How To Connect Blue Yeti To Audio Interface

In this video, we show you how to connect the Blue Yeti to an Audio Interface and which settings you should use. We also discuss the reasons why you may want to do this and why we recommend against it.
You can hear the Blue Yeti plugged into the Audio Interface at 2:04.
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0:24 - Pricing & Specs
0:31 - Improve Blue Yeti Quality
0:53 - Connect Blue Yeti To Audio Interface
2:04 - Volume & Gain Settings
2:20 - Audio Interface Recommendations
3:11 - Why I Don't Recommend This
3:35 - The Signal Chain Explained
4:30 - Quality Difference
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5:56 - Final Thoughts
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[@kettnercreative]

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[@creationsunited7614]

I'm just trying to rap 😭 why it gotta be this in depth. Didn't know I needed to be a music engineer to make simple music in a DAW

[@kettnercreative]

I feel your pain.

[@MOONFACEFLOW]

😂😂😂 me too lol

[@wixked72]

@@MOONFACEFLOW right lol

[@bebemilo329]

Same

[@TenMinusNine]

Lmao audio engineers are the people that make "rappers" sound the way they do. Rapping is the simple shit but you actually have to have half a brain to engineer music.

[@jos3993]

This helped me so much, none of the other videos I’ve been watching addressed what I was looking for, thank you!

[@kettnercreative]

Glad it helped!

[@SoundEnergyAlchemist]

Im here because Im trying to figure out how to setup the blue yeti to enable me to livestream straight into TikTok with the best audio I can achieve for TikTok. I have many XLR microphones but always revert back to the Yeti because it has a warm less harsh sound. I may end up reverting to one of my xlrs but thankyou for the video !

[@ToObserve923]

One and done. I felt pretty hesitant but now I feel confident in my decision. Great explanation with no bs, thanks man!

[@MuayThaiDreadlock]

Very clear-cut delivery of information. Liked and subscribed

[@luciocrispino4034]

Thanks! This was very clear and helpful.

[@1015SaturdayNight]

Thank you for explaining this!

[@ramneekwayne1181]

Answered all my question thanks man

[@princening679]

Thank you for info

[@dlhawks]

you just saved me a lot of money and headaches! subscribed

[@julia.ludwig]

Clear and useful explanations! Thank you, sir :)

[@gregwilson6980]

Thanks. Several good points.

[@JEire76]

Brilliantly explained, thanks 👍👍

[@gabrieleveckyte5138]

Thank you so much

[@jorgeacuna6243]

Thanks for the video!!!

[@matontherocks]

Great video! I've bought one today to replace my cheap mic and was wondering if i should get an audio int. but you convinced me otherwise. I believe just a nice mount and good knowledge of the settings is already enough.

[@cslimproduction2916]

How does it sound just plug it in pc

[@humanmale4610]

Great info.

[@JohnThomasii]

Thank you

[@alexanderyomtovlipafeldhei3849]

Very clear in-depth enjoyable channel! Amazing!

[@kettnercreative]

Glad you think so!

[@KeyOfMewat]

tahks sir reallu helfull suggetion

[@EdwardSwardt]

Excellent video Jordan!

[@kettnercreative]

Thanks!

[@StrokaReviews]

Great video 👍🏼

[@Chrislong4608]

Great video. 👍

[@gottahearthatsound1963]

you are a legend. thank you

[@PrasoonSingh97]

Thank you 💙

[@Gofr4]

Thank you for explaining exactly what I needed to hear. Im thinking that I need the audio interface to make the audio in the videos ill make cleaner. When it has it built in for simplicity.

[@kettnercreative]

Nice!

[@adamwetterhan]

I love how the Yeti X sounds, and I'm trying to use it for audio production. Right now, I have to switch to Windows Audio to hear the Yeti, which gives me all kinds of latency (buffer size is locked at 256 and above so I can't get it down to no latency) - the real issue for this is that I want to hear the vocals in my headphones to monitor what I'm doing, but it has a really annoying lag. Back to the Shure 58 for me!

