Audio Interface help

[corsair]

I've been asked to put a friend's poetry to music - which is hard enough when you're well out of practice!! - but I now would like to record a basic demo for her. I have developed a rhythym guitar track, a drum track, bass line, organ wash and piano parts but of course I cannot play everything at once...
i have PA equipment which I intended to take the line out into a computer but I'm quite new to digital recording - alright, complete neophyte! - and have a 1 year old mac with garageband; do I need some sort of interface between the two?

My sincere apologies for the slight hijack, but the recording gurus are about in here so this is me striking while the iron is hot....

[DrNomis_44]

I've been asked to put a friend's poetry to music - which is hard enough when you're well out of practice!! - but I now would like to record a basic demo for her. I have developed a rhythym guitar track, a drum track, bass line, organ wash and piano parts but of course I cannot play everything at once...
i have PA equipment which I intended to take the line out into a computer but I'm quite new to digital recording - alright, complete neophyte! - and have a 1 year old mac with garageband; do I need some sort of interface between the two?

My sincere apologies for the slight hijack, but the recording gurus are about in here so this is me striking while the iron is hot....

If you're looking for an affordable range of USB Audio interfaces check out Focusrite's Scarlett range, I've got the Focusrite Scarlett Studio package which includes the Scarlett 2i2 USB Audio Interface, a Scarlett CM25 Condenser Mic, a pair of Scarlett Headphones, mounting hardware for the mic,and also downloadable Steinberg Cubase DAW software, and also Focusrite plugins too, pretty much all you need for a portable studio.