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Blue Yeti USB Mic for Recording & Streaming on PC and Mac, 3 Condenser Capsules, 4 Pickup Patterns, Headphone Output and Volume Control, Mic Gain Control, Adjustable Stand, Plug & Play - Silver
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- Tri-capsule array - 3 condenser capsules can record almost any situation.
- Multiple pattern selection - cardioid, bidirectional, omnidirectional & stereo.
- Gain control, mute button, and zero-latency headphone output.
- Perfect for vocals, musical instruments, podcasting, voiceovers, interviews, field recordings, conference calls. Signal to Noise: 100dB
- Compatible with Windows 10, Windows 8 (including 8.1), Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP (Home and Professional), and Mac OS X (10.4.11 or higher), and requires a minimum of 64 MB of RAM(remove existing and upload).
- 2-Year Limited Warranty
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From the manufacturer
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Blue’s Legendary Broadcast-Quality Sound
Makes the professional difference for recording, streaming and building your audience.
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Custom Three-Capsule Array
Produces clear, powerful, broadcast-quality sound for YouTube, game streaming, podcasting, conference calls and music.
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Onboard Audio Controls
Studio controls for headphone volume, pattern selection, instant mute, and microphone gain put you in charge of every level of the recording and streaming process.
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Unique Positionable Design
Adjust and pivot the microphone in relation to the sound source to optimize your sound quality.
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Four Pickup Patterns
Cardioid, omni, bidirectional, and stereo pickup patterns offer incredible flexibility, allowing you to record in ways that would normally require multiple microphones.
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No-Latency Monitoring
Monitor your voice in real time mixed with the sound from your computer to make sure your streams sound great. Compass premium microphone boom arm sold seperately.
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Plug 'n Play on Mac and PC
Instantly start recording and streaming on Mac or PC.
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Stunning Design
Yeti features a visual design inspired by classic audio gear—a stylish, retro vibe that will complement any desktop system, in a wide palette of colors to match with your on-camera aesthetic.
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Four Patterns for Ultimate Versatility
Four distinct pickup patterns allow you to record and stream in ways that would normally require multiple microphones.
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Cardioid Mode
Perfect for podcasting, game streaming, YouTube productions, Skype calls, vocals and instruments, cardioid mode captures sound sources that are directly in front of the microphone.
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Omni Mode
Omnidirectional mode picks up sound all around the microphone. Great for conference calls and captures the feeling of "being there."
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Bidirectional Mode
Bidirectional mode picks up sound from both the front and rear of the microphone, but not the sides. Ideal for two-person podcasts.
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Stereo Mode
Stereo mode picks up sound from left to right in front of the microphone. Great for recording music or a 3-person podcast.
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Accessorize Your Creative Space
Transform your desktop into a broadcast studio with the Compass broadcast boom arm and Radius III shockmount, or get them all together with Yeticaster.
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Compass Premium Broadcast Boom Arm
Tired of squeaky, flimsy scissor booms? We are too! Compass features a broadcast studio-grade design with enclosed aluminum construction, internal springs, and hidden-channel cable management.
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Radius III Custom Shockmount
Radius III is a vintage-style suspension mount designed to isolate Yeti and Yeti Pro USB microphones from noise, shock and ambient vibration.
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Pro Broadcast Bundle
Yeticaster delivers the ultimate broadcast studio setup to your desktop with Yeti, the world’s #1 USB microphone, the all-new Radius III shockmount, and the Compass premium broadcast boom arm.
