Connect Your BLUE YETI Directly to Your DSLR.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- Today I show you how to quickly set up your Blue Yeti to record directly to your DSLR camera.
Blue Yeti:
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3.5 mm TRS cable:
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Rode VideoMic GO Light Weight On-Camera Microphone:
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The only video I found that helped me figure out the actual setup and WHY! I tried setting up directly without the laptop and was so frustrated it wasn’t working. So you taking the time to talk about the drivers and importance the laptop plays was a major revelation!
Super glad to hear it helped you ☺️
Thank you sooooo much about the tip on adjusting the computer audio input and volume. I was getting so frustrated and just fixing that made all the difference. Keep making videos!!
Awesome. Glad it helped! 👍
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Thank you so much!! All of the other videos that I’ve watched was a complete waste of time. You got straight to the point and showed us things that larger TH-camrs did not show us. ❤️
Glad I could help!
Thank you! I have searched so long to find a simple video about using the blue yeti with a camera. This was it!!
Quality, quality video. Straight to the point, informative and no filler. Also appreciated the caution points regarding audio clipping and powering the mic. Thanks again
Thank you!
Literally so glad I found your video! The in camera setting part is what really helped me out. Thank you so much for this!
Finally, a video that breaks this down very well! Thank you!
THANK YOU. I had no sound but setting the input made it work!
This video was ridiculously helpful; thank you!!!
Exactly what I was looking for, thank you so much!!
So helpful. New sub right here!
Thanks for taking the time to add the extra clip I just received mine a couple days ago. Thanks for helping me work my camera settings as well. Definitely a new subscriber 💜
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching 🤓
THANK YOU SO MUCH! This is the exact info I needed.
Thanks for watching!
Amazing, thank you!!
Wow! Thank you for this great information!
Good explanation! I have been looking for this information for several days (have a few different USB mics though, like AudioTechnica and Shure). Will go and try this later today 🤘
Finally the video I needed!
Thanks a lot, man! you got my support!
We really needed this video!! Thanks
Thanks for the comment!
@@PaulPeckham Can i record the blue yeti with any DSLR camera
Thank for for this. I'm about to set up my camera & blue yeti. Just as well I came across this video. X
Very helpful- thanks
Great video! Helped me out tremendously. Thank you!
Thanks for watching 🙏
Thank you for this tutorial, appreciate it😊
Great video i learned alot and just subscribed
This was incredibly helpful! Thank you!! :)
Thanks you for watching! Glad I could help!
Excellent play by play description of how the system is set up. Finally! Someone who understands that if you’re going to TH-cam to ask then you’re probably a beginner. This is the first person who explained what cable I need between the camera and the Blue Yeti. Disappointed to learn I can’t use my headphones in this process! Oh well. If I buy a mixer I wonder if I can use the headphones?
great video thanks
Super helpful! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
THANK YOU SIR!!
Definitely helped me
super helpful video! thank you Paul :)
Thanks Jeremy!
Helped out a lot 🙏🏾‼️
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Watching in 2022 as I try to grow my TH-cam channel! Thanks for this informative and straightforward video! 💯
Great Video style and Super Video 💯✊
Thanks for helping me on my Journey 🙏
GOD Bless
U are a genius. I thought I got the bad apple out of the bunch. So glad I stumbled across your vid!! 🖤
Happy recording!
Hi Paul
Super thanks for your great video . It really helped . I want to make it little clear
Connect USB wire to computer other end in YETI
Connect the TRS wire to DSLR mic input and other end to HEADPHONE output in Yeti
Adjust the laptop volume
Adjust the DSLR settings volume level
Enjoy great sound .
wow thanks planning to buy
Great Video!! Thank you. I have been using the rode microphone and had that slight echo issue and a buzzing sound when i was too close to my internet router. Switching to my new Yeti for recording videos for my You Tube channel and online Ebay courses. Thanks again for the great advice.
you got another subscriber
Great video!!
Thanks for watching!
Very helpful video. I have been switching back and forth between a lavalier microphone and doing voice overs in post. The lavalier has plagued me with static on multiple occasions and doing voice overs is time consuming. I tried an on-camera mounted microphone but it pics up too much focusing noise. This solution is precisely what I needed. I have a few Blue Yeti microphones so using one as a dedicated mic for videos makes a lot of sense to me.
Good luck! I've liked it so far.
Thank you so much.
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Thanks for the video I purchased the cable I needed for the blue yeti and my DSLR 👍👍
No sweat. Thanks for watching!
Paul Peckham no worries 👍
Thanks for this info! I really appreciate it! Im subbin' :D
Thanks so much! I'm glad it helped you out. It was something I really needed and I wanted to share it.
Very helpful
Thanks a lot 👍😃🙏🙏🙏🙋
Thanks for watching!
Thank u sooooo much
No, thank you for watching!
