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I buy a Dynacord PowerMate 1000-3 Power Mixer devices, Here. I think the output USB of this device send 24-bit audio for record. I need a device that get this USB output as input and record with 24-bit in very high quality.
Is there any help or idea that introduce for me any interface or device for live recording that can use for getting output from Dynacord?
Such a device is called a computer ;-)
Think of the mixer as an external sound card/adapter/interface itself - you plug in the USB cable into your computer and it will detect a new device. Install the driver and you now have a new sound device available. In e.g. Cubase you now see a new ASIO device.
Your new mixer/soundcard has the following specifications:
Channels 4 In / 4 Out
AD/DA Conversion 24-bit
Sampling Rate 44.1 / 48 / 88.2 / 96 kHz
PC Interface USB2.0, Female Type B(source: official specifications)
With the mixer comes Cubase LE which you can use for recording. Like stated you can record up to four mono channels (or two stereo channels). For details take a look in the manual around page 37-38.
