I have the blue yeti black edition and I love it. The fact that there is so much to chose from with one mic, and you can just plug it straight in your computer / phone (if you have a dongle) is just incredible. I would definitely recommend the blue yeti to any beginners just starting youtube or streaming.
By far the best mic review I've seen after spamming them for a day straight. I like that you popped in and said that those other 2 mics not being tested were better suited, though I think everything did sound fantastic. The guitar jamming was my favorite test, and was just pleasant to hear in the first place.
I use a Yeti for podcasting in a room without much soundproofing. I have the gain turned almost totally down and got the damn thing off the table and on a mic stand. Every problem is pretty much solved.
yeah and for recording for youtube videos and streams, just turning up the volume in recording software and raising the gain on the microphone itself will make the audio much better sounding.
Wonderful review! I have watched several review videos over Blue microphones but you definitely have been the best. Super knowledgeable, funny, detailed and thorough. Just sold me on the original. Thank you for this review!
Thank you for a nice and concise review of these three. I totally agree with your choice. Essentially the Pro trio costs about twice as much for just offering better bit depth and higher sample rate roof. However, most users would never need anything beyond 48 kHz, which is a useful SR for video content. In terms of bit depth, yea, it would be nice to get 24 bit sound, but not for this price tag. Additionally, with your voice tests Original and Pro versions sounds almost identical to me, while I noticed a better sounds from Pro when you played the acoustic guitar. Considering, most people, including myself are using Yeti for voice-related recordings, and most of the time for spoken word, this little advantage in terms of sound quality will be never heard.
I know this video is a year old, but thank you for being so thorough in your comparison. Pretty much everyone else just talks into it and that’s it. Hearing various applications is much more useful.
I use the Yeti Pro for recording choirs using it's stereo pickup pattern. The only criticisms I've gotten from people who have heard my recordings with this mic is that they sound too good and show up the flaws in some of the choirs performances. I've also used the original USB Yeti which is what convinced me to buy a pair of the Yeti Pro microphones. The original Yeti is now in a friends private voiceover studio. Thanks for the comparative review.
Always come to this channel when I want to know about a microphone. Been watching for a few years. Keep it up!
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I love the review You did for Behringer xm8500 and bought it from Amazon for myself, along with a scissor stand and other stuff, after my "gaming headset" broke and I was frustrated to find something that would not cost $100+ and break in two years at the same time. Today I have completely forgotten about the time when I had to suffer because other people would would complain that they hear metallic-hissing-noise and all other issues when You are using devices that are sold as "gaming" or "desktop" solutions. At some point a band was short of microphone for the performance I have no idea what it was, and I offered them to take mine as a joke. They took it and said it was perfect to record his growl and interview. Thank You for Your channel, it is entertaining and actually useful to make a proper shopping choices :) I remember I was actually looking in to buying Blue Yeti Pro (because it has xlr, etc) but I had a chance to test a Razer Seiren X and I noticed how good it is in picking up all the noise in the room and all the acoustic details of my room and I was 100% sure from that moment that this type of microphone will not do me good. I figured out that if I choose to go with expensive, high quality microphone, I will need to pay for additional sound filtering/editing hardware and to soundproof my room and risk getting actually worse quality sound in the end, in comparison with, if I just buy that cheap Behringer XM8500. I am using it with a professional USB sound card with XLR input though.
I wanted to leave a comment, but also noticed you dilike asmr so now I'm a bit uncomfotable but also it was helpful so here we are! Thank you for such a detailed review!
Thank you for this video, it was greatly appreciated and an eye opener about the keyboard but more specifically the sounds from the sides when you were turning them around. I was considering getting the original and putting it between my wife and i so we could share the microphone while in an active voice chat with other people. So again, thank you for that full 360 demo, that really helped out.
Great review. I believe you were right on point and answered my questions. I don't think it's the best type of mic for gaming either...especially when people have loud external noises. Great for music. And you're a great musician/singer. Keep it up.
