Yeti Stereo Microphone Cutting Off

The Blue Yeti it’s a best USB Microphone.

Excellent for my Blue Yeti microphone! Easy to install.

A really solid, wonderful stereo microphone.

Used in our large kitchen, absolute quality sound, can't fault it. Off to buy another one and set up as stereo speakers

The Blue Yeti Microphone is an excellent microphone for professional use!Most sites sell this for $150, but I got it for $ on B&H!...

I use the microphone to upload web based content on my websites and have found the Yeti Blue Microphone to perform very well. I recommend it to anyone thinking of purchasing something for doing podcast, audio sound bytes, etc. The price was great as well.

I've owned the Blue Yeti Microphone for years. The Pro Version is even better.

For a while I used the Blue Snowball as a simple and quick method of taking my source audio straight into the editing software I own via USB. However when I upgraded to Win7, my Snowball stopped working so I needed a replacement. The Yeti is what I went with and I am very happy that I did. Like the Snowball it has multiple capsules and pickup patterns but at the same time the Yeti can do so much more and it sounds amazing. I love the stereo recording function and it is true stereo, and the fact that it has been certified by the pros at THX is even sweeter. When I bought this I originally planned to use it here and there for quick analog to digital straight into my editor, however now, after using it for a while, it will become one of my primary studio recording mics. Only downside if you want to call it a downside is the fact that it is BIG. The photos and such make it look smaller than it really is and despite the fact that the dimensions are listed on BHphoto still doesn't prepare you for how big of a microphone it is. Due to the fact of its size this is primarily a studio mic. That aside I can't get enough of this mic. I have been working as a production mixer and sound designer for 6 years now and I can say that this is an exceptional microphone.

Connection of stereo microphone to XLR inputes

Off and on for a decade, I thought about making a Podcast. So when I saw this microphone at a good price, I decided to give it a shot. I record of an iPhone 6s Plus in GarageBand, then use iCloud to move the files to the Mac, where I use GarageBand to do final production. The Polsen microphone gets the job done. If I really do get into Podcasting, I will get a second microphone that is USB. For just playing around to learn about Podcasting, this is perfect. Would also be great for any audio voice recording - say interviews for print journalism or to record living history type memories.