Have you taken a look at this? https://www.zoom-na.com/products/field-video-recording/field-recording/h6-handy-recorder/features#ins-and-outs

Hi Adam, not at all. With USB mics though they need to run into a computer rather than a digital recorder. To use 2 at the same time, check out this guide https://www.thepodcasthost.com/equipment/microphones/can-you-record-with-2-usb-microphones/

Hi Craig. You can record two or more people locally by using the Snowball’s omni pattern yes. Having experimented with this before, I didn’t personally feel that the audio quality was very good though. I’d say that if you already have a Snowball then go for it and don’t let it stop you getting started – you can upgrade further down the line. If you don’t have a mic yet though it all depends on your budget. For a one USB mic solution then the Yeti will offer a better level of audio quality with its bidirectional pattern, but it’ll cost a bit more. If you have 2 different types of USB mic you may be able to get them both working at once, see here https://www.thepodcasthost.com/equipment/can-you-record-with-2-usb-microphones/

For an over the desk podcast, would you recommend two mics, bearing in mind the option of Snowball and it’s omnidirectonal pattern?