[@mikaylaflak9100]

I'm just trying to get into voice acting and with this knowledge I don't know if it will make my voice demos worse or better.

[@singaporeghostclub]

I still have my Silver Blue Yeti Mic for 13 years and it is still working great.

[@Blueguitar007]

Same here

[@Irshaad88]

I used to do this with the M Audio Uber Mic... simply because it was my first mic, after which I got the AT2020 and Presonus audiobox as an upgrade. I wanted to use them both simultaneously for a recording and therefore plugged them both into the audiobox. I later sold the Uber mic. It worked and there was no noticeable noise added.

[@kettnercreative]

I was surprised at how little noise came through when I put this video together. It’s not really noticeable when the transition takes place. Certainly still redundant and pointless with mire points of failure. But not as much of a quality drop as I expected

[@blackwomenhealshow9740]

Pure gold for us non sound engineers

[@sozakar]

Really helpful...

[@kettnercreative]

Glad to hear that

[@SamsonDurai]

6:04 - the point that is missed here is that i need to connect a musical instrument as well. When i choose USB microphone as audio input source on the DAW, it puts Focusrite out of the scene and i'm unable to add another/secondary input channel.

[@2011utopian]

Great info, as I am debating weather I need a interface or not. Do you have video showing the right way to connect Blu Yeti to Mac book pro(USB C). My video got interfered when I try to do voice over either using Garageband or imove. Not sure it is drawing too much power or not...

[@alinaqvi902]

Saved me $$

[@gurudutt4746]

🇬🇧 Hi from UK 🇬🇧 👍💚💙👍 Jordan, you're just the Best man...!! No messing about, no long talk.... just a short video with the facts and the best advice... Love your presentation bro, always.... 👍🙂😉😊💚😚❤ 🇬🇧 Thanks from UK 🇬🇧

[@kettnercreative]

Thanks 👍

[@TanyaSmith-fv6vm]

Because the multi pattern on the yeti (which is my son's) I was trying to use it to record in Mid/side using the figure 8 polar pattern with my Rode NT1-A in a Blumlein set up. I know its not Ideal and I still haven't worked how to do it in 'Live', but I was just trying to use what I have.

[@LorenzoVisentin-ing]

Congratulations for your very useful videos! I'd want to record a grand piano using the Blue Yeti (for the ambient) and two XLR microphones (near the strings). Is it better to connect to the pc both the Yeti and the audio interface for the 2 mics so I can record them simultaneously (preventing all these A/D and D/A passages) or is it better to connect all the 3 mics to the audio interface and connect only it to the pc? Thanks.

[@peterwilliamson2965]

Thank you. What if I want to increase the volume of direct monitoring to my headphones? Should I just get the Scarlett 2i2 with a separate mic, and so, what mic would suffice?

[@marcwest833]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. I have a blue yeti but as I've got an audio interface (scarlet 6i6) connected to my ddj controller which is connected to my PC for rekordbox. I don't have another USB port. If I was to purchase a USB hub, would this be sufficient to be picked up by my PC? Or would you recommend getting a USB to xlr converter to plug straight into my ddj1000 controller? Any guidance would be really appreciated thank you 🙏

[@TheBeardedLibertarian]

thanks for reminding me why I bought the blue Yeti in the first place... :)

[@SquareViking]

I got the Blue Yeti X WoW edition on a super-sale and had it was a massive upgrade audio-wise from my XLR mic. Sadly, I have the Scarlett Solo so I lose the one-click monitor for testing setups that I had before. On the plus side, I can sound like a Gnome now.

[@candiceasmr2985]

Did you notice any problems with humming or white noise in the background with your yeti wow edition? If so, how did you fix it?

[@SquareViking]

@@candiceasmr2985 I haven't experienced anything like that, but it does sometimes just disconnect so I have to unplug it and plug it back in. To me it seems like they skimped on the cableport and/or the cable itself, so the white noise issue might be caused by that.

