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This will make it much easier to position the mic right in front of your mouth, as the included stand isn’t tall enough for most situations. Blue Yeti Boom Arm To put a Blue Yeti on a mic stand, remove it from its desktop stand and use the thread provided on the bottom of the mic to screw the device in place. In some cases, you may need a special adapter to achieve this result. While they may offer more flexibility than fixed stands, it’s still important to consider where exactly you want your mic and ensure that it’s not in danger of tipping over or falling off your desk. Now that everything is connected, you can tweak your setup to ensure you get the most out of your Blue Yeti mic. Keep in mind that Blue Yeti mics diaphragms are aimed towards you rather than upwards like traditional microphones.

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One of the most important investments you should make after buying your Blue Yeti microphone is a boom arm or a mic stand. This will help you clear up so much space on your desk, allowing you to start recording a lot easier and faster. In case you didn’t know, the Blue Yeti microphone is a little on the heavy side, so you need to keep this in mind when you are choosing a boom arm. Do you still have questions about accessories for Blue Yeti mics or how to improve your recording setup with Blue Yeti accessories? Keep reading to learn the answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about accessories for Blue Yeti microphones and how to use them to improve audio quality. Do you need a boom arm for Blue Yeti? It’s common to see the Blue Yeti positioned overhead using a boom stand, but you won’t be able to achieve this result with some mic stand styles. Moreover, some tabletop stands may not be heavy enough to balance the mic and tend to tip over when fully extended. This would mean that the sounds, especially the “t” and the “s” will all come through very clearly. As with all the products created by Blue, this pop filter has been designed with an aesthetically-pleasing vintage look. While it already looks great, it is also very flexible and has the capability to keep its position easily. If you have a clamp-style mic stand, ensure that it is firmly clamped to your desk before attempting to attach your Blue Yeti to it. Failing to do so could result in your mic falling and becoming damaged.

Unexpected bonus- fits not just the advertised Yeti Nano, but also other mics that use 5/8" or 3/8" stand threading. The boom arm also impressed us with its persistence. Leaving the microphone in the same spot for days, we didn’t notice any significant drooping over time. As long as you don’t exceed the ~1 kilogram maximum load, your microphone should remain safe and secure for the foreseeable future. Style The Blue Radius III is custom designed for both the Blue Yeti and the Blue Yeti Pro microphones. It is also compatible for use on standard microphone stands, as well as any microphone or microphone clip that has the standard thread mount. To add, it is excellent to use for on-camera streaming. With these features, you will surely be able to take your recording to the next level. Blue Yeti Pop Filters Vocalbeat Foam Windscreen for Blue Yeti As mentioned in our Blue Yeti review, I highly recommend getting a microphone stand or boom arm for your Blue Yeti. The big difference with the Rode PSA1 is that there is no internal cable management, but otherwise, it’s an excellent boom arm for the Yeti and other mics. DuaFire Swivel Mount Studio Boom Arm

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Blue Yeti mics are market leaders in the USB condenser microphone industry and are the weapon of choice of many streamers, podcasters, and voiceover artists. However, they only come with a small desktop stand, which might be fine at first but is far from ideal in the long run. Blue also has their own pop filter call The Pop. It is made of all metal and has a nice weight to it. Metal screen pop filters like this one tend to work the best. You’ll pay a premium for the brand name, but it works well. WindTech PopGard 2000 Physical vibrations like typing or moving your mouth, create noises that are channeled directly to your microphone, damaging the sound and requiring post-recording editing. Before you start attaching your Blue Yeti mic to the mic stand of your choice, it is best to get it in position first. Depending on the style of the stand, the setup may differ slightly. Desk-Mounted Boom Mic StandsSome mic stands have clips on the outside that you can use for routing your cables, while others may provide a means of routing the cable through the stand. Plug your cable into your computer first, then follow the mic stand manufacturer’s cable management recommendations. What’s a Rich Text element? What’s a Rich Text element? What’s a Rich Text element? What’s a Rich Text element? The Yeti is one of the heavier mics out there so you’ll need to keep that in mind when choosing a boom arm. Some of the cheaper models struggle to keep the mic in place, especially when fully extended. Blue Compass If you go with a boom arm, it will clear up space on your desk and make it much faster and easier to start recording. I find this is a huge benefit because it eliminates any excuses you might have to start recording.