I am literally thanking God for you right now! Thanks so much for this video. To the point and provided a solution! The horrible background noise is finally gone!
Can I just use a 3.5mm to usb adapter and plug it right into my Canon m50? Just like I would use the lightening to USB Adapter to plug it right into my iPhone?
I use a dummy battery too… I plug it into a extension cord that is then plugged into the wall and the white noise/humming/hissing is terrible especially right before the talking begins… I don't know what else to do… any suggestions? You said you will be making video soon about the dummy battery issue… what is that link?
Question, how did you connect your headphone? To the Blue Yeti? Or the Canon Camera? Both my camera and Blue Yeti have only one 3.5mm jack that I use to connect to the camera to the microphone. Which headphone would work best in this case? A USB one? Thanks!
I got the Nano microphone a while ago, but never really looked up how to use it. I just plugged it into my m50 (and into a power source instead of my computer) and tried to go to town, lol...And of course was wondering why the audio was bad. I'm going to try this out now! I'm assuming it will be a similar set up at least.
I have a blue yeti microphone and I wanted to create asmr videos with my Samsung phone but I continously here humming sounds. I connected the blue yeti to a plug but get no sound output and on my phone its very noisy. What can I do to solve this?
Thanks for the video. I have tried to connect my blue yeti with canon m50 for long time but haven’t succeeded yet. I connected them with 3.5 mm cable, set sound recording as manual but it didn’t work. What should I do?Thank you
Hard to troubleshoot as I can't see your setup. What do you mean it didn't work? 1) When speaking to the mic, did you notice the audio levels going from left to right on Canon M50 or none at all? 2) Did you try changing the Blue Yeti settings itself? Adjusting the volume and sound pattern can change things. 3) Try bumping the audio level in Canon M50 higher and turn on Attenuator. 4) Lastly, it could be that your 3.5mm cable is faulty.
@@HustleSavvy Thank you very much for getting back to me. I have tried everything you mentioned to set it up but the audio level is not moving when I plug the audio cable in. I have just changed 2 brand new 3.5 mm audio cables but still doesnt work. Perhaps my Canon M50 microphone jack is faulty? My canon M50 is a brand new one I bought 1 year ago but rarely used.
@@MaiODonnell yeah the camera mic input might be faulty. Few more things came to my mind: 1) Did you connect Blue Yeti to a USB slot on computer? It won't work if you connect to power socket. 2) Did you use video mode on Canon M50? I don't think audio input would work in other modes.
@@HustleSavvy Yes, I did connect Blue Yeti to my laptop and also used video mode on Canon M50. I have checked my 3.5mm audio cable is TRS as well. I also tried Boya mic with Canon M50 but it didn't work either. So perhaps I will need to record audio and video separately which is not convenient at all. Thank you very much for giving me your advices.
I used OBS to record videos and have my Canon M50 and Blue Yeti connected to my computer. I've noticed that there's sometimes a lag between my lips moving and the audio. Would this been fixed by connecting my Blue Yeti to my camera or by using a HDMI capture card?
This might be because of computer not being able to process the video fast enough. Try lowering the settings on OBS. Connecting the Blue Yeti to Camera might not solve it.
@@Darkspvm could be many issues: 1) low quality/faulty audio cable 2) faulty audio jack in your camera 3) something else in the your camera settings. This tutorial is only meant for Canon M50 so I don't know the settings of your camera etc.
@@HustleSavvy the cable is an Amazon basic and brand new, camera seems fine and i don’t know what it could be in the settings. The camera picks up Audio when mic isn’t plugged in Via the cameras microphone, but when plugged in it’s just static and when I turn up the sensitivity it only increases the static. The mic is plugged into my pc and the mic is plugged into the camera
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Thanks! Planning to make a video on the Rode Videomicro too
I'm SO glad I watched this. It helped me fix the buzzing! Thanks so much.
Glad it helped!
I am literally thanking God for you right now! Thanks so much for this video. To the point and provided a solution! The horrible background noise is finally gone!
i don't get why u don't have more views on this. . .this is THE BEST video i've found regarding this subject!
This was exactly what I needed!!
