Adobe audition 1.5 - USB recording interface?

I want to get a USB Recording Interface for my computer but am unsure if Adobe Audition 1.5 has USB options. When I select a track input I see no USB option.
I guess my computer's audio default program is Santa Cruz and I see no USB option there either. Also, can Adobe Audition 1.5, if it does have a USB option, separate multiple signals (instruments) coming through
one USB input and put them onto different tracks simultaneously? Basically what I am asking is if a USB recording Interface works with Adobe Audition 1.5.
Thank you!

You will only be able to record multiple instruments on to different tracks if you get a USB audio interface that accepts multichannel input/output. USB 2 audio devices can support a pretty high number of simultaneous channels. Although, as Bob mentions, you really need a ASIO driver supporting audio interface to get more than a couple of audio channels going at once.
But having said all that I have had up to 8 channels working OK with AA 1.5 if the device has good support for Windows WDM audio drivers which 1.5 does support.

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