Thinking of switching over...

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"Hi, I'm in Delaware."
to Sonar Home Studio 4, but I want to know if it has limitations on the number of physical inputs like Cubase does, or if it's only limited by the number of tracks you can have. I was going to get Cubase SE, but I have a 12 channel mixer, so 8 ins (although I only have 8 mics right now) wouldn't cut it in the long run.

And when I say switching over, I mean starting with, because I haven't really used anything else (except Pro Tools at school, which is fine and all, but more expensive and I'm cheap). So basically it comes down to how many inputs I can use while recording and what effects it comes with. Thanks guys (in a non-sexist way).

-Nick
 
AFAIK there is no limit on inputs (although there is a 64 track limit). However, the limit is likely to be your sound card. What are you using for a sound card? The 12 channel mixer is meaningless unless you have a sound card with 12 inputs.
 
Well, I just ordered the Delta 1010lt, so I've only got 8ish right now, but I wanted to always have that option available. The actual reason I have the 12-channel mixer is because I needed enough inputs for drum mics and I found it cheap on ebay (it's not real high quality, I won't lie, but it gets the job done). Cool. Thanks!
 
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