[Snakebyte]

Not sure what hardware we need but this is what we would like to have�
A �Box� (mixer?) that has at least 3 inputs and 4 outputs, 3 of the outputs go right back to the amps and the 4th would carry the 3 other signals the computer for recording.

As it stands we just use a microphone for recording, between me playing Bass and rhythm we produce too much bass for the mic.
I�m thinking a small soundboard or mixer is what we need to go directly to the computer where I can manually adjust High, mid�s, and lows but I�m not sure.
It�s only going to get worse once I get a bigger better Bass amp.

OH, It has to be CHEAP too...
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Kevin Moore
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[[Shizo]]

Dunno, I think you could record with a bunch of mics, mic preamps (or built in), and an audio card with a bunch of Ins/Outs.
And that of course is.. Delta! Weeee!!!
http://www.m-audio.com/products/m-audio/delta.php
It's probably the cheapest professional gear out there, although i can't compare heh.
But my brother used Delta 44 to record his band.. The only thing he didn't have was a bunch of mics and mic preamps, for which you'd need a mixer (expensive sh*t) or some Delta preamp..
Actually, i dont know why i'm saying all this, i don't have knowledge of recording anyway :0 Just search on google for some recording tips.

In any case you'll spend ~$400+

[Giant Hamster]

I reccomend getting a Midiman Audiophile otherwise get yoself a Audigy 2. cheap.

If you get a mixer, I suggest a Mackie.

Make sure to buy the appropriate software, either Cool Edit, T-Racks, Pro Tools, or Soundforge...one of those...just look at em and see what's more convenient for j00.

Buzztracker4lyfe