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Any computer can record music... you have one else you wouldn't be here .. All you need is a Microphone, sound card and audio recording program (DAW digital audio work station) Audacity is a good program and it's free. Start there and as you get confident that you know where you are going then you can look into the kind of upgrades you need... the kind of mic, Audio card, interface .. eg pre amp/ mixer/ etc... Microphone and Audio card are the two most imparitive pieces of equipment that will impact on the quality of your recording... Take care and Have Fun  Cheers
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