I just got a blue yeti the other day cause I know it’s been a staple in the yt industry for years and I also love that I found this channel in an audiophile
I love how much detail you put into your videos!!! I bought the nano for streaming video games because I found it used for 50 dollars on amazon and couldn't pass up the opportunity for it haha! it's genuinely a really great mic and I'm already so thrilled about it!! I figured it'd be good for streaming on twitch because I stream in my quiet bedroom in my quiet apartment, and it's a pretty high quality mic! Thanks for the awesome review!! It's what got me interested in the blue yetis! I KNOW you said it's not recommended for video games streaming, but when I saw this ordinarily 100 dollar mic for 50, I had to go for it haha! I was using the samson go mic for years and it was just not doing enough! Thank you for the review :D
Thank you for being thorough and diverse in your tests. That's all I came here for, but you did a great job at it that I thought it was worth the like and time to write this.
haha i thought same there is not much difference to us ordinary guys, i guess musicians are more sensitive, just wondering if nano is good enough for narrator
You have definitely saved me a lot of money. I could not make up my mind on whether to purchase the yeti or yeti pro. I already have a usb microphone which is just awesome. Thank you!
thank you, the review was really clear and actually showed all my possible uses. I think I will be buying that other mic, I appreciate it. Actually talked me out of these so I am gonna get the ATR 2100 usb you suggested!
The point is that Yeti-Pro has XLR port. However a word of caution: The USB-2 (on the Yeti) might not talk properly to USB-3 on new computers (e.g. Apple Mac). The problem has resolved on the part of Yeti by introducing a new generation (2016) which can be only recognized by word "USB" under the USB port. So if you have the older one, you have to use a powered USB port (such as Belkin) {*The hub supports USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 connections. } ... Price-wise, one can get a nice 2nd hand Yeti-pro on ebay much cheaper, otherwise: 1-Audio-Technica AT2020 USB ($130). 2-Blue Yeti ($120) Yeti Pro (~250) 3-Samson Meteor ($70) 4-Rode-NT ($170)
Great thorough review! You are the best audio reviewer that I have found. I was in the market for a new microphone and was deciding between Audio-Technica ATR2000x and Blue Yetti. I ended up going for ATR2000x because that is what suits my needs the most (zoom calls)
the best review, was looking for this comparison. you helped me choose the right one for me, usage in music. i'm also using your link for purchasing! thanks!
I use the Blue Yeti Pro for professional recording of Choirs (stereo mode), crowd and audience (stereo mode), as well as an acoustic drum overhead (stereo mode) and spoken voice recording (cardiode, stereo, figure 8. Depending on requirement at the time). I started with the original Yeti (USB) but , as a professional recording engineer, immediately wanted to do more with it. I wanted to feed it through a console and combine it with other mics to create full professional recordings. I actually contacted Blue and asked if they manufactured a USB to analog stereo output interface. They told me "not at this time" but the person I was communicating with suggested I check back in 3 months. I did and 3 months later I purchased my first Yeti Pro (I now have two). My original Yeti USB is used by a friend who does voice over work across town. Fantastic mics for the price. The classic Neumann stereo mic was around $10K. Now ???, will there be a Yeti X 'Pro' in the future.
The review was fair albeit somewhat subjective. One big feature that only the Yeti Pro has, that you made no reference to is it's XLR capability. That is what made the extra cost of the Pro worthwhile for me. I intend on using it in studio for voiceovers, sweeps and bumps. I also got a Blue Compass mounting arm, Radius III shock mount and a Gator pop screen. I plan on trying it out on a mobile DJ gig to see how it likes that setup. If it doesn't work as well as I expect, I can always go back to my old reliable SM58. I'll let you know.
I perceives more highs from the nano, more bass from the original, and the most balance from the pro. For the money, I totally agree the original is the best. Great video and great song as well! Thank you!
here's my opinion: If you just want the cardioid mode with good specs the yeti nano is the way to go but if you want more pickup patterns then get the yeti pro because regular yeti is priced more than the nano so it would be a waste to get something lesser quality. And plus it has xlr support if you're into that (but if your not gonna use the pickup patterns on the pro and are gonna buy an interface get an NT1 it has better specs). If you want more pickup patterns but can't afford the yeti pro get the regular yeti. Every version of the yeti has the same frequency response graphs, just different specs. The regular yeti has lesser quality specs than the nano and pro.
