YOUSHARES Shock Mount for Blue Yeti and Yeti Pro Microphone, Alloy Shockmount Reduces Vibration Noise and Improve Recording Quality

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There’s a decent alternative Yeti shock mount by Auphonix which is worth a look if you’re on a lower budget. When recording, there’s nothing worse than capturing what you thought was the perfect take, only to find that unwanted noises have marred it when you listen back.

Positioning your mic directly in front of and close to your mouth will produce a warm and full sound, but you may pick up unwanted interference (like sounds from your breathing) if you’re not using a pop filter.I am stuck with either an editing issue on my behalf or somethings is wrong with my Blue Yeti Pro mic.

The best way to improve the audio you record with your mic is to invest in Blue Yeti accessories that will improve your recording setup. YouTube sets this cookie to measure bandwidth, determining whether the user gets the new or old player interface.Blue Yeti microphones are of a standard-sized as far as condensers are concerned, so choosing a shock mount that is built for this type of microphone is a good idea. My question is more of a set up question so I am not sure if it fits on this post or not but any help would be extremely appreciated. These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc.

The lack of unwanted rumble draws more attention to the genuine bass frequencies of the sound source. They still allow you to get great mic position and give you the ability to add a shock mount (see the next section for a few recommendations).The shield is positioned in front of the microphone and therefore prevents the vocalist from getting too close to the Blue Yeti’s capsule. Your neck and back will thank you for saving them from the constant leaning over, and your audio quality will jump as a result! Look at our Cookie Policy to see exactly what cookies this includes on our site, or to change your settings later. The audio editing features include noise gate and noise suppression filters to help eliminate background noise from your recordings.

So, thanks Brian, good questions, and they highlight the most common downsides of the Blue Yeti, when used in the wild. It comes highly reviewed from the community as well and you can get it in black or silver to match your mic. If you're a professional, it's probably not for you, but if you're just starting out and need something to get you up and running, it's not gonna hurt your wallet too much. And I decided to go with the 4″ pop filter that was recommended by someone in one of the first comments.

There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. Hi Maxamiliano, I’d just keep the computer input volume at 100% and adjust the gain on the mic to your taste.