Can I sing karaoke 15 on my home computer?

Of course. As long as there is a KTV version of the song. Now it's everywhere. Plug in the microphone and you can sing K. But the effect is not comparable to that of KTV.

Yes, as long as you have a good sound combination, you can also record.

1. First of all, open the system audio control (double-click the volume control interface that pops up with the small speaker in the system bar);

2. Then point"option""attributes"and select it"Recordings", will"The following volume controls are displayed"bar"Microphone"If this option is checked, the above operation determines that the external input source is an external microphone;

3. At the same time, there is an "Advanced" under the microphone volume bar, enter the advanced option, and will"Microphone gain"Check, which will amplify the volume decibel of the microphone input and then go to the **Volume control;

4. Display the volume control of the microphone, the above operation can adjust the volume of the microphone output, it is recommended not to adjust it to the maximum, about 80% to 95%.

1. Do you see the sound card interface behind the case (that is, the row of interfaces that connect the microphone and the speaker), there is an interface called "line in" (also called "line input" or "audio source input" is generally light blue), unplug the microphone from the "mic" interface and plug it in.

2. Next, right-click on the "small speaker" icon in the system tray, select "Turn on volume control", and make sure that the "line in" option is not muted (that is, the "mute" is not checked in front of it), and then the sound emitted by the microphone can be emitted from the computer speaker.

3. In addition, if you want to record at the same time, right-click on the "Little Speaker" icon in the system tray, select "Turn on Volume Control" - Options "- Properties" - Recording", and then "OK", in the pop-up window, just put the small tick under "Line In", that is, "line in".

4. One more thing, if you just want to record and don't want the sound to come out of the speaker, go to step 3, and put a small tick under the "line in" option in step 2, and you don't need to plug in and out the microphone interface, but you can still record.

Not long ago, there was a software called Michael Crazy that you could try