Help! How do I record drums on seperate tracks?

[drumbum92]

hello,

im new to this site so im not sure if this has been posted before....
but when i record my drums onto my computer they all record onto the same channel on my software. is there any way i can have a seperate channel for each drum on my software?

for example:
Channel 1: Kick
Channel 2: Snare
etc....

if this has been answered already could somebody leave a link for me?

thanks....

[Audio~Geek]

What is your audio interface?
What software?

[drumbum92]

my audio software is just Audacity and Kristal (both free on internet)
and my interface is Behringer UCA200

[brandondrury]

but when i record my drums onto my computer they all record onto the same channel on my software. is there any way i can have a seperate channel for each drum on my software?

Yes, but you'll need an audio interface capable of delivering individual inputs for each track. Take a look at this: Audio Interface Wizard

[Tony Ramone]

You haven't mentioned yet how many mics you are using, or in what way they are connected to your computer.
You need to make sure your interface has enough inputs to give you all the channels you want going into your software...

[Jace33]

Im using a M-audio fast track ultra audio interface, with cubase le4. Im using 4 mics, 1 kick, 1 snare, 2 overheads. How can i solo out a bass drum track? i know they all have to be mono but im clueless on how to separate them into separte mono tracks.

[Audio~Geek]

Originally Posted by Jace33

Im using a M-audio fast track ultra audio interface, with cubase le4. Im using 4 mics, 1 kick, 1 snare, 2 overheads. How can i solo out a bass drum track? i know they all have to be mono but im clueless on how to separate them into separte mono tracks.

you have 4 mics
make 4 mono audio tracks in Cubase