The best Blue Yeti setup
using the Yeti with a Radius shock mount, Rode Boom Arm and a Pop Filter. Blue
Yeti tips and tricks. Checkout gadget with timeframe :
00:35 Blue Yeti USB condenser microphone
01:12 Speak closer on Cardioid mode for good sound, low noise
02:32 Radius II shock mount from Blue
03:30 Røde PSA1 swivel studio boom arm
04:36 generic Anti Pop Filter and "The Pop" from Blue
05:08 connecting Blue Yeti to iPhone and iPad (USB Camera Adapter)
06:01 better microphone options for iOS devices
This is unboxing and review of the audio setup use to
record voice in videos. If you are a YouTuber, game commentator,
podcaster, have a home-studio for audio recording… This guide is for you.
Connecting to iPad and iPhone is also possible - but not as simple as it is to
connect the Yeti directly into a Mac or PC's USB. To use the Yeti microphone
with an iOS device you need an Apple's USB Camera Adapter (or the 30-pin
"Camera Connection Kit") and a powered USB Hub, and you are ready to
record sound with Garageband or any other App.
About the Radius Shock Mount:
The old Radius falling problem is fixed! Blue rebranded it as "Radius
II". The new model comes with a different thumb-screw mechanism with teeth
(cog). Now it stays put just perfect :)
"C-Threep" compared recordings 'with' and 'without' the Radius shock
mount, and how much it really isolates the Yeti from vibrations. He also
suggests a nice fix for the 'sliding-down' problem on the old model.
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