[@BESTPublishing]

I have a Yeti mic and I'm getting great results but the industry states that an interface is needed. It appears as you just explain it that the yeti already has an interface so now I am unsure of why an additional interface is required for voice over. Maybe you can explain this. As you said you go from analog to digital to analog to digital and after a while there's a lot that's lost in translation for the final product. Thanks

[@fatboyfragrancereviews9716]

My main reason for using the mixer or audio interface is to have a way for my Spotify music to play not through my mic via a speaker but have it go through the interface. I tried sharing the screen and audio on stream yard but nothing works. I returned the mixer and love my yeti for my streams on my Chanel bit would love a cleaner way to play the music

[@MOONFACEFLOW]

I'm trying to go live on tik tok doing freestyle raps with my yet blue 10th anniversary mic..I want the music and beats to flow through and my vocals ..does this materially happen when I plug in the yeti to my laptop or do I need the audio interface too?

[@DeeJayJNR]

I'm on a budget, and I have a Yeticaster and some budget monitors. If I want to connect monitors to my laptop just for playback of my voice recordings and mixes, do I really need an audio interface to connect my studio monitors if they have an aux-in?

[@localchumb]

I'm trying to use one of the scarlet plugins for my guitar and the other for my yeti. I also use a hyperx headset for just audio and that connects via it's own USB dongle. Do you think this setup would work? My ultimate goal is to be able to use my microphone while playing a guitar on discord with my pals. we've been trying to jam for a little while now but can't find any solutions

[@alsargentjr.3089]

This was a helpful video, however, I wanted the Yeti to do VoiceOver work, and I wanted to be able to use both my studio mic, and the Yeti at the same time. I can't seem to configure it correctly. I don't want to use the extra cable, and I don't mind going in and switching the mic use. What my major problem is, is that if I plug headphones directly into the yeti, I can't hear the person on the other side, however, if I use the headphones directly from the audio interface, I can't really hear myself. Can that be helped?

[@atlantissoundcentering]

Hi, how can I make two audio traxks in Logic, with one input from the Yeti the computer and the other from my guitar through the scarlett? How do I configure those both in Logic audio settings? thanks so much!

[@romanshredz]

I was just about to do this exact thing😂 Right now I plug my Blue Yeti straight into my IPhone XR to shoot Videos. The blue yeti is micing my guitar amplifier. I have the gain all the way at zero on the blue yeti but I can’t raise my guitar amp volume too high otherwise I get too much distortion on my recording. I was hoping to add the audio interface so I could raise my guitar amp a bit louder and lower the level on the blue yeti ? If that makes sense. Would appreciate your help !

[@eringraves432]

So what are your options for multiple(4) hosts for a podcast? Wouldnt we need an interface with 4 ?

[@susankoenig7370]

Hi Jordan. I have a Blue Yeti. The goal is to be able to practice & play piano duets “online” with a colleague using the Jamkazam software. Would I need the interface or would it be of benefit my sound or latency to purchase the Focusrite Scarlet 2i2 audio interface?

[@_KerriganStar]

What if I want to sing while i'm on live stream on youtube? would this be better than using a sound card? like moano? I am new to this and I wold love some feedback for that

[@rob6567]

I wanna do this with my hyper x quad cast which is basically a usb mic I’m doing this because I got a dt 999 pro headset which is why I bought the scarlet and since it gives me the option 2 use my usb I want too because I wanna know if it sounds better but from seeing what you said I might as well just take it easy and just buy a XLR mic when I’m ready for it but I kinda wanna do it with my quad cast since all I need is cables which are cheap

[@Bezzina82]

My friend and I both have Blue Yeti's. We need a setup where we can record both our mics in OBS and where both of us can monitor the audio from pc and mics through headphones. I can only output pc audio through one of mics speakers via the headphone jack. What's your recommendation so that both of us can monitor all audio through headphones?

