Audacity Forum

I'm talking about the interface that you can plug a guitar into and record, aswell as a mic... not for multi channel. One track at a time is fine, as long as I can overdub.

The plan was to have an interface, record directly into that onto seperate tracks on Audacity, or something like Cubase. What do we have to do to make that work?

So what Interface could we get that would work with Audacity? It's either that, or get Cubase Artist 6, and i'm not even sure if that would work?

The Interface is a Focusrite Saffire 6, and the OS is Vista.

Will a USB interface for guitars, bass, mic, and drums work with audacity?

If not, what are some softwares it will work with?

Actually, what we were doing is recording everything on to separate tracks. We were recording at a church, and were just overdubbing... it was working perfectly. Until the mixer broke... and we thought, we don't want to rely on other people. But today, we had another thought. Instead of putting all ...

I don't know what you mean by the first little bit? I know what you're talking about... i'm just confused where it fits in my problem, i'm sure it does though ahaha.

We're on a pc :/ there was one mixer that was a usb mixer... would that be the way we need to go? And it's a Behringer B-1... my bad.

I found an Alesis USB electric kit... but I think that might be a problem with the fact that Audacity doesn't support MIDI?

Hey guys... bands buying some equipment to start our own little studio. First off... Behringer D1 (I think that's it...) Condenser for vocals... good idea? Priced out at about 149$ CN - tax included. (Any other suggestions?) Yamaha MG124CX (12 channel), priced out at about 330$ CN... Good mixer for ...