Thank you!! So incredibly helpful, all of my questions were answered in this video 😊
Thank you thank you thank you!!!! 🙏🏼
Very helpful! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful! What else do you need help with?
you are the best
Is there any microphones that connect to the cannon g7x? The microphones that just go on your shirt
Can I just use a 3.5mm to usb adapter and plug it right into my Canon m50? Just like I would use the lightening to USB Adapter to plug it right into my iPhone?
great video. Is this set up can work with UM3 ? I have tried without success
I use a dummy battery too… I plug it into a extension cord that is then plugged into the wall and the white noise/humming/hissing is terrible especially right before the talking begins… I don't know what else to do… any suggestions? You said you will be making video soon about the dummy battery issue… what is that link?
Fantastic video my friend! ❤
Question, how did you connect your headphone? To the Blue Yeti? Or the Canon Camera? Both my camera and Blue Yeti have only one 3.5mm jack that I use to connect to the camera to the microphone. Which headphone would work best in this case? A USB one? Thanks!
I got the Nano microphone a while ago, but never really looked up how to use it. I just plugged it into my m50 (and into a power source instead of my computer) and tried to go to town, lol...And of course was wondering why the audio was bad. I'm going to try this out now! I'm assuming it will be a similar set up at least.
great video thanks
Is the same sound quality plugging the yeti on the camera than pluggin by usb on the PC?
I have a blue yeti microphone and I wanted to create asmr videos with my Samsung phone but I continously here humming sounds. I connected the blue yeti to a plug but get no sound output and on my phone its very noisy. What can I do to solve this?
How to connect while live streaming?? In OBS or Something else Software??
For live streaming you should connect your camera and mic separately to your software (e.g. OBS) instead of connecting mic to camera.
With capture card also??
And connecting to the software the Audio and video match??
@@akulmistry yeah either capture card or EOS Webcam Utility will work. Check out my other video for a comparison between these 2 methods
which model of blueyeti is this?
The normal one.
Thanks for the video. I have tried to connect my blue yeti with canon m50 for long time but haven’t succeeded yet. I connected them with 3.5 mm cable, set sound recording as manual but it didn’t work. What should I do?Thank you
Hard to troubleshoot as I can't see your setup. What do you mean it didn't work?
1) When speaking to the mic, did you notice the audio levels going from left to right on Canon M50 or none at all?
2) Did you try changing the Blue Yeti settings itself? Adjusting the volume and sound pattern can change things.
3) Try bumping the audio level in Canon M50 higher and turn on Attenuator.
4) Lastly, it could be that your 3.5mm cable is faulty.
@@HustleSavvy Thank you very much for getting back to me. I have tried everything you mentioned to set it up but the audio level is not moving when I plug the audio cable in. I have just changed 2 brand new 3.5 mm audio cables but still doesnt work. Perhaps my Canon M50 microphone jack is faulty? My canon M50 is a brand new one I bought 1 year ago but rarely used.
@@MaiODonnell yeah the camera mic input might be faulty.
Few more things came to my mind:
1) Did you connect Blue Yeti to a USB slot on computer? It won't work if you connect to power socket.
2) Did you use video mode on Canon M50? I don't think audio input would work in other modes.
@@HustleSavvy Yes, I did connect Blue Yeti to my laptop and also used video mode on Canon M50. I have checked my 3.5mm audio cable is TRS as well. I also tried Boya mic with Canon M50 but it didn't work either. So perhaps I will need to record audio and video separately which is not convenient at all. Thank you very much for giving me your advices.
@@MaiODonnell have you tried using OBS?
I used OBS to record videos and have my Canon M50 and Blue Yeti connected to my computer. I've noticed that there's sometimes a lag between my lips moving and the audio. Would this been fixed by connecting my Blue Yeti to my camera or by using a HDMI capture card?
This might be because of computer not being able to process the video fast enough. Try lowering the settings on OBS. Connecting the Blue Yeti to Camera might not solve it.
why do i hear static when i follow this guide? the mic doesnt pick anything up/
Did you watch till the end? 🙂
@@HustleSavvy yes I did, still happens :/
It’s a Nikon d3300
@@Darkspvm could be many issues: 1) low quality/faulty audio cable 2) faulty audio jack in your camera 3) something else in the your camera settings.
This tutorial is only meant for Canon M50 so I don't know the settings of your camera etc.
@@HustleSavvy the cable is an Amazon basic and brand new, camera seems fine and i don’t know what it could be in the settings. The camera picks up Audio when mic isn’t plugged in Via the cameras microphone, but when plugged in it’s just static and when I turn up the sensitivity it only increases the static.
The mic is plugged into my pc and the mic is plugged into the camera