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I use Audacity to edit and record audio, and my microphone is the Blue Yeti USB mic. My computer specs: CPU: QuadCore Intel Core i7-960, 3333 MHz (25 x 133) Motherboard: Asus Sabertooth X58 RAM: 12 GB Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 (2048 MB) Sound card: Realtek ALC892 @ Intel 82801JB ICH10 - High Definition Audio Controller
Microphones . Blue Yeti microphone peaking. anonymous 2 April 2011. Hello, I'm currently trying to do some vocal recording with my new microphone (blue yeti - best mic I could afford etc etc). My problem is I have a rather large voice (professional classical singer) and I'm not sure how to set hardware/software up so I don't peak as much while ...
The Yeti utilizes a high quality analog-to-digital converter to send incredible audio fidelity directly into your computer, a built-in headphone amplifier for zero-latency monitoring, and simple controls for headphone volume, pattern selection, instant mute, and microphone gain located directly on the microphone
Pro Audio Forums . Recording (live or studio) . Blue Yeti Picking Up Computer Fans. Dennoid 17 February 2014. Hello, I have a Blue Yeti Microphone with a pop filter, a boom arm stand, and it still picks up background noise. I can hear the fans roaring decently in my recordings. Please help!
Being a USB microphone, it matters little what type of computer you plug the Blue Yeti into. And yes, it's fine to plug the headphones into the headphone socket on the microphone. The computer's built-in sound card doesn't come into the equation either, and equally there's no point in using the Asus Xonar PCIe card since it doesn't have an ...
Stick your thumb on your chin and point your pinky at the microphone. Bring the microphone grille up to your pinky. Engage in a low-cut switch your microphone might have. Do not engage any pad switch your microphone might have i.e. anything that shows " -10 " or, higher. I'm not real familiar with this microphone? It is I believe a USB type?
Your title to the post suggests that the microphone used to work acceptably but then stopped. Is this correct? Where does the "8-bit" come from? As pc suggests, try a different cable and USB port, and if that makes no difference, try the microphone on another computer.
Hi everyone! I'm very new to recording and currently have a blue yeti microphone. I record grand piano and female vocals, and I know I should probably update to an actual interface and XLR mic with two large (or small, depending on the desired result) diaphragm mics for the piano, but that would mean changing my entire setup and shelling out a lot of cash.
The shotgun (M) mic is perfect to capture the focus of bird calls and movement, while the figure of 8 (S) is perfect to capture the sound of the moving water. If you are lucky, and the eagle dives to the river for a fish your MS setup will capture the ambiance of the scene and the focused center image of the impact.
Microphones . Microphone cutting out during recording. anonymous 8 February 2009. Here is what I'm working with: Sterling ST55 Condenser Mic, 1XLR Cable plugging the Mic into an MBOX 2, 1 USB Cable Plugging My MBOX 2 into my comp. I've been using this setup since August of '08 with multiple sessions and I have had no problems up until two weeks ...