HEY LETO

As far as I know there are very simple XLR -> Jack cables. Using that you can just plug the mic directly into the lappy's mic socket. Just make sure you get a stereo jack and not a mono jack. Google is your friend.

You could do that, and I did for several years in my young teens, but it's not the most professional way to go about things. There's an external thingermajig, I have to remember what it's called... It's essentially an external sound card with recording specifically in mind, usually has a few inputs/noise control etc. I can't remember their specific name, but they look kind of like this:



like a little USB mixer for all your inputs. That would be the shmansy, professional way to go about things, though a little deer. What is your budget, btw?

another thing that would benefit you (depending on what software you use to make da music, still rockin da FL?) would be a usb-midi cable, good for laptop musicians.

Just buy a mixing table XD.

Mixing tables would not connect directly to a laptop computer. Therefore, a USB input tower would be far more appropriate.

I know my shit aaight.

USB-Midi, YES! I am planning on getting a lil' midi keyboard soon... mmmm.

My budget is total nothing right now. I mean, I have money, but I'm saving up for a Mac, and between that, food, an input tower, and whatever else catches my interest, I am a broke mofuxxa.