[@alterI4]

So I have an audio interface that I use for FL studio, it’s a one input behringer simmilar to that focus rite. I like recording my own vocal melodies over my tracks just to create ideas but I’m not a singer so I don’t expect it to be high quality since none of that will ever see the light of day lol. I am just looking for a good mic to do a mic/headphone set up so I don’t have to switch to my gaming headset and unplug the audio interface when i’m down recording. I was looking at the Shure mv7 first but $250 seemed steep, so since I’m primarily looking to game, record vlogs and occasional vocal tracks I thought the blue yeti would be a cheaper option, so came to see how I would plug that one in since it doesn’t have xlr. Figured I could just use 3.5mm to 1/4 inch so thanks for confirming that. I’m not trying to record super profesional quality audio with the mic, do you think it’s still worth getting the Blue Yeti?

[@matsuda_XL]

2 years late, but hey, I’m one of those blue yeti users and damn hell nah, I was watching this video because I always hoped that the yeti will sound much better with an interface (how naive lol) and well here we are, go on and save some bucks (if you haven’t) for a mic that will do the job, some rode XLR mics ideally, standard audio interface and you’re good, hope I helped enough..🙏🏻

[@tomarnold32]

I have a dual pc setup and one mic the blue yeti I want to use that yeti and have it plugged into both pc's will the built in audio interface be able to split the microphone sound using the USB and the headphone jack?

[@karentomlinson6135]

Hi, just found your video. I'm trying to eliminate hard drive noise from my computer when I'm recording my books to audio. I thought plugging the yeti into an interface was supposed to do this. Now I'm not sure. Any advice?

[@DavidTheNickjrFan2003]

Is there an audio interface or an adapter to connect 3 usb microphones into 1 pc? Im planning on making my dream streamyard streaming aetup. And if i want to, invite some guests.

[@nirveekhasnu3869]

But does plugging through the audio interface reduces the latency?because as it's a usb mic so I was wondering it will have some latency to it

[@brentanderson8921]

My goal is to use my iPhone 15 pro as the camera for a vlog/podcast (guest interview style). I have 2 Blue Yeti x mics. (Host/guest) The Blackmagic app recognizes the 2 Yeti I mics but is only picking up sound from one mic. Mics are plugged into a Lention 10gbps hub. Hub directly to phone. I want a portable studio I can take on the road/airline etc and just one pelican case. Trying to keep the parts to a minimum. Am I doing something wrong??

[@freshscrilla]

@kettner creative what about using an interface with the Blue Yeti Pro since it offers xlr?

[@khaledsafah387]

The reason why i wanna do this is because i want to hook up my guitar to the interface with the mic at the same time would that work? And should i do it? Or is there another solution

[@mortgagefinancing5558]

Hi Bud, I have a question ....I am currently using the blue yeti...When I sing will I be able to here the music playing and my voice through the head phones at the same time using the interface ?

[@Dankbarejonge123]

whats the name of the cable you are using to connect the yeti to the audio interface?

[@DoLL_ASMR]

Which way would work best for ASMR?

[@yuhreed]

does anyone know if i can take a usb - XLR cable and plug the blue yeti into the xlr port on the scarlett solo? i have my guitar plugged into the 1/4 inch, so i would need to plug my blue yeti into the xlr port but idk if there would be issues if i ran it through it.

[@ronngibb5927]

Have Blue Yeti plugged into USB on 2022 Mac Mini but can only make it work if I open up Garage Band and fiddle with it. Settings Input shows mic is producing sound but can hear nothing through headphones from mic. (Headphones work for other media). Plugging headphones into Yeti gives no sound either. When working with Garageband, there is delay of voice to ear. You have said how easy this is "plug and play" but searching online comments about Blue Yeti, I have read how many people are having problems with this mic. Thanx.

