Need Premiere Pro compatible camera - inexpensive

Hi,
I need to buy an inexpensive camera that is compatible with Premiere Pro and firewire. any suggestions?

Hello Everyone.
I am using the latest version in Creative Cloud, which i guess is CS6 on the Windows 8 OS. I have a pc powered by an AMD A10 Processor, 16 gig ram, with an SSD/HD comibination for my drives. I have a Focusrite Saffire Pro 40 sound interface. I am wanting something that Premiere will capture the video real time with 2 - 4 tracks of audio. I'm putting together videos of me playing guitar to backing tracks and i want to record the video and 2-4 tracks of audio into file simultaneously.
all i have now is an older Logitech webcam. I'm just looking for an inexpensive camera to get the job done maybe less than $300 or so. I thought premiere pro would only capture real time from a firewire camera. Maybe I should use a different software, but I'm paying for Creative Cloud. The key here (i think) is i have to have multiple tracks of audio like in Premiere Pro CS6
this is all new to me. thanks to all who reply.
cp

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