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16 years ago
Review: Blue Microphones Yeti
As its name suggests, the Yeti is big, imposing, and has near mythical abilities. But unlike its Himalayan counterpart, Blue Microphones' newest USB podcasting mike is most definitely real.
Pros:
- Sharp, clear recording in all four settings
- Stereo setting yields dizzingly dynamic results for podcasting
- Bidirectional setting yields audio more intimate than an afternoon in Victoria's Secret
Cons:
- Gain, headphone volume, and pattern-select switches on the mike's body are awkwardly placed - makes them hard to get at when the mike's in its stand
- Using hefty mike for field work probably not a wise idea
16 years ago
Blue Microphones Yeti
The Yeti's sensitivity and recording quality make it well worth its cost to any serious podcaster.
15 years ago
Blue Microphones Yeti review
Forget what you think you know about sound recording: the traditional home microphone is dead. Never again should a mini-jack plug have to run its awful buzzing signal into your Mac's mic socket. The digital domain of USB is here – and it's better.
15 years ago
Superior quality
I've been through numerous microphones over the years, but none have touched the quality and features of the THX. If you need a "real live" broadcast mic, this is it! I'm in the agency business and voice all commercials for my clients.
15 years ago
Review: The yeti, by Blue Microphones
The Yeti is one of the most advanced and versatile multi-pattern USB microphones available anywhere. Combining three capsules and four different pattern settings (Stereo, Cardioid, Omnidirectional & Bidirectional) the Yeti ...
14 years ago
Blue Microphones Yeti review
The Blue Microphones Yeti lacks the connection necessary for studio use with a mixing desk, but for recording podcasts and interviews straight to PC the Blue Microphones Yeti could be ideal. It's solidly built and offers decent performance.
14 years ago
Blue Microphones Yeti
Home studios can be very expensive to set up. They require space and money, with equipment like microphones easily costing four digits for pro-level gear. If you're not completely dedicated to your recording, it's likely prohibitive to put together a studio.
Pros:
- Excellent sound quality
- Flexible design with multiple microphone patterns
Cons:
- Overbuilt stand makes mounting the microphone awkward
14 years ago
Just freaking awesome!!
Got the Yeti a couple of days ago and connected it up to my Macbook pro running Lion and had no issues at all. I was recording in a couple of minutes of unboxing. Also works like a charm on my iPad 2 but does need a powered hub (I have a small Belkin one) to work.
14 years ago
Blue Microphones Yeti review
In the professional audio world, Blue Microphones is probably best known for the Bottle condenser microphone, which costs thousands of pounds, and the Baby Bottle, which merely costs several hundred.
13 years ago
Newest Mic, great with iPads
The Blue Microphones Spark Digital will work with both Mac computers and PC computers. It has a great frequency response that you can appreciate no matter what style of music you create.
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