[@arenavisionTV]

What kind of cable do I need to hook up the headphones so I can hear myself. I can't get an answer on this anywhere

[@sherinajoycesiquig3606]

Maybe just maybe you will see this and can help me im trying to make covers of aong usung my macbookpro for instrumental my iphone to record video/audio and a blue yeti as a mice and of course a headphones.. even with an adaptor for my yeti usb female and aux adaptor mic is not responding to my sound card 😢

[@ThyLowZeen]

So I have a blue yeti right to my laptop headphones through the yeti using ableton worked fine. Now out of nowhere my audio sig is dropping or legging with destructive latency . I'm using dx input never had issue before . Only change that I know is I went from ableton 90 trial to the intro paid daw. I probly should get a xlr mic capable and use my M audio solo. But this set up worked for the 90 days of the ableton trial and now everything is fd up. Plz help

[@mikavalce4247]

hi! im doing those literal steps and got the 2i2 3rd gen but when i conect the mic i hear a big loooong noise and mic is not working

[@Th3SecretLady]

I got important question for me. First...sorry my english is not the best. I use Inear Headphone Bose be quiet qc20+blue yeti microphone+mix amp from astro and i use voicemeeter...but its difficult cause sometimes peoble listen my keyboard typing. I have put my mixamp to pc and blue yeti to pc and my mic to mix amp astro...cause i dont have a extra soundcard for pc. I want to bux the goxlr or the focusrite for soundquality for my mic. The mixamp i use....i can setup the ingame bass for better sounds when i play gta. So....when i buy now the focusrite or goxlr...i can change the ingame sound for my gamequality too? Cause the astro mixamp has extra software to make soundquality better for ingamesounds.

[@melissaserkowski1717]

I want to use a blue yeti mic & a mixer on my iphone, is it possible?

[@juliannbacewicz6206]

Thanks for the great video. I bought the scarlett 212 so I can also hook up my guitar for recording along with vocals. Can I do both based on the info in your video? thanks

[@John.Christopher]

Hey, friend! Same predicament! I have Yeti, an audio interface, and I want to record guitar by micing my amp. Worried about bad quality out of the 3.5 ... for a moment I was like hmmm waht about an XLR to USB cable?? But then realized the USB needs plugged into computer to power on .. oh well buddy we'll get there hahaha

[@John.Christopher]

Hmmm 3.5 to xlr directly? And then usb to other power source?? Hopefully we can brain storm something my friend

[@juliannbacewicz6206]

@@John.Christopher hey there 👋 I decided to use the Scarlett interface. Plugged guitar and Yeti directly into interface but needed cable and adapter to plug yeti (from headphone Jack into input 1. Guitar in input 2) Matched settings in GB. Works and sounds fine to me as someone w little sound experience, but understand it’s not an ideal set up; only work around I can think of! so going w this for now. I connect a multi usb adapter from interface to computer 3.5? Hmm Didn’t think about that

[@Coxy00]

Currently trying to connect 4 USB mics to obs, each with its own audio track, on Mac. Is this even possible? If so, where do I start? :)

[@stockman1515]

Hey. great video, how about if i just connect the U.S.B mic straight to the interface with an XLR to USB cable? The mic is a Jlab talk microphone and the interface is the Scarlett pro solo. Thanks in advance. My reason is that i already had the mic before I needed an interface and I'm wondering if I can just keep using the mic.

[@KempuraChicken]

So I don't think that would work, and the main reason why is because you would be plugging two audio interfaces together, since that's the USB port on the mic effectively is.

[@prairiedog78232]

*what about the bitrate difference between yeti pro and usb only models.*

[@arenavisionTV]

How do I use my clear headphones with the blue yeti to get live interface

[@artrix4309]

Я нашел для себя много ответов, которые не мог найти на русском сегменте! Спасибо тебе мужик!

[@ZinoAmare]

Well I want to use one output for my guitar so I think people will only hear me from the left side if I plug one side in?

[@thorlee2052]

is that way only work on Blue yeti ? not other usb mic with 3.5mm headphone hole?

