Least Buggy Interface which supports 8 simultaneous & SEPARATE tracks ?

Looking to attempt using Logic for live recording events, and would like to start w/an 8 channel interface:
Here are the inquiries:
1.Which interface would allow me to obtain 8 VISIBLE , SEPARATE tracks in logic, rather than having 8 instruments just recording on one track
In other words, I'd like to get a mic-d kick into the interface getting it's own LOGIC track, mic-d snare on another separate LOGIC track, etc . . .
2. Which interface has software which supports that best when interacting w/Logic ?
3. Is this one ok for that ? PreSonus FireStudio Project

I'm pretty sure I'm talking audio
Here's a practical example of my objective
A live band is playing
There are 4 separate mics on the kit all going through 4 separate inputs on the motu or any other kind of interface
Guitar, bass, keys, sax each going into the other 4 inputs of the interface separately
Now this is the part I am wrestling with:
Will Logic read the 8 separate channels as Channels 1-8 and allow to record enable 8 SEPARATE tracks within Logic itself or will I be restricted to only being allowed to record those 8 simultaneous inputs on one track only in logic ?
Would I need an external soundcard for that ?

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You do NOT want to record in garageband - if you are doing an interview - garageband is very flakey and you will have crashes with garageband and you WILL loose interviews. Do not use Garageband to record your interviews.
Regards,
Rob W
podCast411

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On a couple of occasions I tried setting the drum track to MIDI channel 10 in Logic at someone's suggestion. That didn't resolve it.
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I'm using the Presonus Firestudio Project Mixer and Adobe Audition to try and record Skype interviews on separate tracks. I am positive I have all cables hooked up properly on the mixer.
Everything works fine except track two, which should only be picking up the other line of the Skype call, is still slightly picking up my voice. So track one is just me. Track two is podcast guest plus still me faintly. I have track one dedicated to mic one, which is me. And track two is dedicated to mic 3, which loops through the back on the mixer to the main outs.
How can I completely eliminate myself on track two so that it only picks up the guest?

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I'm connecting Audition to the Presonus simply by selecting Mic three for the guests track and Mic one for mine. It's picking up both fine, it's just picking me up on both tracks. The Skype signal is coming into Audition via the Presonus mixer.
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