Shure SM7B Vs Blue Yeti | Which Microphone is Better? Mic Comparison

The Blue Yeti USB microphone was my main mic for several years, and I was quite happy with it. But I recently upgraded to the more expensive, more professional Shure SM7B Legendary Vocal Microphone which requires a more extensive set up including an XLR connection into an interface, a cloud lifter and a mic arm. Which one do you think sounds better?
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[@LaneSebringlive]

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[@blujayplays1]

This is the easiest question to answer.

[@LaneSebringlive]

Very true

[@FizixTheGiraffee]

I mean, it is a $130 usb mic vs a mic that has been used by Michael jackson, countless content creators, and it is $400+

[@kyojeda]

@@FizixTheGiraffee mike used the sm7

[@bllodwolf2431]

@@kyojeda Yes.

[@danielma3768]

@@FizixTheGiraffee SM7B is both overrated and overpriced. The mic is old tech and definitely not worth $400. Blue yeti is one of the worst investments I did it broke in one year.

[@greggchaffin1596]

I couldn’t ask for a more straight forward comparison. Thank you!

[@LaneSebringlive]

Great to hear! Thank you!

[@Nota.cyclist]

Thanks for the review, I've definitely been curious about the different mic options out there!

[@LaneSebringlive]

Thanks for watching! Hit me up if you need any suggestions on which mic to go with!

[@Waywind420]

Value = Blue yeti Performance = Shure SM7B Personally i've had compliments on my yeti's sound, but i've also heard multiple people with the shure SM7B and it's noticeable how clear and warm they sound. SM7B is probably the best sounding microphone you can buy, but that yeti is a heck of a buy if you get it for a good price (i got mine for $100 USD)

[@eriknutley834]

Thanks, Lane. That's very helpful. I see what you mean about the Blue Yeti being louder and picking up more background sounds (it sounds a bit echo-y).

[@LaneSebringlive]

Thanks, Erik! Yes, I totally agree.

[@rachelsebring]

I had always wondered what makes the other microphone so much more expensive. Super helpful review!

[@LaneSebringlive]

Thanks! I didn’t know how much difference there was either until I got both!

[@channelxhorror]

The biggest difference he points out here is that the SM7B (the $400 mic) is a "dynamic", ie: "directional" mic. The Yeti is a "condenser", which picks up EVERYTHING, instead of just what's directly in front of it. The Yeti is more conducive to recording instruments in a sound treated studio. If they made a dynamic Yeti, I'd buy that over the SM7B. The Yeti has a much more crisp tone. You need to add that in editing with the SM7B.

[@ChanceGagaa]

I think the reason Garageband didn't pick up as much audio from the Yeti is because the input device was still set to be the SM7B. That being said, the SM7B is still much better, the richness of your voice was incredible. The Yeti has to work much harder to reach that level.

[@LaneSebringlive]

yeah, very true!

[@b.j.holyfield6097]

That’s insane how SM7B picks up that much more tone quality. It even shows the difference in Garageband!

[@LaneSebringlive]

Very true! I was blown away tbh. Thanks for watching! 👊

[@HulkiBoi]

I really appreciate this video😎👊🏽. Well done broski!

[@LaneSebringlive]

Thank you!

[@joegugliuzza8251]

Great, informative review!

[@LaneSebringlive]

Thanks, Joe! Really appreciate you watching!

[@EliaForce1984ita]

I've been using a Blue Yeti since 2014, I recently just found out about the SM7B and I really wish I knew this microphone back then... being my main usage of it is at my desk, talking on Discord, recording some voiceovers and streaming on Twitch, the blue Yeti picks up a lot of unnecessary noises, such as my mechanical keyboard, the clicks of the mouse, etc... I recently updated my stand, so at least now I have it on a Rode PSA1 too, with the Radius III shock mount, so AT LEAST it's now sounding a bit better than before... but I really love the SM7B, and I hope to upgrade to it maybe next year! I really think that a dynamic microphone like that would be a much better option for me, even for chatting over Discord and streaming on Twitch, since I doubt it'd pick up the keyboard and mouse as loudly as my Yeti does!