From what I understand you cannot say objectively which mirophone is the best because it depends on your needs. But seeing this video I would buy the blue yeti nano since the microhone that I am using is worst that any microphone that I have seen, for example the Behringer c-1u is better than my mic. Also Blue Yeti Nano is the best for me at this period since I do not have a lot of money. Thanks for making this video. I am watching your channel from the day tthat I watched one of your videos, I actually found your channel recently but your channel is one of the good channels, meaning that your videos include quality and you test the microphones fully so that we can understand if a microphone does worth to buy it or it does not worth. Again thank you and keep up the good work. :-D
I think a good argument for the Yeti is the Stereo feature. There is simply no easier way to record decent-quality stereo on your computer. My wife is a complete newbie at audio; I want one of these so she can record her music performance, while maintaining a pleasant separation between her guitar & voice. I'll just get a stand or boom that will hold the mic on its side, to keep the guitar channel pointing down and vocal channel pointing up.
Do you know if that's a new feature? Looked at other video's and couldn't find them with these timestamps or how to set them this way. Maybe it's in beta? It's so useful :D.
The person at Best Buy told me that the only difference was the nano wasn't omi direction and that they had the same audio quality, it didn't sound like it would be true but luckily it's barely noticeable.
I'm livestreaming since yesterday with the nano version and imediately my viewers noticed the difference with my old built-in microphone on my headset, a bit expensive but really worth it if you want to gain in quality ! For gaming it actually rocks tbh, you just need to use the Logitech G HUB for reducing background and keyboard noises.
Amazing Video, but I’m very lazy. You deserve a very big comment because what you did was incredible. Fast, precise and honest. My English is not good enough I hope you understand the hole idea. Thanks.
Yeti Nano> 0:55 Yeti Classic> 1:16 Yeti Pro> 1:38 This is to help so we can get an exact comparison Enjoy "Honestly There isnt a difference Its only in game for the looks the price wont benefit the sound only the looks"
Great review and I would agree, only I purchased the Yeti Pro mostly because I had a Dell $200 coupon for my workstation purchase I made, and Dell is selling all these mics so only paid $50 plus tax for my Blue Yeti Pro... Looking forward to it to arrive soon. I play the saxophone, so this should be fun... Again thanks for the review and great presentation
I came here because my blue yeti (original) broke, for no odd reason, and it stopped working completely. Now I was thinking a lot of it has to do with the cord, or just were it plugs it, hearing that blue yeti(s) Typically break easy, and so I thought "Hmm, Maybe I could either go with the yeti nano ($99) or back with my old one ($129) or maybe some other mic, But I was just trying to see the difference between the 2 mainly, and to me the nano and yeti, sound pretty dang close, So I do thank you for helping me out there buddy, and stay good my dude!
It is crazy to hear the slight differences, though seems there is a smaller jump in quality from the original to the pro. The nano to original has a larger different in audio quality... and you can really hear this in the video!
The reason I've been considering the Pro is because it offers the XLR connection. For podcasting that might not matter, but for music it might. What comparable microphones offer both USB and XLR connections?
Pro for me: it seems to have more acoustic air and spatial information (24-bit signal no doubt), which makes it more natural. Sounds good with voice, leckie guitar and acoustic guitar.
my mic is messed up steelsearies pos in the market for new only thing im worried about is gain are these mics loud or they fall on the quieter side im wondering.thanks, zach. also good job on the vid very informative
I think the pro is a little bit better for what you're paying for because it has better converters. As for the frequency response coloration, they are all the same.
He puts so much detail into just turning the mic around
That's how you know he's professional and serious lol
He’s amazing.
I have the blue yeti black edition and I love it. The fact that there is so much to chose from with one mic, and you can just plug it straight in your computer / phone (if you have a dongle) is just incredible. I would definitely recommend the blue yeti to any beginners just starting youtube or streaming.
By far the best mic review I've seen after spamming them for a day straight.
I like that you popped in and said that those other 2 mics not being tested were better suited, though I think everything did sound fantastic.
The guitar jamming was my favorite test, and was just pleasant to hear in the first place.
This is the best and most thorough review that I've found so far. Thanks!
I personally like the Nano, it's sleek design and small build really grabs my attention.
Lucky for me getting the nano for almost 100 outside the US , and is cooler that people giving a review about them 🎵👌
I use a Yeti for podcasting in a room without much soundproofing. I have the gain turned almost totally down and got the damn thing off the table and on a mic stand. Every problem is pretty much solved.
