@Rabbi-Zeekee Hello! The best idea is a combination of an USB audio interface with ASIO drivers and a XLR microphone instead of an USB microphones. USB microphones can always be problematic, depending how compatible its audio drivers are. USB audio interfaces are usually running fine.

To get a professional sounding recording you need an acoustically well treated recording environment. You need to reduce reverb and noise in your room as much as possible. So put a lot of pillows in your room and thick blankets over the walls and don't record near your computers cooling fan. A cheap trick is to record directly under a thick blanket or under a table that is completely covered with a blankets down to the floor. After recording you can use a compressor effect to even out volume fluctuations and an EQ to sculpt your sound frequencies.