[@Robslondon]

Great video, thank you.

[@Cantersoft]

The Shure seems to be lacking in the high range. Are you sure you're speaking directly into the top? I can't really tell from the video, but it kinda looks angled upward a bit. Also, I'm wondering, does the recording quality of the Blue Yeti get bad if you record from the side perpendicular to that which you were recording from (90 degrees, not the opposite side) as it does recording from the top? Thanks for the informative review.

[@Gamubi]

My gf got a blue yeti in the summer and wanted to do some voice overs and what not, sounded really good. Though, when I did some editing I always felt like I had to eq out weird frequencies or things just seemed off it was a pain in the but messing around for hours sometimes. I finally decided to upgrade her to sm7b, and good lord she sounds like an audiobook now. The sound difference is on a new level. Literally threw a compressor on it, no noise, and nothing I feel I even need to eq sounds so full. I didn't get a cloudlifter but the store gave me an 80 dollar pre amp and the focus right scarlette solo. Just sharing in case someone deciding for the Shure SM7B DO EEEET! EDIT: Should also mention I made her one of those pvc sound booths too a few months ago big help.

[@LaneSebringlive]

Thanks for sharing, Gamubi!

[@theoutsiderjess4869]

That is awesome to hear

[@SherProductions11]

Hey you know with this Shure mic do I need to add any filter for it to remove the background noises? My blue yeti mic picks a lot noise and even when i add filter to it, it sounds weird.

[@LereimGames]

I have a Shure SM7B and my friend has a Blue Yeti, and i feel like he has a really good microphone with good quality like it’s unbeleavable, but when others hear both of our microphones, they say that mine is better... By the way, i got my SM7B yesterday, and haven’t actually heard my migrophone so much myself.. but i’ll take some time eith it today and test out how it really sounds and see if my friends are correct, since i think my friend with the Yeti has amazing sound! (By the way, i am getting my cloud lifter today)

[@LaneSebringlive]

Awesome! Let me know how it goes!

[@thyee5092]

Did he literally reply to every comment? What a legend

[@LaneSebringlive]

Indeed I am legendary. 🤣

[@worshipguitarbasics]

Thanks for the comparison! I'm a big fan of the SM7B. How are you liking the Scarlett 2i2?

[@LaneSebringlive]

Thanks! I’m really liking it so far. It’s easy to use and looks sleek which is important to me. Thanks for watching!

[@worshipguitarbasics]

@@LaneSebringlive Good to hear. Thanks!

[@Iazerjam]

the thing is that in a video/podcast and you don’t know what mic is being used you can’t tell and don’t really care. but in a side by side comparison you can tell a difference night and day.

[@LaneSebringlive]

yeah, for sure. Great point.

[@jhonquack9721]

Actually there is a way, some people “cough cough” joe rogan has a KZbin channel and posts his podcasts.

[@matthewspeak4794]

Given that the Yeti is a USB mic, it would be great if you compared it to Shure's MV7, which is also a USB mic.

[@LaneSebringlive]

Yes! I’ve been very interested in that mic!!

[@dpiercyscomics]

Blue Yeti is a VERY underrated microphone: it is excellent for the price point. For speaking/narration, I think it is as good as any more expensive XLR mic. It doesn’t have much in the range of dynamics, however. I think Lane’s wave forms demonstrate this. The Blue Yeti isn’t very good at recording instruments and louder sounds like shouting. Thanks.

[@metalhead4282]

blue yeti is disgusting, basically every cheap beringher beats his ass

[@urtiyayeah1946]

Fax

[@thetreverpitts]

You could have the Blue Yeti up to your mouth just turn the gain tell it seems like you have the volume up way too high so that's why it's picking up all that rumors and it sounds so tinny

[@LaneSebringlive]

That's good to know, thank you!