Are you saving g for a better mic
yeah and for recording for youtube videos and streams, just turning up the volume in recording software and raising the gain on the microphone itself will make the audio much better sounding.
Which yeti?
when the thumbnail is better than the three mics
Z Alves they are entry level mic don’t expect much
@@Brendan0520 what's a good one?
@@Serkong anything but a yeti or a cheap Chinese mic
@@gex5541 whats wrong with the yeti?
@@mladyswagalot nothing, audiophiles, it's a great mic tbh. Most people won't even notice tbh
Wonderful review! I have watched several review videos over Blue microphones but you definitely have been the best. Super knowledgeable, funny, detailed and thorough. Just sold me on the original. Thank you for this review!
Thank you for a nice and concise review of these three. I totally agree with your choice. Essentially the Pro trio costs about twice as much for just offering better bit depth and higher sample rate roof. However, most users would never need anything beyond 48 kHz, which is a useful SR for video content. In terms of bit depth, yea, it would be nice to get 24 bit sound, but not for this price tag. Additionally, with your voice tests Original and Pro versions sounds almost identical to me, while I noticed a better sounds from Pro when you played the acoustic guitar. Considering, most people, including myself are using Yeti for voice-related recordings, and most of the time for spoken word, this little advantage in terms of sound quality will be never heard.
I know this video is a year old, but thank you for being so thorough in your comparison. Pretty much everyone else just talks into it and that’s it. Hearing various applications is much more useful.
You're very welcome. Really happy to hear that it helped out.
This is one of the best vids I saw on choosing which mic to pick.... It helped me a lot!! Thank you!! ♥
I use the Yeti Pro for recording choirs using it's stereo pickup pattern. The only criticisms I've gotten from people who have heard my recordings with this mic is that they sound too good and show up the flaws in some of the choirs performances. I've also used the original USB Yeti which is what convinced me to buy a pair of the Yeti Pro microphones. The original Yeti is now in a friends private voiceover studio. Thanks for the comparative review.
I like the stereo mode to shout into the ears of whoever I'm speaking to, simultaneously surprising them and scaring the shit out of them.
Thank you so much for the music making on these microphones!! This is actual what I was looking for being a singer!!
Always come to this channel when I want to know about a microphone. Been watching for a few years. Keep it up!
I love the review You did for Behringer xm8500 and bought it from Amazon for myself, along with a scissor stand and other stuff, after my "gaming headset" broke and I was frustrated to find something that would not cost $100+ and break in two years at the same time. Today I have completely forgotten about the time when I had to suffer because other people would would complain that they hear metallic-hissing-noise and all other issues when You are using devices that are sold as "gaming" or "desktop" solutions. At some point a band was short of microphone for the performance I have no idea what it was, and I offered them to take mine as a joke. They took it and said it was perfect to record his growl and interview. Thank You for Your channel, it is entertaining and actually useful to make a proper shopping choices :) I remember I was actually looking in to buying Blue Yeti Pro (because it has xlr, etc) but I had a chance to test a Razer Seiren X and I noticed how good it is in picking up all the noise in the room and all the acoustic details of my room and I was 100% sure from that moment that this type of microphone will not do me good. I figured out that if I choose to go with expensive, high quality microphone, I will need to pay for additional sound filtering/editing hardware and to soundproof my room and risk getting actually worse quality sound in the end, in comparison with, if I just buy that cheap Behringer XM8500. I am using it with a professional USB sound card with XLR input though.
I wanted to leave a comment, but also noticed you dilike asmr so now I'm a bit uncomfotable but also it was helpful so here we are! Thank you for such a detailed review!
I noticed that too. So unprofessional for doing that.
Thank you for this video, it was greatly appreciated and an eye opener about the keyboard but more specifically the sounds from the sides when you were turning them around. I was considering getting the original and putting it between my wife and i so we could share the microphone while in an active voice chat with other people. So again, thank you for that full 360 demo, that really helped out.
just get the original blue yeti
If you want. Absolutely.
lucky
I got the Nano for Christmas, so I can't do anything about that.