The best review ever!!! 💗🥰😍 May I ask u what adapter do I need to use headphone and a microphone In the same time?
Great information, thanks Paul. Can two of these be used together to create a wide stereo sound (like used in ASMR)?
Nice crisp content ... Surely a like for nice video
Appreciate it.
Thank you for this great video! I am looking for a mic for my M50 and I already own a Blue Yeti! I will try this! :)
Thanks for the comment!
Thank you for this video! Does it work with a compact camera, like the Canon powershot G5X?
Hi! Excellent video. Is there a way that you can see what is recording as a preview on your Mac while filming. By using a hdmi or something?
Really helpful
I wrote that comment mid video.
This is the best video I've seen thus far!
@@Tube2Jet Thank you!
Thanks for this tip. What software do i download on my window computer?
Awesome review and content, thank you! Really helped! Is the quality of the Yeti the same when connecting it directly with its usb connection to a computer (in comparison to directly to the camera with the trick you show in this video)? Subscribed! 🔥
It's better actually. If you can go usb direct to the computer I'd recommend it.
great video
Thank you very much
Hello, first thing first thank you very much for the video, I was looking for this kind of explanation since I have a canon, before buying the mic…but I still have one doubt…I need to connect the camera to the mic but at the same time I also need to use the headphones to hear my voice while I’m recording…do you know if there is any adapter with two jack exits (maybe) which could be used for this kind of setting?
thanks for this video, I MEAN, i started to lose my patience.... +1 followerrrrrr
Very informative, thank you ! Which camera did you use to film this ?
Most of it was done with my phone 😁
subscribed :)
Thank you for this! Question- if I wanted to listen to what I was recording as I’m recording it, do I need to connect headphones or earbuds to my computer (that the blue yeti is connected to)?
Great video. The sound quality of the blue yeti is quite obvious. I wondered how close you have to have it to yourself? I prefer to film without a mic in view so wonder if that might cause some issues. Thanks for the great review 🙂
Thanks for the comment. I typically have it roughly 8 to 12 in for my mouth. I've tested it a little further away and it seems to do okay but 8 to 12 in is what worked best for me
Hi thanks so much! Can I check if I can connect it with my Sony camera too?
Hi Paul
Thank you for your videos! I have copied your setup exactly, but as soon as I connect the Blue Yeti per audio cable with the Canon M50, I get high-pitch and irregular beeping noise on my recordings.
I use the Canon EOS Utilities for remote recording (which is just the same as if you recorded from the camera directly, the utilities are just a remote control). I can see in the Canon recording software that even when I do not record, as soon as I connect the two devices by audio cable, there immediately emerges that noise, which I hear then, too, once I start recording.
If I record by using Camtasia, I do not have this problem, because then the audio signal is directly fed to the laptop and does not pass the camera, but for several reasons Camtasia is not really a good option for recording from the camera. I strongly prefer to record from the camera (or software) directly.
Therefore question: Do you also use the Canon EOS utilities to record? Or do you use some other recording software? Or do you record audio and video separately and mix it together again manually?
im only hearing pre amps in my camera, I have the same 3.5 cable. plugged headphones to monitor audio in camera, just hearing preamps
any suggestions?
Where did you get the foam filter for the yeti?
thank you so much for this video!! I have a question about adjusting the volume at the 1:19 part. Do you mean adjust the volume from the sound settings in the computer to stop clipping or turning down the volume knob on the microphone?
Volume on the computer. Thanks for watching! 🤓
Hi
With my Sony ZV1, I have background noise (crackling) when recording sound (and without speaking).
I have the cable you recommanded.
Have you an idea for the source of the problem ?
Thanks.
Thank you so much man, I had a yeti microphone on hand I stored away and this made me get right back into using it for video! Any chance you could suggest a way I could monitor the audio coming from the microphone with headphones as it still records to the camera?
I haven't tried it yet but there are dual input/audio splitter adapters like these that I've linked which you could connect to the mic and then plug both your headphones and the other chord into!
www.amazon.com/CERRXIAN-LEMENG-2-Pack-Adapter-Splitter/dp/B018V7GTNK/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=audio+splitter+adapter&qid=1622825205&sr=8-3
www.amazon.com/UGREEN-Splitter-Extension-Earphone-Compatible/dp/B00LM0ZGK6/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?dchild=1&keywords=audio+splitter+adapter&qid=1622825314&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUExTDE5TjdEWjBBNUNEJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwNTMyMTM1M0RIVlpIT1RVWEFMQyZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwNDE4MzMwMVpXME9HUTU3Uk44OSZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2F0ZiZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=
@@rm.makes.me.smile_ That's actually a pretty good idea, I'll give it a shot. Thanks!
Hey Paul, I have a Fifine K690 and tried this but I get a lot of static even after changing the 3.5mm cable, do you think my camera port is malfuctioning?