[@KyleH_03]

Loved the video! I have a Blue Yeti currently that I use as my gaming mic. My buddy has an extra Shure SM7B that he said he would sell to me for cheap. I prefer to run an open mic when gaming. With the Blue Yeti, I can not do that. Picks up all my key strokes. Would I have this issue with the Shure? Doesn't seem like I would....

[@LaneSebringlive]

You won't have that issue with the SM7B. It will only pick up what is spoken directly into it.

[@KyleH_03]

@@LaneSebringlive Thank you, Lane. I will purchase the Shure! Have a great weekend!

[@LaneSebringlive]

@@KyleH_03 Happy to help! Same to you!

[@KyleH_03]

@@LaneSebringlive Thank you

[@Beardology]

Turn the gain down all the way on the Yeti and get much closer. It can sound way clearer than it does in your video. I use a Yeti to record my podcast and the voiceover bits in some of my videos and it's crystal clear for me with no real soundproofing. If you look at my currently most recent video "Beard Journey 2.0 - Day 1" at about 4:25 I use my Yeti to do the voice-over for that bit. I did zero denoising or post-processing on that audio and it sounds great.

[@Jaykreps69]

Great video! your camera is really bright and I think it would look better with lower brightness.

[@LaneSebringlive]

You're totally right. I was using the Logitech C922x at the time and I could not get the levels right with my lighting. It was either washed out or too dark. I switched to the Logitech Brio which is WAY better. I talk about that in this comparison video in case you're interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJCmg3yfj7-Fl68

[@russellhill7694]

You can reduce gain on Yeti (backside) and bring it closer. Add al pop filter that's it. It's a very handy microphone

[@jpguayhumour]

As for the blue yeti, I use it really close for my podcast and just go down really low in gain and it works fine. Not as good as a SM7B, but fine haha.

[@LaneSebringlive]

Good to know!

[@VirtuelleWeltenMitKhan]

Sorry, but 2:50 you have to use the Blue Yeti right in your face too to get good quality. You could get the sm7b to clip too like your Blue Yeti did. Just reduce the gain of the Blue Yeti. I know that is way harder to get the sm7b to clip because it needs so much gain but it is not the fault of the mic if it clips it is your fault and yours alone. If you happen to have a Blue Yeti put the gain where it needs to be (no clipping) so that you can speak to it within a 3-4 cm. If you use 20cm the Blue Yeti will sound poor especially in a not optimal room because you get a lot of reflection - you can hear that in the video.

[@joeswanston1977]

2:52 IF YOU DO THAT ITS GONNA BE WAY TO LOUD 😂😂😂

[@LaneSebringlive]

🤣🤣🤣

[@channelxhorror]

One problem with your Blue Yeti recording is you're putting it below you on the table stand. If you put it on the Shure studio arm, you'll get much better sound out of it.

[@LaneSebringlive]

That’s good to know, thanks!

[@ethanfuture]

nervous to get the blue yeti. I like that it can plug into the iPhone tho. I can't do anything more complex. If I have $200 to spend, what should I get? (I need to be able to hook it to my iPhone without additional complication). Is blue yeti my best bet?

[@LaneSebringlive]

Took hook Blue Yeti to Iphone you'll want to make sure to get an adaptor from USB to lightning port. Blue Yeti is a great choice at that price point.

[@ethanfuture]

@@LaneSebringlive thanks lane. If I bumped up to $300 would I find something even clearer and better, or im safe with the yeti?

[@theoutsiderjess4869]

Yeah the yeti sound didn't record it look like the input came from the sm7b

[@driftboard]

I use a blue yeti, voice meeter, and a few other things to make it sound better, and wow, is it amazing!

[@LaneSebringlive]

Sounds great! Thanks for sharing!

[@Obbss]

What settings do you use on voice meeter

[@kathrynwest1072]

thanks, you taught me that the Blue Yeti can be set up for two people to speak into it!

[@LaneSebringlive]

Glad I could help!