Mcsteveberry I don’t really care about my mic as long as it’s not a bad quality
Yanuze same
really appreciate the way you tested each mic and the dynamic mic suggestions
Great review. I believe you were right on point and answered my questions. I don't think it's the best type of mic for gaming either...especially when people have loud external noises. Great for music. And you're a great musician/singer. Keep it up.
Great video sir. I love how professional and detailed the review was
Your videos are always very entertaining and the reviews are super thorough, love your channel!
I just got a blue yeti the other day cause I know it’s been a staple in the yt industry for years and I also love that I found this channel in an audiophile
Well done. Links to the dynamic mics you recommended would be useful, too.
What an excellent review! This is what mic reviews should be!
I love how much detail you put into your videos!!! I bought the nano for streaming video games because I found it used for 50 dollars on amazon and couldn't pass up the opportunity for it haha! it's genuinely a really great mic and I'm already so thrilled about it!! I figured it'd be good for streaming on twitch because I stream in my quiet bedroom in my quiet apartment, and it's a pretty high quality mic!
Thanks for the awesome review!! It's what got me interested in the blue yetis! I KNOW you said it's not recommended for video games streaming, but when I saw this ordinarily 100 dollar mic for 50, I had to go for it haha! I was using the samson go mic for years and it was just not doing enough! Thank you for the review :D
Are you like one of those weirdos who make/listen to Asmr?
Thank you so much for your comparison. Pretty much the only video like this worth watching. This was so helpful!
Thank you for being thorough and diverse in your tests. That's all I came here for, but you did a great job at it that I thought it was worth the like and time to write this.
That means a lot. Really. Thank you mate.
tell me why i cant tell the difference between the 3 mics all together, i'll just get a Blue Yeti Nano lol
Yeah if you can't tell a difference, no reason to spend a bunch of money,.
haha i thought same there is not much difference to us ordinary guys, i guess musicians are more sensitive, just wondering if nano is good enough for narrator
just picked up the original yeti for $15, quite impressed for the price :P
@@bluevaboh4449 15$???? No waaaay
Kim Iglesias pretty sure he meant 150
Lol they all sound the same
The nano is more noticibly lesser quality than the other two
@@MelodicalMedia No it's not
@@MindlessMink Yes it is xD
Mink You have to Listen Carefully
@@TitaniumSalvage no it's not
this was so helpful!
I have a short budget and choosing the ideal mic for me has been a nightmare until this video.
Thx so much :)
You have definitely saved me a lot of money. I could not make up my mind on whether to purchase the yeti or yeti pro. I already have a usb microphone which is just awesome. Thank you!
Best audio person bar none your videos are the only ones I watch for audio advice
Thorough review! Appreciate all the tests you did
Awesome video bro. I never see a video with this detail level. Congrats bro. Really amazing of this content!
Thanks orom!!! I reviewed a lot of reviews and almost bought a Yeti Nano, but thanks to you I refused to buy and will buy myself another one
I'm sure a lot of upcoming ASMR artists came to this video for advices, and you served their cause very well! XD
Just got it and about to make a vid with it
thank you, the review was really clear and actually showed all my possible uses. I think I will be buying that other mic, I appreciate it. Actually talked me out of these so I am gonna get the ATR 2100 usb you suggested!
The point is that Yeti-Pro has XLR port. However a word of caution: The USB-2 (on the Yeti) might not talk properly to USB-3 on new computers (e.g. Apple Mac). The problem has resolved on the part of Yeti by introducing a new generation (2016) which can be only recognized by word "USB" under the USB port. So if you have the older one, you have to use a powered USB port (such as Belkin) {*The hub supports USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 connections. } ... Price-wise, one can get a nice 2nd hand Yeti-pro on ebay much cheaper, otherwise: 1-Audio-Technica AT2020 USB ($130).
2-Blue Yeti ($120) Yeti Pro (~250)
3-Samson Meteor ($70)
4-Rode-NT ($170)
helpful :)
Thank you so much for such a direct and coherent review!! Awesomesauce.
Great thorough review! You are the best audio reviewer that I have found. I was in the market for a new microphone and was deciding between Audio-Technica ATR2000x and Blue Yetti. I ended up going for ATR2000x because that is what suits my needs the most (zoom calls)
That's incredibly kind of you to say. Thanks for watching, and I'm very glad you fiound the mic that fits your needs. Happy recording.
