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#BLUE YETI PODCASTER HOW TO#
#BLUE YETI PODCASTER UPGRADE#
#BLUE YETI PODCASTER PROFESSIONAL#
#BLUE YETI PODCASTER FREE#

We're using a Yeti for our show and I'm well aware a lot of people hate the living shit out of it (the Yeti, not our podcast), but with proper acoustic treatment (futons and moving blankets) and post-processing with RX, we sound pretty frikkin' darn good. I think every podcaster should own a copy of RX. Worse comes to worst, you can use its Spectral Repair module and get rid of noises manually. You can get rid of random clicks and such with iZotope RX too. Sorry for all that, just trying to help.have you tried unplugging and plugging it back in?Ī downward expander can get rid of a lot of the little background noises the Yeti picks up. I don't want to insult you, but is your gain set right? Are you the proper distance from the mic? Here's the worst insult: Do you have it in the right mode? Play around with all those and see if you can minimize the movement and background noises.

#BLUE YETI PODCASTER UPGRADE#

So, I guess my question would simply be: for those of you who upgraded, did you find the upgrade to be worth it? Or do you think I'd be better off keeping the yeti but upgrading the equipment (better shock mount, stand, acoustics in the room)? Love to hear some thoughts! I essentially have to record still as a statue unless I want that mic to pick up a rogue shuffle, even with a sound gate!) The benefit of the Yeti is that it's simple, but it does have its drawbacks (it picks up every. but this has me wondering if an investment down the road into a better mic would actually be worth it? I am a stickler for sound quality as it's what makes or breaks a podcast for me personally, so I like to hold myself to the standards to which I hold others, and as my podcast slowly grows I'm considering the investment.

#BLUE YETI PODCASTER PROFESSIONAL#

Now, I am a professional musician so I have Logic and an interface with ample experience to use them, mic placement, etc. I've been using a blue yeti the whole time I've been podcasting, and just this week bought a stand, shock mount and foam backing to reduce echo and the difference it's made has been subtle but noticeable. Resources /r/podcasting Wiki Related Subreddits Questions? Posted something that's missing? Ask a mod. Promotional posts for products and services are prohitted unless pre-approved by the moderators.

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#BLUE YETI PODCASTER FREE#

Want to receive the Daily Goody in your email, daily or weekly? Subscribe free here.Īnd please keep in mind, the Daily Goody is only a tiny little tip, fact or lesson everyday. It’s actually a very good mic _IF_ used properly.ĭo you have any additional advice for Blue Yeti users? Comment below 😉 Get the mic up off the desk and onto a boom arm to avoid capturing the thuds and rumbles that are created on the table/desk.If your room is reverby, dampen the reflections by using sound absorbing furniture, rugs, foam acoustic panels, etc.Make sure there’s as little background noise as possible like fans, air conditioners, air vents, cars driving by, kids in the next room or upstairs, etc.Speak as close to the mic as possible BUT MAKE SURE you use a pop filter or windscreen or both.Make sure the correct polar pattern is chosen on the mic.Speak into the mic from the proper angle.

#BLUE YETI PODCASTER HOW TO#

A listener of my show recently asked me for specific tips on how to ensure recording good sounding audio when using a Blue Yeti microphone.