Blue Yeti Nano vs. Shure MV7 - Sound Comparison and Best Settings for Both!

The Blue Yeti Nano and Shure MV7 are two popular USB microphones. Which one works best for you? This video let's you hear both out-of-the-box, as well as with processing to make both sound their best! I also share my thoughts on my experiences using both.
My microphone setup guide: inthirdperson.com/2020/01/28/get-the-best-possible-sound-from-your-streaming-microphone-in-obs-and-streamlabs-obs-with-these-settings-and-tips/
Add a de-esser to improve upon the settings I show in this video to make your audio even better: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXLbmWSjd5uKi80
How to EQ your microphone: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6ecY2R5rrKFh9k
Buy the Blue Yeti Nano (affiliate link): amzn.to/3wi0xCy
Buy the Shure MV7 (affiliate link): amzn.to/3KXGIWs

[@superrat-u7x]

Great review! Both microphones sounds good to me. I was thinking of upgrading from the Yeti X to the VM7X (xlr), but I am not sure if there will be a noticeable difference. Do you happen to know if the VM7 with XLR sounds much better than a USB mic?

[@InThirdPerson]

I haven't used the VM7X before, so unfortunately I can't answer that question. Maybe this could help as a starting point? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYbXfqikhraAg7c

[@superrat-u7x]

@@InThirdPerson thank you

[@rayray9865]

Did you use usb on both did or did you change the shure mv7 to xlr after processed

[@InThirdPerson]

USB on both

[@rayray9865]

@@InThirdPerson do you think by using XLR it will reduce background noise pickup for the mv7