Very detailed - Thank you for taking the time to put this together!
My pleasure. Thank you for checking it out.
Thanks for the effort on this one. Great editing / jump cuts.
Comprehensive, clear, and concise. Perfect review.
Blue yeti original is a great Mic
I have it for five years and still working very good and looks new
Everything that I could have expected very good
the best review, was looking for this comparison. you helped me choose the right one for me, usage in music. i'm also using your link for purchasing! thanks!
Thank you for telling about the environment part of using these mics. Really helpful.
I bought the Nano, thank you so much for the review! I am glad I didn't spend more since they all sound the same. lol
Thanks, will absolutely use it for ASMR 👍🏻
Movies by E did you use it?
I use the Blue Yeti Pro for professional recording of Choirs (stereo mode), crowd and audience (stereo mode), as well as an acoustic drum overhead (stereo mode) and spoken voice recording (cardiode, stereo, figure 8. Depending on requirement at the time). I started with the original Yeti (USB) but , as a professional recording engineer, immediately wanted to do more with it. I wanted to feed it through a console and combine it with other mics to create full professional recordings. I actually contacted Blue and asked if they manufactured a USB to analog stereo output interface. They told me "not at this time" but the person I was communicating with suggested I check back in 3 months. I did and 3 months later I purchased my first Yeti Pro (I now have two). My original Yeti USB is used by a friend who does voice over work across town. Fantastic mics for the price. The classic Neumann stereo mic was around $10K. Now ???, will there be a Yeti X 'Pro' in the future.
THIS is a real review, from a professional. Thank you.
The review was fair albeit somewhat subjective. One big feature that only the Yeti Pro has, that you made no reference to is it's XLR capability. That is what made the extra cost of the Pro worthwhile for me. I intend on using it in studio for voiceovers, sweeps and bumps. I also got a Blue Compass mounting arm, Radius III shock mount and a Gator pop screen. I plan on trying it out on a mobile DJ gig to see how it likes that setup. If it doesn't work as well as I expect, I can always go back to my old reliable SM58. I'll let you know.
hope ya doing good, love how informative and thorough your videos are as usual,
this video is what I was searching...just perfect
Thanks,your efforts are great and you have the best mics channel on youtube. 👍
I'm Arabian from Jordan🇯🇴
Ill be using this bad boy!
Went with the original! Thanks man
You're awesome dude, thanks for this!
Love your vids bro definitely my go to for mic reviews 🤘🤘🤘
I perceives more highs from the nano, more bass from the original, and the most balance from the pro. For the money, I totally agree the original is the best. Great video and great song as well! Thank you!
here's my opinion: If you just want the cardioid mode with good specs the yeti nano is the way to go but if you want more pickup patterns then get the yeti pro because regular yeti is priced more than the nano so it would be a waste to get something lesser quality. And plus it has xlr support if you're into that (but if your not gonna use the pickup patterns on the pro and are gonna buy an interface get an NT1 it has better specs). If you want more pickup patterns but can't afford the yeti pro get the regular yeti. Every version of the yeti has the same frequency response graphs, just different specs. The regular yeti has lesser quality specs than the nano and pro.
From what I understand you cannot say objectively which mirophone is the best because it depends on your needs. But seeing this video I would buy the blue yeti nano since the microhone that I am using is worst that any microphone that I have seen, for example the Behringer c-1u is better than my mic. Also Blue Yeti Nano is the best for me at this period since I do not have a lot of money. Thanks for making this video. I am watching your channel from the day tthat I watched one of your videos, I actually found your channel recently but your channel is one of the good channels, meaning that your videos include quality and you test the microphones fully so that we can understand if a microphone does worth to buy it or it does not worth. Again thank you and keep up the good work. :-D
your review is just the best! concise and entertaining. love you!
Well made video! Straight to the point and very well explained
I think a good argument for the Yeti is the Stereo feature. There is simply no easier way to record decent-quality stereo on your computer. My wife is a complete newbie at audio; I want one of these so she can record her music performance, while maintaining a pleasant separation between her guitar & voice. I'll just get a stand or boom that will hold the mic on its side, to keep the guitar channel pointing down and vocal channel pointing up.
