Blue Yeti Microphone | Long-Term Review - Absolutely Worth it
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ธ.ค. 2023
- Blue Yeti 4 years later! A See Rooster Tech review of the famous Blue Yeti Microphone, a staple among TH-camrs. Manufactured by Logitech, the Blue Yeti Microphone was released all the way back in 2009, with Cyrus first using his sister's every day from 2014 to 2019 and then finally purchasing his own in 2019. This is the four year review.
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My brother gave me his Blue Yeti when he got a newer one and this video helped a lot to tell me about it's features. Thanks for the help!
Boiler up! Thanks for the video.
great video, i’ve had mine for about 4 years
Thank you for this video. Very good quality, too.
Would the blue yeti be worth buying still even now that it's so old? or is there aa different mic I should get for small music production and streaming?
Boiler up great video
I’ve had my microphone since 2018 and I couldn’t be happier.
Mine died nearly two years in and I barely touched it after setting the darn thing up. Somehow the USB port stopped working for me, but thankfully it was still under warranty. The customer support was the best I've ever seen and they shipped me a replacement after going through a few debug steps to ensure it was a hardware problem and not something software related. Funny enough, the replacement got lost in shipping and they had to send me another, but have been using that ever since. A couple months later the first package showed up out of the blue too! Called Logitech again and they told me to keep it, so looks like I'm stuck with the Yeti for years to come.
Apart from that, I have to agree, these are great mics. My only peeve with them though is that they don't reset properly from a low power state with Linux. Have to unplug and re-plug the device after every shutdown, unless I disable ERP power modes in the BIOS. Which I hate to do since I use my USB ports for charging my phone and powering other devices. As far as I am aware it's something that needs to be fixed on Logitech's end, but sadly Logitech is a bit hit or miss with Linux support.
Blue Yeti is my primary mic as well. Boiler up! Stevan Speheger, BSEE, ‘68
Hi! It has zero latency?
How to connect with your mirrorless camera
You can't
@@thesog3692 we can I know the process. Already using it
Yep just found mine in box at Walmart for $60 with a $50 uvisoft discount code that sir is called winning now i can use my high end headphones on ps5 most likely my beyer dynamic dt1770 pro and campfire audio cascade or Sennheiser hd650 and Audeze LCD2's im pretty excited this will also replace my fifine setup for a bit on my pc
What would be better, this for 45 used or a solocast brand new for 45
Oh man imo e yeti or get a fifine AM8T they are amazing and sounds like a Shure SM7B that cost $400 it's a amazing mic for the money and has USB and XLR and will come with a boom arm for $60 it's a absolute steal
I don't believe the microphone still using mini-usb is justifiable because Logitech bought Blue in 2018 and changed the entire internal components, other than the capsules, but just decided to keep the mini-usb I guess. I think they totally could've switched it to usb-c if they wanted to.
Why would they change to USB-C? Considering standard USB connections has been and still remains the standard among most PC systems it wouldn't make sense to switch to USB-C. For example my PC doesn't support C so it would be useless for me, and many others too since PCs supporting USB-C (especially for audio input) really isn't as popular as you might believe. USB is the best so far since it is a digital input making analogue inputs obsolete. So considering most people are requiring a USB standard connection I would say not making the switch to USB-C is quite justifiable actually.
@@RonanMcKeown-dz6qd I don't mean to part that plugs into the PC or laptop, that's USB-A. I mean the part that plugs into the microphone. Basically nothing, at least that I use, uses anything other than USB-C or USB-A to plug into itself or other things, because they are just better.
wait, unless you mean just using anything that uses USB-C doesn't work with your computer, which I don't know anything about that.
I can’t even find the cord for this lol like I wanna connect it to my Camera but seems impossible to find a usb and ear phone jack adapter
I would leave a like but that 444 go crazy
Yeah, I really have to ask… do you really talk like that normally with your friends….? (Asked in the Same hyperbolic vocal inflection you use)
I would absolutely stay away from Blue yeti microphones or logi as they are called today.
They simply don't support the microphones they are not repairable by Logitech. So if you want something that holds up I would go with another brand like Shure, Rode, or Mackie.
Go with a company that repairs their own microphones.
How has anyone ever even managed to get windows to register input from this thing? Def my worst buy ever. And I'm no easy quitter.
I'll try customer service, but wow - was not expecting this at all.
The mute button indicator is stupid.
There is a lot of echo throughout the video. Is that intentional or the microphone is unable to filter out the echo?
i dont know why mine sounds no where near as good as yours
Probably because he edited the audio.
He edited his mic in the logitech g hub
Part of it is your acoustics probably. If you don't have sound foam all around, you'll get more echo without a low pass filter or limiter or something added. My tips: keep the gain as low as you can while still getting a usable volume out of it, try all four of the patterns and see which one works best in your space (You might be surprised to find which ones work best for you), and get some kind audio editing software if you have to to put filters on it. Audacity is acrually quite good for a free program if you need it. If you're willing to buy software, there's a whole lot of good options
Why do you talk like that? Lol
ikr its very annoying
Does that fake voice come with it? Sorry bad joke. Yeti is amazing, I have the Nano which is still working perfectly but I am looking for a reason to buy the bigger one...maybe getting that weird half American, half Manly, half Girly voice is enough...
It's called being a professional and versatile voice-over artist/actor. Why are all Marc with a "C" narcissistic azzholes? Enjoy that extra 75 pounds on you in that profile pic, sorry, bad joke.