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

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Cable Length –Depending on where you plan to do most of your recording, you might want to consider which cable length best accommodates your preferences. If all you really want is your Blue Yeti to be a little taller and are okay with it occupying your desk, a height-adjustable stand should suffice. If you don’t want to pay a bunch for a brand name, this Auphonix 6-inch pop filter will definitely get the job done and it’s plenty big enough to cover the Yeti’s mic capsules. The double mesh screen stops harsh air and “p-pops” from getting through but allows your voice to come through nice and clear. Professional Foam Windscreen for Blue Yeti

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The boom arm also impressed us with its persistence. Leaving the microphone in the same spot for days, we didn’t notice any significant drooping over time. As long as you don’t exceed the ~1 kilogram maximum load, your microphone should remain safe and secure for the foreseeable future. Style The Blue Yeti is an industry leader when it comes to USB microphones. As not all accessories can fit directly onto your Blue Yeti microphone, you might find it extremely challenging to find accessories to make the perfect setup. Finding the ones that fit perfectly on your Blue Yeti is very important, especially if you want to clear and pure recordings for your podcast and YouTube videos.

This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. The Rode PSA1 boom arm is the professional method of mounting your Blue Yeti microphone onto a table or desk in your studio. In fact, it works great with almost any microphone available on the market now. With its construction, design, and functionality, you will find it to be a great accessory in your studio, as it works perfectly for broadcast, radio, as well as home use. The big difference with the Rode PSA1 is that there is no internal cable management, but otherwise, it’s an excellent boom arm for the Yeti and other mics. DuaFire Swivel Mount Studio Boom Arm The Blue Yeti is one of the most popular microphones used by gamers, podcasters, and YouTubers. While there may be other microphones that offer way better sound and higher technical specs, the Blue Yeti still wins due to its versatility and ease of use. Its plug-n-play interface, when combined with topnotch accessories, allows you to be up and running within minutes.

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To remove your Blue Yeti from its cradle, unscrew the mounting screws holding it in place. They are knurled, so you should be able to get them out with your fingers, but you may need a screwdriver to do this. The boom can be mounted permanently through a desk or another surface, or it can be held in place with a simple C-clamp. The boom can rotate 360 degrees on the base, making it easy to swing the mic entirely out of the way when it’s not in use or adapt it to multiple positions. Some mic stands have clips on the outside that you can use for routing your cables, while others may provide a means of routing the cable through the stand. Plug your cable into your computer first, then follow the mic stand manufacturer’s cable management recommendations.

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Mic Positioning – Some stands are more versatile than others allowing you to experiment with your setup. Blue also has their own pop filter call The Pop. It is made of all metal and has a nice weight to it. Metal screen pop filters like this one tend to work the best. You’ll pay a premium for the brand name, but it works well. WindTech PopGard 2000 The mic should be mouth-level while sitting comfortably upright, allowing you to project your voice directly at it for optimal performance and sound quality. Firmly tighten any connectors to ensure they can bear the weight of the mic and any accessories, but be careful not to overtighten them as they can strip or break. Closer Is Better

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Since the manufacturer’s establishment in the 1990s, Rode microphones and its accessories have taken over the global stage and interestingly, has become one of the go-to audio products that serve a wide range of industries. It uses innovative technology, combined with precise and accurate machinery to be able to come up with world-class offerings at a reasonable yet competitive price. With its small base, this microphone stand works great if you do not want to place the microphone too far off the ground’s surface. However, if you use it to record musical instruments, you might want to consider buying the boom stand, which is sold separately. The On Stage DS7200B microphone stand is also offered at a cheaper price than its alternatives but can deliver everything that you may need from it. Gator Frameworks GFW-MIC-0821 Short Mic StandThe most notable feature of the Rode PSA1 boom arm is its arms, which are constructed in such a way that the microphone’s angle would remain the same no matter the stand’s position. It has the capability to adjust in your desired way, form, or shape. Combined with the arm that can reach a decent distance, you got yourself a high-quality boom arm. Blue Yeti Desk Stands On Stage DS7200B Adjustable Desk Microphone Stand One of the most important investments you should make after buying your Blue Yeti microphone is a boom arm or a mic stand. This will help you clear up so much space on your desk, allowing you to start recording a lot easier and faster. In case you didn’t know, the Blue Yeti microphone is a little on the heavy side, so you need to keep this in mind when you are choosing a boom arm.