[@Ke.442]

you're making the yeti sound worse dude, you're meant to use it closer with gain either very close to / all the way down for it to sound good. while it still isn't as good as the SM7B, it sounds way better than what yours did. In my experience it picks up on almost no background sound and sounds amazing.

[@etofok]

the sm7b need like 60db of gain so ideally you want a preamp (which costs $200)

[@jkofcl]

SM7B really sounds great. And, I am getting this even cheaper than Blue Yeti Pro. So, I'll prefer SM7B.

[@thascrow]

where tf u getting it that cheap

[@LaneSebringlive]

Awesome!

[@relaxingfilms4k454]

you should have made the comparison by placing a sponge in the blue yeti

[@LaneSebringlive]

😆

[@Htheorphanarian]

can someone please help me, which microphone set up is best for recording 2 people? and how would I connect 2 people to my sony a6400? thanks

[@LaneSebringlive]

I can't speak to the a6400 since I don't have one. I can say the 2i2 is set up to record two people. Hope that helps!

[@Htheorphanarian]

@@LaneSebringlive omg a YT celeb actually answered me?!?!!! Swoons*

[@LaneSebringlive]

I'm far from celeb. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful with my answer. 😀

[@KingJoey.]

I was told you are supposed to talk through the sm7b and not directly at it, is that true?

[@LaneSebringlive]

Good question, I'm not sure what the difference would be. As long as you're speaking directly into it, you're good.

[@IRONBRINEYT]

Is 2i2 solo enough for the gain on sm7b because sm7b need atleast 60db of gain .

[@LaneSebringlive]

I use a cloudlifter to boost the gain. It gives it the extra 20 it needs.

[@IRONBRINEYT]

@@LaneSebringlive i just bought fethead finger crossed 🤞 .

[@LaneSebringlive]

@@IRONBRINEYT let me know how it goes

[@OliverOnic]

If a have a hyper x quadcast do I need to update it to this one or with the one I have right now Im fine

[@LaneSebringlive]

That's a great arm. I see no reason to update.

[@OliverOnic]

@@LaneSebringlive ty

[@OliverOnic]

@@LaneSebringlive btw should I change it to the blue yeti or is it almost the same

[@LaneSebringlive]

I think it would be about the same but you could always test it out and see which one you think is better.

[@leangoblin8263]

Is the Blue Yeti usually that echoey or is it the room you are in?

[@LaneSebringlive]

A little of both. I was in the same room with both mics so the Yeti picked up echo a lot more than the SM7B. But, I could have been closer to the mic to reduce that a bit (someone pointed that out to me in the comments).

[@leangoblin8263]

thank you!

[@LaneSebringlive]

@@leangoblin8263 Absolutely! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@katsu7383]

2:53 fucking high earrape you just made, now my Astro A50 is in shambles

[@mariedesignz1659]

My blue yeti won’t connect to my iMac after the last update ☹️😑😡😔

[@LaneSebringlive]

Dang, sorry to hear. I wonder what the fix would be for that.

[@mariedesignz1659]

@@LaneSebringlive not sure but hopefully something. my snowball mic works for now.

[@amnuuzair8829]

definitely both!....

[@MarathonWZ]

night and day how could someone think the yeti is better than the shure

[@LaneSebringlive]

Yeah, I think it's all in the price point difference. For $130, the Yeti is a great product. At $400, the SM7B better be a superior product!

[@anamartinez9518]

Y yo creí que el Blue Yeti era lo mejor de lo mejor XD

[@NancyMyrland]

It looks like the Yeti is too far away from your mouth. I have a foam pop filter on mine and have it on an arm about 4" away from my mouth.

[@DFiantFigure]

Dude I have the Shure Sm7B and compared to any mic I have owned nothing tops it.

[@LaneSebringlive]

I agree it's pretty incredible.