[@Mattwiley24]

So the reason that I want to do this is because I am using a Focusrite interface to send the signal from one compressor mic and one dynamic mic to Ableton. I want to add a third microphone, The Blue Yeti, and I could not figure out how to set up Ableton to accept the focusrite USB and the Blue Yeti USB simultaneously by plugging the Blue Yeti directly into the computer. Maybe there is a simple solution in Abelton? 🤔

[@PolarisTheRandom]

My Yeti Pro’s USB port is broken and I was going to get the focusrite as a way of being able to use it again but after seeing your video I’m having doubts. Do you think I should just get an XLR microphone instead?

[@kettnercreative]

If your USB port doesn't work, then this method won't work either since you need the USB to power the microphone. It sounds like you're ready to upgrade to an XLR setup.

[@koSantho]

hi ive done everything as you did in the video but my computer isnt takin my blue yeti to the scarlett its only wanna record the microphone, is there anything i need to do in the computer sound settings to get the scarlett catch my blue yeti?

[@koSantho]

im using a jack adaptator to be able to put in the scarlett front and the gain button isnt even turning green light!

[@Don_Cuper]

Hello. I cant do stereo stream with blue yeti. (on twitch) why!!!!!!???? HELP

[@Jm-yl1lz]

Which is good for singing? The blue yeti or the mic with audio interface?

[@Joey-rb3ei]

I’m trying to connect this to a speaker or DJ decks to mc but I can’t hear my voice when I speak into it

[@alibat6684]

Thank you very much,please answer to my question Does this method work on all USB microphones that have a headphone jack???

[@kettnercreative]

Yes it does

[@AlbertWorldofFunny]

How do I connect my headphones to the microphone is the interface is connected to the microphone??

[@ryvulet8639]

My only problem here is that I wanted an audio interface and its software to setup recording and audio influencing singing, which you don't go over here unfortunately. I've had other online singers recommend this setup.

[@haze1258]

Does this help with latency

[@miguelbalsa3398]

Hi, I'm using my blue Yeti to record vocals but I'm struggling to lower the gain more than the physical knob in the back of the microphone allows. I am thinking that using an audio interface could help me to do so, since I'm trying to get rid of the clipping I experience when recording vocals with the blue Yeti. Is there any way in which I could do that without the interface? Thanks in advance :)

[@airwavv7054]

from what it sounds like, you are just recording at to high a db level. If you record at roughly -5 to -6 db on the track you are recording on, you should find that it works better. Typically I would say it’s most important to mix it right, and record it as clear as you can. Clipping comes when you are recording too loudly, that’s why you should bring it down more. Hope this helps.

[@nepbeats91]

Adjust the gain in your control panel

[@frostezor]

Great video! Do u know if this works to use HyperX Quadcast on Yamaha AG06?

[@kettnercreative]

It definitely should work the same.

[@frostezor]

@@kettnercreative i tried but i get some weird wheezing, and its really loud.. do u know how can i adapt to use a XLR cable?

[@russprism]

Would this allow you to use the touch controls on the shure mv7?

[@kettnercreative]

Yes, it would.

[@WorstDeveloper]

My problem with the yeti is that the volume is very low, so I have to turn the gain all the way up. This introduces more background noise.

[@nepbeats91]

If you're using a daw create a bus to hear yourself better. The Yeti picks up great, just gotta have your levels right and you'll get everything you hear and low noise in the mix

[@vadrequie20]

whats the cable name?

[@barbourc]

I bought umc22 too with blue yeti I thought I need it lol

[@heatherstretch3905]

I bought the Yeti and Focusrite to narrate audiobooks based on audiobook recommendation. I don't have the additional cables you demonstrate to connect both with Yeti and Focusrite. Do you still think I need the Focusrite for this purpose?

[@kettnercreative]

I would just connect the yeti direct to your computer. I don't see how the Focusrite would help you, unless you're really wanting the Air mode.