XLR has the potential to sound far better than USB, but the Yeti X is beyond “good enough” with the Blue Voice processing. The Yeti Pro does at least make some concession when it comes to bulk – you can either fold it in on itself or remove the stand as there’s a standard 5/8in microphone stand thread on the bottom of the mic.
The controls are strait forward & keeps matters simple. Micro USB is often flakey, and I’ve found that’s the case already with the Yeti X.
By long-pressing the button, you can switch between your mic’s gain, your headphone’s volume, or the combined volume of the headphones and your mic monitoring.All of those features do more than justify the price. That said, it’s great to have the option there, especially as it’s beneficial to have as wide a sampling rate as possible to start with, before then compressing your music.When using the XLR output, none of the other features of the mic work – it’s just a passive microphone – so it needs proper amplification, and monitoring should be done via your other equipment. From the best-selling Yeti family comes Yeti Pro—the first microphone that captures 24-bit/192kHz digital recordings on your desktop, and connects to professional recording equipment in the studio. That means you are almost getting two microphones for the price of one. And if that’s not enough, Logitech also enables you to browse and download profiles that other people upload to its service.The Yeti X doesn’t have a built-in cable, which is wonderful.
In particular, once you start cranking up the sampling, you end up with seriously large file sizes with arguably modest gains in performance. © Blue 2019. The Blue Yeti Pro USB microphone is designed to be used as either a straight to digital USB recording device, or a fully analogue recording device. I’ve had just as many bad experiences with USB-C, so I don’t necessarily want that. It has instant mic monitoring so you can hear what you sound like. Even better the software gives you a handy explanation of the point of each of those tools. And it has four recording patterns that you can change between by pressing the button on the back.You can hear the difference in the first few tracks on of my microphone playlist below:If you don’t want to play around with sliders, Logitech also gives you a number of presets to choose from. The metal used is so thick and sturdy you literally can’t flex any piece of it (not even the wire mesh covering the capsules), and there’s no give in the pivot mount for the stand.
It’s also worth noting the Blue Yeti Pro doesn’t work properly on USB 3.0 ports, and nor can it work with the iPad as it draws too much power.The Blue Yeti Pro uses three condenser capsules (the actual parts that convert sound waves to electronic waves) to allow it to switch between some of these pickup patterns.
So even pressing the mute button can often show up as a pop or a boom on a podcast. Well, actually, you pay two prices.
That is unless you unscrew the mounts to use the mic without its stand.Once installed, the Blue Yeti Pro is a breeze to use and moreover it’s performance is excellent. There’s also a tough, rough black finish to the mic body and the top of the stand’s base, which provides a good grip as well as scratch resistance. CONNECT Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Soundcloud Flickr And USB is so much cleaner and simpler.These features make the Yeti X the obvious step between an introductory USB mic and a full XLR setup with a dedicated pre-amp and audio interface.
This means you have no visual reference for the volume level and it isn’t a quick and effortless task to turn it to the right level. You can use the cardoid pattern to record vocals and individual instruments, then set it up in omni-directional or stereo mode to fill out the sound stage as the whole band plays. The Yeti is a side-address microphone. As with the Samson, we tested using a range of acoustic and electronic instruments including guitar and piano as well as vocal work in a range of styles, and the results seriously impressed.The stand itself only provides tilt adjustment so you will need to remove the mic and mount it on a proper stand if you want to adjust height without resorting to balancing it on copies of the Yellow Pages.
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