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Capsules
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3 Condensers | 1 Condenser | 2 Condensers | 2 Condensers | 3 Condensers |
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Patterns
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Cardioid/Omni/Figure-8/Stereo | Cardioid | Cardioid/Omni | Cardioid/Omni | Cardioid/Omni/Figure-8/Stereo |
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Bit Depth/Sample Rate
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16-bit/48kHz | 16-bit/44kHz | 16-bit/48kHz | 24-bit/48kHz | 24-bit/192kHz |
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Gain Control
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Yes | No | -10dB PAD | Via desktop app | Yes |
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Mute
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Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes |
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Headphone Output
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Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes |
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Headphone Volume
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Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes |
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Output
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USB | USB | USB | USB | USB, XLR |
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Product description
Yeti is the most advanced and versatile multi-pattern USB microphone available anywhere. Combining three capsules and four different pattern settings, Yeti is the ultimate tool for creating amazing recordings, directly to your computer. With a sleek Silver finish, Yeti adds style and energy to your recording or broadcasting setup. Now you can capture anything with a clarity and ease unheard of in a USB microphone. Featuring Blue's innovative triple capsule array, Yeti can record in stereo or your choice of three other unique patterns, including cardioid, omnidirectional, and bidirectional. Utilizing a high quality A-D converter, a built-in headphone amplifier for zero-latency monitoring, and direct controls for headphone volume, pattern selection, instant mute, and microphone gain. With no drivers to install, Yeti is the most versatile USB mic lighting up the airwaves today.
Product information
| Item Weight | 0.055 ounces |
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| Product Dimensions | 4.9 x 4.7 x 11.6 inches |
| Domestic Shipping | Item can be shipped within U.S. |
| International Shipping | This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More |
| Country of Origin | China |
| ASIN | B002VA464S |
| Item model number | 988-000103 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium ion batteries required. |
| Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#20 in Computer Microphones
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| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | October 2, 2001 |
| Color Name | Silver |
| Compatible Devices | PS4, Laptop, PC, Xbox |
| Connector Type | USB |
| Hardware Interface | USB |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Output Wattage | 0.13 Watts |
| Size | Mic Only |
| Color Screen | No |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Power Source | USB |
| Voltage | 5 Volts |
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Gotta dock a star for Blue's customer service. It took a full week before they replied back to me with a return authorization and they won't even send me a mailing label. I have to eat the shipping cost! I also have to dock another star because they "inadvertently" let me know this was a B-Stock when I registered the serial no. with them! Blue Microphones is selling B-Stock as if they were brand new on their Amazon store! Something was wrong with this microphone to begin with. No wonder it died in less than 7 months with hardly any use at all.
I'm shipping it back at my expense and hope they will honor the warranty. But from my recent experiences with Blue microphones I can't recommend them. Wouldn't buy from Blue again.
WhatLukeSays
The mic may or may not be a good product; when it doesn't work how can you tell? Had mine since April and have not been able to get it to work properly. Twice I have ask Yeti for support help and twice they have not acknowledge my request let alone give help.
The problem is a high frequency whine. I am not alone, if you check the internet this is a recurring problem for many people. The people who don't seem to have an issue are those in professional studios.
It is sad that a company that is supposedly making quality products won't help their customers. Shame on Yeti.
Update
I found a phone number for Yeti support and called it. Guess what? No matter when or what time of day you call the answer is always the same; "The person is unavailable." Guess what? This makes the situation "unbelievable."
The cord is long is pretty long so it's also easy to move and you can put it at a distance or very close. The options on it are really great, the volume you can change and you can also distort your voice which can be very fun for videos. It's a very sleek microphone it looks much more expensive than it is.
The relay back on videos is amazing. You can hear her voices very clearly and there's no whispers of random sounds or rustling which can happen when filming with other forms of camera such as Iphones, and digital cameras. I highly recommend this to anyone who does gaming videos or anything of that variety. It's worth the price and it performs great for any videos she's done so far.
This also has the option to plug in your headphones and your usb cord so you can connect it to your computer which is always great! If you have a video editor like I do you can connect it to that and record in real time with videos like some beauty youtubers do tutorials with voice overs.
By AlyssaMT on January 23, 2016
The cord is long is pretty long so it's also easy to move and you can put it at a distance or very close. The options on it are really great, the volume you can change and you can also distort your voice which can be very fun for videos. It's a very sleek microphone it looks much more expensive than it is.
The relay back on videos is amazing. You can hear her voices very clearly and there's no whispers of random sounds or rustling which can happen when filming with other forms of camera such as Iphones, and digital cameras. I highly recommend this to anyone who does gaming videos or anything of that variety. It's worth the price and it performs great for any videos she's done so far.
This also has the option to plug in your headphones and your usb cord so you can connect it to your computer which is always great! If you have a video editor like I do you can connect it to that and record in real time with videos like some beauty youtubers do tutorials with voice overs.
