My hope is for my mic and the phone to record on separate tracks if possible, yes. I am using my phone through a separate channel on the board from the mic. So the audio device is listed as "USB Audio Device." So I have a USB line in/headphone splitter to run the mixer to the PC. My mixer does not have USB output, nor does my PC have a line in jack. Just to be clear, your using something like skype with headphones and a mic and want to be able to put the mic on one track, the audio from the person calling on another track, and also record anything played back on the computer separately, to be edited later. Without some kind of interface you will only get up to two channels and those will be set to left and right (as far as I know).
Portable, easy to use and jam-packed with features that ensure optimal control over your performance, Samson's MixPad® MXP124FX represents a new era of possibility for affordable live mixers.I am a bit confused, why and how are you sending the PC audio through the mixer, and how are you interfacing with the USB as the mixer (at least the one I saw) does not look like it has a usb output.
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