I have an AKG D88 S mic that I just bought. I plugged it into my computer via a 3-prong>1/4 jack cord. When I record in Audacity, I get some static, and just a very faint sound, even when I yell into it. Am I doing something wrong?
I'm just getting into recording things. Should I try something different?

I have connected it via the scart cable ,but wish to have it connected to a computer screen ,i can through the vga port on the karaoke ,but how do i connect speakers to the machine .
I have a lot of ports on the back of the machine but i do not know what they are and how to connect speakers to it
on the back are 2 ports with black and marked cent

nexxt is white and below red marked sl next is white and below red marked fl

then blue and below red marked pa

then red and below white marked pr

My mic headset was instantly accidentally unplug while I was playing some music, and now it's not picking up my voice on it. The sound settings was changed when that happened, and I can't figure out which was which? Which sound setting do I need to adjust to make my mic work again?

I need free (not free trial) recording software for my computer. Whats the best program and whats it called?

I am planning on buying an xbox 360 this month and I was just wondering if recently the xbox has gotten better since its really bad functioning issues. and which one is more worth the buy: xbox 360 arcade xbox 360 pro or whatever or xbox 360 elite? Thanks

For a professional association holding events with upto 200 people in a room that is about 1500 to 2000 sq.ft (not longer or wider than 100 feet), what model/type would you use and why? Here are some additional info

1) I must have wireless mics - can be lavelier or handhelds
2) I have a mixer-amplifier where this connection will go.
3) I will have a maximum of 5 inputs (and yes, I may need 2 or more units)
4) Anyone heard of the maker Nady and their product?
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Nady-401X-Quad-LT-Wireless-Lavalier-Microphone-System-277413-i1127232.gc

Any other considerations you would follow? Remember this is not a studio recording but also not a karaoke situation. It is a typical business meeting / all-hands meeting type of situation, but it should (sound) professional.

Thanks