Newbie here. Can you adjust your sound level in your editing software before you start recording or do you have to do this on the camera? I currently adjust all my audio setting levels in the editing software.
Hi,
I have a Olympus omd mark iii and I'm looking at buying a Blue Yeti microphone.
It seems I need a AUX cable to link the two. But there doesnt seem to be a slot that can fit into the camera? It's a thin little cable type. Does anybody know what type of cable I need?
Cheers.
Hi! Thanks for the tutorial. :-) Wondering if the sound from this video was recorded in the way you teach us in this video. I'm asking because I read quite a few reviews on several 3.5mm TRS cables and many seem inadequate in quality, with static sounds, etc. I found the audio here to be quite good, so I just wanted to make sure that the cable you recommend is the one I should go for. Thanks!
Yep.
@@PaulPeckham Awesome, thanks for the speedy reply! :-)
your voice is so nice XD ahah
Thank You! would you be able to tell my why when i connect my Yeti to OBS it comes up black and white on my screen?
"Butt or overweight Pacman" 😂
👏👏... also can you connect to a ipad pro?
Hello friend , im currently out looking for equipment to start my own channel. Already have my Yeti , still need a camara , and lighting...could u advise , on what computer is best , a regular home computer , or a laptop and if a laptop , is there a spicific specs in order for my Yeti blackout to function. Thank u .
Really great presentation Paul. Regarding powering: What happens if I tried to power the Blue Yeti with a USB power supply? Will the microphone actually work? This is important, and affecting me decisions to buy, as I only want it for my DSLR camera!
I don't think it will work. There are drivers on the computer that run the microphone. Without them you won't have any sound.
Thanks for your Video. How can I connect a DSLR camera with 3.5mm Jack to a USB Condenser Mic ? Do I need an adapter ? Most of the Condenser Mics don't have 3.5mm Audio Jack for inputting in the DSLR ! What's the solution !
Thanks so much for this! Can I use this hack with the Canon G7X Mark ii?
Not sure but I wouldn't think there would be a problem
Question. Hope I can get it answered. I bought the correct cable and I tried it but all I’m getting is a loud buzzing sound and The microphone icon on my camera says that my microphone is off. But I have not tried is bringing the recording level volume down but could there be something wrong with my microphone?
Please reply it is very much appreciated: So all I need is a 3.5mm wire,my yeti and the wire to connect my yeti to a computer? This sounds too good to be true!
I couldn't find any video about thr hyper x quadcast set up to a dslr, idk if its possible i just need help before buying the microphone, i have a D-5300 Cannon
Does this still work with the mic in stereo mode?
Will this work for the sony a6300 mirrorless camera?
An issue that I am having that is not addressed in any vid I have found on TH-cam is with the sound recording option. My sound recording option just says on or off and gives no option for manual. I am not sure if maybe this is something the Canon EOS Rebel T4i doesn't have or maybe I need decent audio cable since I am using a cheap Philips one I got from target for less than $6.
can you do this with the Sony zv-1?
You forøget to come around the gain setting on blue yeti
Does this cable work with canon rebel t6 ?
can u help me.how to connect headset to it??
So the audio is only coming out from my left ear in post editing. Is it due to the fact that my camera is on AUTO for sound recording? or is it a different issue?
Does anyone know what are the differences between TRS cable and AUX cable? I can't find the differences. It seems to me that I can buy either of them to connect my BLUE YETI X to DLSR camera.
great video, what camera are u using for the Yeti?
Thanks! It's a Canon 80D.
I WONDER WHY i cannot find a TRS to TRS male to male on amazon canada? would a TRRS to TRRS also work?
Hello, Thank you so much for this very informative video. I'm not sure if you've already been asked this, but how long of a 3.5mm TRS cable did you use from your Blue Yeti to your DSLR for the purpose of making your video? I'm guessing either 6 ft or 10 ft, which are the purchasing options I'm seeing on Best Buy & Amazon. Thank you for your time.
You're actually the first to ask. I ended up going with a 6-footer and it seems to work just fine. Thanks for watching 🙏
@@PaulPeckham Thank you so much! I truly appreciate your response.
@@helendsouza7828 Anytime!
I edit on iMovie I’m trying to film on my camera so if I plug in the yeti to the computer does that mean my camera is not gonna pick up the audio ? But instead the audio is gonna be on my laptop and I’m going to have to sync the audio somehow to my video on my camera on iMovie ?! Pls help
Hello. Is this also the way to do ASMR video? I've been searching answers for so long but nobody answers me here in yt. Please help. I just bought my blue yeti yesterday and canon 100D but i don't even know how to connect and I don't know if what connectors should i use. Thanks in advance 💕
Alright great video, but my camcorder the headphone dial controls the volume for the audio.