Yeti X Software

I had a Blue Yeti for the longest time and absolutely loved it, but I hated carrying with me everywhere, as I travel quite often. So when the Nano came out I had to get it. The size difference is certainly noticeable. Its much lighter and fits perfectly in my case compared to the Yeti. I thought I would miss the Gain knob on the back, but think I actually prefer using the included Sherpa software to control the Gain. In fact, I use the software on the Blue Yeti now as well. I definitely recommend the Nano.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Logitech G Yeti GX makes for a great gaming, streaming, or video production microphone. The stand the mic comes with is easy to assemble, and screws right on. It's stable and has some nice weight to it. The Yeti GX connects via USB-C from the microphone to USB-A that is fed into my Mac system. It was recognized immediately by my computer with no issues. You could really dial in the audio settings on the microphone by using the Logitech G HUB software. The software is clear and easy to use. The mic features a gain wheel and mute button on the side that is easily accessible. The nice blue light on the mic really makes the mic stand out and just looks premium. It is perfect for those who stream and like to show off their computer setups in video. The Yeti GX has great noise suppression, and has built in anti clipping software that prevents audio distortion. This mic has been a lifesaver for me with my video production and voiceover projects. The audio on my projects is super clear and just sounds very professional. I don't even have to adjust the audio in my projects anymore, it's perfect from the get go. This saves me so much time. As a bonus, I also use this mic for my work online meetings through Google Meet and Zoom and the audio is clean and clear. Having the Yeti GX standalone mic has been a game changer for me and I will never go back to an internal mic again. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to take their projects to the next level.

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I use my Yeti for voiceover and singing. I'm not a professional but I'm an enthusiast. I know what sounds good and good is what the Yeti delivers. The 4 options of recording makes capturing sound very convienant. I use mainly the cardioid mode for VoiceOver and singing. The build quality is superb! Some people say the nobs are flimsy but I think Blue fixed it. The yeti I have must be from a new batch because all the nobs are secure and tight. The main body is made out of aluminum and has a nice weight to it. Feels very expensive. The color matches my Apple computers. The downside of the Yeti is that there are no shock mounts available so I put the yeti on top of a thin soft piece of foam to absorb the shock. The bottom line is get the Yeti if you want the conveniece of a USB mic because its the best one out there.

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