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Can I put my electric uke directly into it. I don't see why not. I have an electric violin that I use this way.
I'm not sure what kind of pickup your uke has, but there is a switch on each channel to change between line-level inputs and 'INST' inputs, you'll most likely want to have this set to INST for a direct input from your uke. and then run the USB cable into the PC and record? Yes, exactly. The only other cables you'll need are for audio output, headphones, speakers. I like to have headphones plugged into the focusrite so I can play along to a click-track or backing tracks and hear them and myself at the same time.
I use Garage Band on Mac for recording which is more than adequate for my needs. I'm not sure what to use on a PC. I did try directly into the computer but it was not a fullfilling experience. I think it was the mic jack just being horrible but it could be me, too. I have an acoustic/electric that has a pre-amp on it-one of those things that takes a 9 volt battery and has a volume control. So, do I plug the uke with the pre-amp directly into the computer jack or do I use an external amp and plug that into the computer jack? I also tried the sound card's line in jack, but it is a pretty old/cheap sound card.
I think what thats highlighted is why the computer jack is the basic / dirty way of doing this. A dedicated sound card is a much better answer. If on a laptop its a case of looking at USB interfaces (either USB mics like the Snowball mentioned below) or a USB mixer (the better option) that you can both plug instruments into direct or any microphone for recording that way. Back to basics though, with a jack adapter, yes you should be able to plug an electro uke direct into the IN on a laptop or PC sound card - just not the best sound as those sockets are designed to take small low output microphones.