[@DFiantFigure]

@@LaneSebringlive literally for any use of music it just has some killer quality. This thing has such clarity with hip hop vocals and using a limiter to keep the wav file some what even it really makes this thing my number 1

[@appfaith]

Blue yeti is a nightmare IMO.. as a condenser mic this thing picks up everything, even with the gain low and being in my bedroom with soundproofing. It picks up cars on the road, dogs walking a mile away you name it. Once it picks up these other sounds it makes my pitch less clear and more mumbling because it picks up to many sounds at once. All in all I don’t understand the hype. It’s been a decent starting mic and maybe just depends on how your studio set up is but for anyone that has any background noise or lives in the city I’d suggest something else

[@VirtuelleWeltenMitKhan]

1) Use the Blue Yeti with a mic arm too 2) Put the mic within 2-3 cm of your mouth 3) Adjust the gain of the mic and your audio chain so it does not clip "Hearing everything" just means that you input gain is way to high. You can use the Blue Yeti with gain set to "0".

[@itsbxilds]

obviously the yeti isn’t gonna be as good as the sm7b but you not putting a pop filter of some sort on it doesn’t really do it much justice

[@PlatypusAurelius]

The Venn diagram of people who are looking at buying a Blue Yeti and also thinking of a Shure SM7B is two circles. :)

[@LaneSebringlive]

🤣🤣 fair enough!!

[@PlatypusAurelius]

@@LaneSebringlive with that said, I am subscribed to your channel. Good luck on growing it!

[@LaneSebringlive]

@@PlatypusAurelius thank you!!! I really appreciate that!

[@timadkins7124]

The diagram of people with a Blue Yeti and thinking of upgrading to a SHure SM7B might have some overlap.

[@LaneSebringlive]

@@timadkins7124 very true. I was in that category.

[@kingdom001_]

This is a bad test, you should raised the Yeti to mouth level, speak into the front keeping it 5-8” away and adjust the gain level on the back to taste. Your level came in crazy low. You’re not doing it right.

[@LaneSebringlive]

I'll redo it with your suggestions. Thanks.

[@3eyeke]

Sorry, the mic distance is not the same. Degree does not tilt toward the mouth And how much is a grain mic? This is a very bad comparison.

[@LaneSebringlive]

Thanks for watching!

[@GOATXEDITZ999]

Nice

[@LaneSebringlive]

Thanks!

[@matatoto9805]

I think that the people like you who do comparison videos like this should be a bit more educated on the products they are comparing. The Yeti doesn't have to be that far from your mouth as you state in minute 2:52. In fact, it's much better to reduce the gain to 0 (you have it set to 45% approx) and place it closer to your mouth so that: 1. It doesn't distort as it does in your case (since you got the gain set too high for how loud you're talking). 2. The noise that the Yeti picks up from the environment is much lesser.

[@Melodyyez]

Techno vs dream mic edition

[@findingquestions2029]

I will prob get the blue yeti i have the snowball which is very good

[@LaneSebringlive]

I've heard that snowball is great. especially for the price point!

[@gshockmusic7037]

to be fair the SM7B is running through a preamp so it's obviously gonna be louder lol

[@LaneSebringlive]

Yeah, good point. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Gamubi]

All I could hear was a ringing tone when you started with the yeti. This is the problem I have trying to edit my GFs audio damn ringings annoying tones. Time for upgrade.

[@LaneSebringlive]

Can't go wrong with SM7B

[@opfer1555]

you're using the blue yeti wrong. You need to turn up the gain

[@QueeeeenZ]

Yeah, the SM7B sounds WAY better in my opinion.

[@rylandweet7750]

Lol you turn the gain down on the yeti and get close…..

[@Garage_Distinct_Clips]

😁thx

[@LaneSebringlive]

you're welcome!

[@Navyy]

He obviously had the gain on the Blue Yeti up way too much

[@kathrynwest1072]

huge difference

[@arsenaloptimisthd4171]

I don’t think this is really worth a comparison, 2 completely different prices, ones a usb, the other is an XLR and one is a condenser mic and the other one is a dynamic mic

[@LaneSebringlive]

Yes, they are very different. However, a lot of people with Yeti's are interested in upgrading. And a lot of people looking to buy a mic don't know where to start in terms of price point. A comparison of two different mics and two different price points is helpful to those people.

