"Entry level" can get you in trouble unless you just want to use it once or twice. You can start with an onboard soundcard, compatible mic, and freeware. If you're like most of us though, a little info just makes you more curious, and soon the limited capability/accuracy of entry level doesn't get it anymore. I went through several upgrades just trying to have enough to get by the task at hand, and wasted a lot of dough getting there. I'd have been many dollars and headaches ahead to jump in the deep end first.
The deep end doesn't have to hurt too bad though. Around $300 for hardware and the same or less for software should get you there. Another $150 for a WT2 to do TS specs if desired. Since my gear is a few years old and I know there is newer/better out there now, let those that have been in the market recently point the way.
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