Can you have foam over the mic with fuzzy on it at same time? Will stay on or will come off at ease buy shake or movement?
1945667
I'd suggest just not buying the mic at all. But to answer your question, yes it will stay on.
1362617
Yes, I just put a very thin layer of foam behind it to keep it from slipping...works great for me!
1560647
I understand what you want to do, because I did the same thing. I did not use the microphone on a cable I use the detachable boom mike. It works great! I have the same helmet. I sandwiched it between the cheek piece and the other piece. The end of the boom mike has a round Velcro and sticks to the material of the helmet. If you want pictures let me know.
1051440
You can push that button to cue up your mic instead of pressing the button on the piece that clips to your vest. Its a little more stealth.
132343
Sure. The shock mount clamps around the girth of the mic. You shouldn't have any problem. I've had no issues with this mount as of yet. I've had it for about a year and a half now.
1690459
No foam windscreen is included with the MiC. I use a standard metal pop filter placed in front of the MiC and position myself about 10 -12 inches away during recording. This works perfectly, as the MiC is extremely sensitive and background noise must be avoided. With my pop filter, I have encountered no problems at all with transients, and find this microphone to be remarkably good.
1514139
The trick is to put it so that the pin and the tab on the microphone go around the negative post - you can bend it so that it holds better. Once it's mechanically stable, solder up and it'll hold forever.
1629996
tbh im not quite sure but whenever my mic is on people don't tend to have problems hearing me, and i keep the mic maybe within an arm's reach from me. i hope this helps :)
255664
mic is attached, looks like it could be removed if need be but haven't tried. Mic boom is bendable.
1505068
The pop filter is sufficient enough. The foam mostly protects from dirt/debris/condensation. So depending on the environment you will use the Yeti in will determine whether you need the foam over the microphone.
1158123
I've never found the need to remove it plus It's a directional mic which the foam helps keep it that way to my knowledge.
1521089
No, I wouldn't wear it, definitely will produce handling noise even with the headset or lav as the mic cable brushes your clothing while changing positions. Look into an inexpensive boundary mic from Radio Shack or other source, set it on the ground near you. It has a hemispherical pickup pattern, they're commonly used for conference table meetings because of this. Sorry for the confusion of a "Yes" answer, I editied reply but it wouldn't let me change to a "No".
1725890
dear lyn: just put a pice of tape over cover & side not on foam part of headphones. it works fine like this so when i get new battery for it i will do the same again. this should work.. thanks
464441
I don't actually think that the screw-on mount will separate any vibration noise, but then again, this mic is not very sensitive to noise anyway, it's the opposite of a condenser! For the rest, see the other answer, good points, I use a standard stand however...
1341509
It is supposed to "bobble" a bit... That's the whole point of the shockmount. The more stiffly the mic is held, the more noise is transmitted to it as a result of physical motion (such as moving items on the table where the mic is sitting, or walking near the mic, etc.). The flexibility of the mount allows these vibrations to dissipate. It IS possible for the elastic to be too loose (especially with age)... But as a general rule, the flexibility in the system is good.
277671
This microphone should be fixed on a special tripod or mic stand to avoid noises. Even you need a special mic holder "spider" to avoid noises. Though this microphone is dynamic and less sensitive than condenser microphones, it will still pick up lots of noises if you hold it in hand. (And, as we already said, it is quite heavy)
2042401
Depending on the wind and your budget you might have to go in to an ADR and record there. If not the only way I have had some success is to make sure you have the wind coming from the back of the mic. Your still going to get wind noise no matter what......Mother Nature......... also try putting the foam sleeve on and the fur cover. Go luck