The Proper Way to Use a Blue Yeti 

Wow you helped immensely just with the first minute. Wow it sounds so much better!! Thank you

My "pop filter" is a wire clothes hanger bent into a diamond shape and covered with a nylon knee-high stocking. When using the Blue yeti microphone as you described, the system works great.

Thank you. Very helpful.

That was helpful as the Blue Yeti is what I have and Cardoid or Omni buttons on the back. Pop filter works well with Cardoid. Thanks. Cousin Hoagy

just make your own pop filter out of a coffee filter and a ring the size of your liking, then take a couple sticks and glue or tape it to a surface to block the "P" sounds.

Had to buy blue yeti to be compatible with my iPad Pro... the ATR 2100 was no longer able to link up properly - Also, I’ve adapted my adjustable mic stand to hold the blue yeti so it’s no longer sitting on the table - curious to see how it performs now, but honestly; it’s just nice to have a mic that works!

I’m upset that I clicked on an ad disguised as advice

I have to agree with the commenter that this is really an ad for another microphone. Are there 3 pieces of info that pertain to the title? Yes. Does the speaker spend more time discussing how expensive it is and how other options are better in his opinion, what those options are and where to get them? (He does). It would be totally fine if the title of the video were altered to be more transparent, and targeted an audience of people shopping for mics, but most people seeking the proper way to use a particular mic are people who already purchased it. They do not need, nor do they particularly want to be told they should have gotten something else. Whether the speaker was or was not receiving funding for promoting the other mic, the mixed messages and the feeling of being baited and switched, eroded any trust I might have had.

I had it the right mode. but you can still hear every mouse button click and keypress pretty darn loud on any recording.

What am I doing wrong that my mic sounds "echoey" for a lack of knowledge of the proper term? I actually have atr2100 but it is hidden in a box somewhere from my move so I've been testing other mics I've bought. I have a couple of shutgun mics that sound good like the yeti but are "echoey." Oddly enough my smart phone mic doesn't have that problem. I also just got some Kimafun wireless lavaliers that were recommended to me that aren't echoey but are very quiet and have background noise. I guess I could clean it up in audacity and increase the volume but would rather try to figure out how to get a nice sound at record time.

Thank you for your informative video! I thought that icon looked more like a kidney but I guess that makes less sense

I assume you have seen the Yeti Nano. A little cheaper, cardioid only and 24 bit. !

I'm awful at this right now but some of this video I had done with a Yeti and I just couldn't get rid of the hollow sound so switched to a kimifun lav mic for one part, and my audio technica 2100x for another and after denoise it's not too bad. The yeti is way better out of the box though, much louder, and better if you have multiple people talking from different angles. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_aSaq68SF-U.html

pardon my intrusion here, but how is this video: "How to Use A Blue Yeti"? He just talks about a simple mode change and then tells you buy a different mic....clickbaited...

no settings or tweak tips. not helpful

i hate this mic.. i owned it for about a day, boxed it up and sent it back.. cant count how many of my mods have booted users out of my discord with this mic who just set it on their desk and type away lol..