Oh cool! Another Versus series 😲
Great summary! Fast, to the point. Thank you!
Woah, there are time splits! That's amazing! I've never seen that before
Do you know if that's a new feature? Looked at other video's and couldn't find them with these timestamps or how to set them this way. Maybe it's in beta? It's so useful :D.
Excellent review. Thank you so much
Thanks for doing this video so well, now I think I’ll look into those mics you mentioned at the end
Fkn excellent comparison dude
The person at Best Buy told me that the only difference was the nano wasn't omi direction and that they had the same audio quality, it didn't sound like it would be true but luckily it's barely noticeable.
The nano is omnidirectional....
I'm livestreaming since yesterday with the nano version and imediately my viewers noticed the difference with my old built-in microphone on my headset, a bit expensive but really worth it if you want to gain in quality ! For gaming it actually rocks tbh, you just need to use the Logitech G HUB for reducing background and keyboard noises.
The best review i have see
I think the nano is my best option. The 24 bit depth is important for my use case and the price.
Amazing Video, but I’m very lazy. You deserve a very big comment because what you did was incredible. Fast, precise and honest. My English is not good enough I hope you understand the hole idea. Thanks.
This was extremely thorough!
Excellent comparison video sir! Very helpful. Thanks
i was looking for such video and wow amaizing review.. thank you and i really love how you singing , wow wo wow:D
I freaking love my Blue Yeti! 😊 It may not be my work mic anymore, but I still use it for casual stuff and it’s so much fun!
Awesome Review!!! Answered all my questions!!
Yeti Nano> 0:55 Yeti Classic> 1:16
Yeti Pro> 1:38
This is to help so we can get an exact comparison Enjoy "Honestly There isnt a difference Its only in game for the looks the price wont benefit the sound only the looks"
Great review and I would agree, only I purchased the Yeti Pro mostly because I had a Dell $200 coupon for my workstation purchase I made, and Dell is selling all these mics so only paid $50 plus tax for my Blue Yeti Pro... Looking forward to it to arrive soon. I play the saxophone, so this should be fun... Again thanks for the review and great presentation
straight to the point and I agree 100 percent
How do I get the reverb effect??? I mean like the natural echo in the voice please!
I came here because my blue yeti (original) broke, for no odd reason, and it stopped working completely. Now I was thinking a lot of it has to do with the cord, or just were it plugs it, hearing that blue yeti(s) Typically break easy, and so I thought "Hmm, Maybe I could either go with the yeti nano ($99) or back with my old one ($129) or maybe some other mic, But I was just trying to see the difference between the 2 mainly, and to me the nano and yeti, sound pretty dang close, So I do thank you for helping me out there buddy, and stay good my dude!
I dont have a professional environment but a simple noise gate in OBS gets rid of any keyboard sounds and I'm quite happy with my Yeti pro.
Thank you. Such a great comparison!
It is crazy to hear the slight differences, though seems there is a smaller jump in quality from the original to the pro. The nano to original has a larger different in audio quality... and you can really hear this in the video!
Thank you so much I had no idea if you rotated the yeti it made it worse I’ve been stuck for months omf
The reason I've been considering the Pro is because it offers the XLR connection. For podcasting that might not matter, but for music it might. What comparable microphones offer both USB and XLR connections?
This is an amazing video & review!
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Thanks
This was very helpful. Thanks!
Pro for me: it seems to have more acoustic air and spatial information (24-bit signal no doubt), which makes it more natural. Sounds good with voice, leckie guitar and acoustic guitar.
my mic is messed up steelsearies pos in the market for new only thing im worried about is gain are these mics loud or they fall on the quieter side im wondering.thanks, zach.
also good job on the vid very informative
Though I'm late here, they are perfectly loud, there are no worries ther.
I think the standard Yeti actually sounded better than the Pro. And the Nano just sounds thin and tinny... definitely not worth the $100 price tag.
I completely agree
they are identical lol
I think the pro is a little bit better for what you're paying for because it has better converters. As for the frequency response coloration, they are all the same.
lol the audio boost is just lower with the nano this is why you think its "thin and tiny" the specs are the same.
Thank You! I’ll look into the USB Dynamic Mic.
Thank you for this awesome review!
That was very informational. Well done, thanks!