[@arsenaloptimisthd4171]

@@LaneSebringlive I think the mic for comparison would be better with like a Rode Podmic or a Shure MV7, two mic's similar to the SM7B but closer to the yeti in terms of price

[@LaneSebringlive]

That’s fair. If I had those mics I’d do a comparison. Maybe I’ll buy them and do it.

[@arsenaloptimisthd4171]

@@LaneSebringlive that would be interesting, I just like giving people a little constructive criticism, I don't comment stuff like this to be toxic :)

[@LaneSebringlive]

@@arsenaloptimisthd4171 I didn't take it that way! I appreciate your watching and commenting!

[@danielma3768]

Sorry to say this, but the price range of the two microphone one priced at $110 and another at $400 is too big of an difference. Don't ever buy the blue yeti honestly owned it broke in 1 year.

[@Andschille.]

I have the blue yeti microphone and I hate it. After years of making songs with the blue yeti, I can say it isn’t good.

[@pydepiperproductionsllcjon7585]

The Yeti sounds way batter, the price also. You can get 3 yeti mics for the price of that one. The Shure sounds like your in a can.

[@Jseized]

Bro this tut is just wrong completely. The yeti can be focused and close too. You just gotta bring your gain down 😂🤦🏽‍♂️ because it’s through the roof

[@LaneSebringlive]

Fair. I should re-do this comparison.

[@Jseized]

@@LaneSebringlive you should because you actually do get quite detailed into it! And I think it would be good to show Boths unique pro’s and cons! Keep up the good content tho 😌

[@findingquestions2029]

i can’t afford the SHURE sm7b

[@LaneSebringlive]

It's definitely an investment for sure!

[@bobbyd1231]

Pro Tip: Use a windshield on the blue yeti.

[@LaneSebringlive]

Definitely helps!

[@SavoxYT]

And use the bigger windshield provided for the SM7b instead of the one that's already on it.

[@pompourin]

shure sm7b vs blue yeti is the same as Newborn vs Floyd Mayweather

[@LaneSebringlive]

hahaha! True

[@Lane_]

YO WE HAVE THE SAME NAME

[@LaneSebringlive]

Yaaasss!

[@coalyboi7939]

The blue yeti is sooo harsh

[@LaneSebringlive]

I would have to agree. Compared to SM7B for sure.

[@sow4now]

Without controlling for their unique settings, your comparison is useless.

[@LaneSebringlive]

Thanks!

[@lilalife666]

another youtuber that doesnt even know the difference between a condeser mic and dynamic mic... this kind of video makes people fork out rediculous money for very little difference. its your setup thats making the difference, you can get similar sound with the blue yeti, i have both.

[@LaneSebringlive]

Congrats. 🍾🎈🎊🎉

[@crazybigball82]

RE20 sounded better

[@ericreyna6261]

You're comparing a close micd SM7b to a Blue Yeti about 1ft away. That's like comparing apples to dinner knives. @ 3:43 you kind of close mic the Yeti and whatdyaknow, it was the best sounding part of this clip. The proximity effect warmed up the yeti and you still had the clarity of a condenser mic. Unless you need to kill off some ambient background noise, you've downgraded your sound. I'm gonna have to thumbs down this video for your inconsistent testing methods. Put that yeti up in your grille like you did with the SM7b, turn down the gain so it doesn't distort, add a pop filter, and then we'd get a real comparison.

[@LaneSebringlive]

Thanks for the pointers! I’ll do that in future comparison videos.

[@salsa_ow]

Videos like this is why we need the dislike count back.

[@LaneSebringlive]

I know it's a bummer. I tell you what, go ahead and hit the dislike button twice just to really show that you mean it.

[@MichaelDespairs]

botched comparison

[@LaneSebringlive]

My apologies.