signal and a mic up to my computer so I can mix it with the software.

 

[ÆNEMA]

I just found this:

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Seasound Soloist Digital Recorder

It uses the same renowned mic and guitar pre-amps and integrated design that have set the Solo EX ahead of the competition. Features include 24 bit/96kHz converters; Mac and PC-compatible PCI card; high-quality mic pre-amp with phantom power; high-impedance guitar pre-amp; pre-amp trim, level, monitor pan with record assign (L,R) switch; stereo line inputs with gain switch, level controls, and record assign switch; six-segment VU meters; MIDI I/O activity light; input monitor, computer monitor, and control room level controls; one loud headphone amp; expansion port to accept the SeaSound Solo Expander for 8x8 operation.

Features:

24-bit/96kHz converters
Mac and PC-compatible PCI card
High-quality mic pre-amp with phantom power
High-impedance guitar pre-amp
Pre-amp trim, level, monitor pan with record assign (L,R) switch
Stereo line inputs with gain switch, level controls, and record assign switch
Six-segment VU meters
MIDI I/O activity light
Input monitor, computer monitor, and control room level controls
One loud headphone amp
Expansion port to accept the SeaSound Solo Expander for 8x8 operation

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Would this be what I need?

 

[Slackmaster2K]

Um, didn't seasound go under? Anyone?

 

[ÆNEMA]

They still have products selling at Musicians Freind...

 

[Emeric]

http://www.seasound.com/website/standard/home/ie/home_ie.htm

I wouldn't buy a product from a company that no longer exists.

 

[TexRoadkill]

I would rethink recording the guitar direct unless you just want to document some song demos. You will get a much more realistic acoustic sound with a decent condensor mic.

No matter what you will need a good sound card. Delta makes some good cards for different requirements. Just because you are recording yourself though dont limit yourself to 2 tracks at a time. There are many methods for recording guitar with 2-4 mics that sound awesome and you may want to try after you get bored with a basic DI sound.