My girlfriend like this mic so much..

Great Video!!!!!

Does your beard live to this day ?

I use it on full all round setting as me and 2 friends do a silly comedy podcast and we think it’s spot on for what we need..used on buzzsprout with their magic metering on it sounds really good

Good stuff man - Praise the LORD Jesus Christ to the Glory of God the Father AMEN 🙌✝👑

Can this be used to VT a radio show

Extremely useful tutorial; thank you very much, from Mexico!

Thank you for your video, I'm one of those that invested in a Yeti and was wondering because of what other people have said, but you really made it worthwhile. You made it sound exceptionally well. I'm encouraged to use it.

Did you use cloud lifter?

I bought one in the middle of last year for being able to do remote VO work, but the gain was always waaaaaay too high no matter how I adjusted the settings on the mic itself. I only did a few things and got by, but I definitely had to do TONS if eq-ing and noise reduction, etc, in post. Today, I needed to use it again and found out how to adjust the inputs inside of the control panel as well as in Audition, and now it sounds phenomenal! I also agree about having a proper stand and pop filter. I use an actual boom stand and gooseneck pop screen, which is aces all over the places.😁

Too much info for first time user. I'd love just a quickie intro - turn it on, test recording. See how it sounds. Then slowly learn all the details. Very technical and good for pros, but not for newbies.

Fantastic video and presentation! Thank you for making this content!

Does it make a difference if you have a pop filter instead of a windscreen?

Thanks for sharing this info. I too prefer the Yeti to the preferred mic (RE320??). The Yeti sounds full of life, warm, exciting. The preferred mic sounds dry, lifeless and frankly boring. I would encourage you to switch to the Yeti for your podcasts because your content is so interesting but I don't think I would listen to it if you used the preferred mic. Not sure why you would discourage your clients from buying a much better sounding microphone.

thanks

Best instructive review on the P4, and I've watched a bunch.

Hi there! Just got the blue yeti and I’m wondering what headphones you were using I love how they go behind your ears so they’re not as visible

thanks. right away canceled my order.

i am going to be doing podcasting and teachings. my question what does the RE320 mic look like? can i get a link from amazon.

Very comprehensive and professional overview--thanks so much!

I just got this for Christmas and I appreciate the tips. I have more expensive microphones but this one is very user and cable free friendly. I just prop mine up to head level with a couple of big books under the stand. I have yet to record anything with it but I did get it working and it was fine to my ear through my monitors ..it has a lot of gain on tap for this sort of microphone .

Great video! I have to admit I have been using my yeti all wrong this whole time! Thank you for the tips! I really love this microphone 🎤

Can't you also place it on top of a pile of books to get it close to your mouth?

Thanks! What abou the "Gain" thingie? What should that be on?

I am testing my microphone that I want to use for one purpose to collect evidences about my noise terrorist neighbor. I am still doing test how the microphone works. So when the neighbor bangs my ceiling, the microphone is picking up and hurts my ears. So the mic is picking up just like human ear. Now I just have to find a way to time stamp, leaving alone the mic on while I go to work and come back to see how many hours the noise terrorist banged my ceiling, and record his freaking karaoke, his bass music. He uses those microphone used in live shows to do karaoke. I hope my blue mic picks up the neighbor cassino gambling the heavy, fat tiles falling on the floor or dropping in a wooden box, when the shuffle the game(the tiles) every 3 minutes, it's a headache. They start the game before 7:00am and go up to 11:00pm. Many hours with tiles being hit, dragged, dropping on my head. Now how I am going to do the time stamp? Maybe having a clock in front of the camera to show the date and time running. Any ideas guys?I am suffering for several years with noise terrorist. I can't afford to move out.

For an enthusiast P4 is a beast i think

No wonder the recordings I’ve made sound so bad!😂 Thanks for some great info!

Great review! Super helpful. But what is the name of the podcast app you used in your demo? Let me know plese. thanks!

If I have 2 more people speaking on a video with me, they need their own Yeti? How would I ensure all 3 stream into my Mac? Only 1 Yeti can plug in. I'm confused;)

The yeti is a great mic, I think the primary issue with people buried in the nuance of mics get tunnel vision. Wanting absolute studio quality. The Yeti properly placed with a good vocal chain, GHUB software has good presets, sounds professional enough for content creation.

Blue yeti all day! No need for upgrades after you get a blue yeti. Facts

Dude I can't find a sponge anywhere close to me and I can't order off of amazon, can I use a sock? ;-; I have these fluffy socks I can cut up and use would it work? Also I find that the stand is perfect for me as is :D I even measured it before i bought, i have quite the short torso and DO NOT sit straight what so ever.

i bought this for zoom piano lessons and it does not pick up the piano sound. is it the right mic for piano lessons (online)? It picks up my voice very well tho.

Excellent video, I appreciate your efforts. I need to understand Plug in Power more. What kind of devices can be plugged in? Is it used as a source of power?

great video thanks

Put books under the yeti stand and you save yourself unnecesarry equipment 🤓

Thank you James Hetfield. Yeheaaww! Oooohwah!

my problem is even with gain all the way down and no fan on, after i am done speaking I can hear electrical noise in the background for example when I go to take a breathe. I have had to download live noise suppression software and put another notch filter to try to take away this frequency that is around 4300hz and the notch filter cuts out all the frequency in a parabolic shape. So i had to download equalizer APO 1.2.1 and I had to search for VST plugins called rnnoise reduction. I even tried to get a usb power bank to remove the power from the motherboard with no help and i tried a new usb cord. Maybe it is my computer case or something or just a bad mic out of the batch

Did you vanish after logitech sent one of their guys to disappear you?

Thank YOU! Your video was so thorough but one dealbreaker for me that I couldn't confirm elsewhere is that the P4 will only do stereo/2track out to a computer. Thanks for the video, hope you're well!

Why have you stopped uploading 🙁

The lisp is soo annoying

I am a professional recording engineer with 51 years of experience. I use the Yeti as my webmic connected to my PC and I think it's excellent. I frequently see podcasters using the mic incorrectly, mostly not knowing that it is a side-address microphone and therefore pointing the top at themselves. I even see people talking into the "back" of the mic which of course sounds terrible. The mic is well built, has a pleasing frequency response, has 4 patterns and is inexpensive. I even like the way it looks.~

Super informative. Now bought a stand and wind cover.

Honestly that yeti sounds better than your main mic lol

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My Gosh reading instructions who’d have thunkit?? Your tips helped!!!

Does the p4 NEED an SD card? Or if it is connected with your computer its recording into your software WITHOUT needing the SD card?

Zoom p4 + behringer xm8500 I'm going to podcast with this setup, but I'm looking for a nice xlr cable. If I change my microphone in the future, I would be very happy if you could suggest a brand that I can continue without having to buy an xlr cable again. Thanks :)

I have the p4... Its small and nice sound....