An analog-to-digital converter - microphones capture "regular audio" (sound waves in the air) and preamps make that louder louder.A premplifier - microphones need amplification to be made audible.But you need extra gear to get them to connect to your computer. One decent candidate for a standard mic is a large diaphragm condenser mic such as an Audio-Technica AT2035 (there are tons available at all price levels).
Standard microphones are typically much higher quality than any direct-to-computer mics. You know, the kind with the little 1/8th inch pin that you stick into your computer's sound card? But what about "XLR?" The sound quality is leaps and bounds better than the traditional direct-to-computer mics that came before. You just plug the microphone's USB cable straight into the computer. You don't need an external interface to plug it into your computer. Most folks are familiar with what USB microphones are. But what in the world is a "USB/XLR" mic?
See our post Condenser vs Dynamic Microphones for more on what it means to be a dynamic mic.
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