Mark, if you just bought that Behringer you could return it and get this one:

http://www.zzounds.com/item--BEH1204USB

Same mixer but with USB so it is it's own interface plus they give you some good looking software to go with it. If you need more inputs then go for the next one up.

Scott is also correct, any good interface that is not a physical mixer comes with a software mixer so everything is handled inside your computer but if you need 4 or 6 or more mic/line inputs for live recording then those are expensive and this Behringer is a better buy money wise.

I also agree don't be in a hurry to buy anything just yet, do some reading first. Whether or not you'll be using condenser mic's is merely one thing for you to think about. Condenser's require phantom power and if you don't know what that is and you're new interface you just bought doesn't have that then that's a big oops. There's lots of those floating around. You have to really think about exactly what you're planning to do and how you're doing it then understand what equipment is required for that.

Bob

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