The Blue Yeti will likely be your last microphone before you choose to upgrade to an XLR setup. The microphone has multiple settings depending on your objectives, and the quality is beautiful. For the price I feel you're getting a quality product. What the microphone lacks, lacks in all USB microphones: a lack of EQ, compression and other control you'd have using an XLR microphone with a mixer. Until you are ready for this and really just want something simple, the Blue Yeti is an excellent choice.
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The recordings i did with my blue yeti had no sound captured at all !!! I looked the problem up on internet and most of the comments suggested that my mic must be defective. I became so dejected :( But i decided to look into the settings and it turned out that actually the problem was just because of a few basic settings. To summarize it:
1) I found that my laptop sets yeti as default "playback" and recording device automatically. So basically after recording i was trying to listen the recording from my laptop's speaker when actually i was supposed to listen it through a headphone plugged into yeti itself. When i did just that i found that the recordings were not soundless at all :) :) :) Phew! I am so relieved.
The recordings play fine via the computer's speaker 'after' plugging out yeti from the laptop because it again sets computer's speaker as default playback device ( and that's why it's audible from the normal computer speaker once the yeti is out).
2)Now to listen the recordings even when yeti is plugged in the computer i,
- went to computer's sound control panel
- set computer's speaker as default playback device
- AND THE PROBLEM WAS SOLVED :)
I looked up at a lot of websites but none suggested that this simple thing could be the problem :)
So If anyeone else is facing the same difficulty as me, you can try out what i did. I hope it helps:)
By the way I am super happy with the sound quality i am getting with yeti :) :)
Reviewed in India on May 4, 2018
The recordings i did with my blue yeti had no sound captured at all !!! I looked the problem up on internet and most of the comments suggested that my mic must be defective. I became so dejected :( But i decided to look into the settings and it turned out that actually the problem was just because of a few basic settings. To summarize it:
1) I found that my laptop sets yeti as default "playback" and recording device automatically. So basically after recording i was trying to listen the recording from my laptop's speaker when actually i was supposed to listen it through a headphone plugged into yeti itself. When i did just that i found that the recordings were not soundless at all :) :) :) Phew! I am so relieved.
The recordings play fine via the computer's speaker 'after' plugging out yeti from the laptop because it again sets computer's speaker as default playback device ( and that's why it's audible from the normal computer speaker once the yeti is out).
2)Now to listen the recordings even when yeti is plugged in the computer i,
- went to computer's sound control panel
- set computer's speaker as default playback device
- AND THE PROBLEM WAS SOLVED :)
I looked up at a lot of websites but none suggested that this simple thing could be the problem :)
So If anyeone else is facing the same difficulty as me, you can try out what i did. I hope it helps:)
By the way I am super happy with the sound quality i am getting with yeti :) :)
What I can say is that the audio quality is very good considering the price you are paying and this thing has lasted very well. I've used it in a variety of situations, including for gaming as my main microphone and most recently I've mounted it to a Rode PSA1 arm attached to my desk for use for video conferencing at work also. The ability to change the pickup pattern on the microphone is extremely helpful as I've been able to position speakers behind the mic and then use it on video conferences and phone calls (softphone) without any echo at all for the other participants.
Definitely allows you to lift your audio game on a budget for pretty crisp audio with good general range across bass/mid/high frequencies without necessarily over-emphasising any particular frequency.
Of course, your mileage may vary as microphones have a way of suiting certain voices so you may want to try a few different types before committing. But if you find the Yeti suits your voice, there is no reason to hesitate in picking one up.
If you are buying this microphone for making YouTube video voice-overs only, you'd better get a dynamic microphone. This is a condenser microphone and it picks up a lot of background noises very easily.
The build quality of microphone is good. It's big and heavy but its buttons and dials feel cheap and flimsy.
I would strongly recommend buying a pop filter if you don't have one, particularly if you're going to be close to the mic for any length of time. Whilst the quality of the mic is good, it does tend to pick up more breathy sounds or lip pops if you're not careful.
Overall, a solid mic for less than £100 - there are many out there that are far better, this is not a studio quality piece of kit, but as a starter it will serve you well until you work out if you want to make that kind of investment.





























