What does the Pop Filter do for the blue yeti audio wise?
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It does what it does for any microphone. When you speak, puffs of air come out of your mouth and nose. The pop filter captures that moving air before it can strike the microphone and cause a "popping" sound on your words with letters that cause that such as P, V, and h. The blue yeti microphones are sensitive enough to pick this up as they are good quality microphones. Hope that answers your question.
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I bought this mic with a pop filter, but I bought my brother the same mic without one when we started recording podcasts as co-hosts. It definitely worked well and for the longest time we didn't even bother with the pop filter. That said, you can pick up a $3 or $4 foam filter for it at the time of purchase (as an add-on item) that will probably make sense to do. We eventually bought him a form pop filter and it is better, but it was certainly decent without it as well.
1136216
Very good question. I don't believe it's that noticible with or without if you have a really good quality mic. However I have the 200 dollar blue yeti so I can say it does improve overall quality
1925199
Use the microphone Audio-Technica AT2020 USB, everything is fine. Blue Yeti will work as well.
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Is this shock mount compatiable with the blue snow ball and will they work with the stand?Nady SSPF-4 Spider Shockmount with Integrated Pop Filter - fits any microphone with 38-53mm diameter - Vocal recording, large condenser set up
2182938
Yes!Simply unscrew the microphone from the default Blue Yeti base and then screw it onto the Mic Stand
1582880
A pop filter reduces mic pop sound when singing a lyric with words that begin with the letter "P"... Especially important when using condenser mic... A standard performance mic doesn't usually need it...
2112366
No you don't need a pop filter for recording piano. A pop filter is specifically designed to prevent thuds or pops in the recording, caused by fast-moving air from sounds like "p" and "b" hitting the microphone. i.e. They are only really needed for voice recording.
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I would say yes. I've used it to put in audio after we've recorded our podcast. The quality of mic is great. The first thing to add would definitely be a pop filter. And get nice and close. Would be worth trying out to see if it matches your voice however.
2112365
Pop filters are meant to reduce plosive sounds (those beginning with a hard "p"). Unless you intend to record vocals, a pop filter wIll make no difference in piano recordings.
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Plugged the USB into the iMac, plugged my headphones into the yeti as a monitor... Hit settings, sounds and selected the yeti for both input and output and BAM...... I sounded like Barry White :) answer is Yes.... YouTube 847Electric, look up USB outlets #1 & #2.... You can hear it, I was playing with the settings etc on iMovie
1217365
I Really don't think there is a difference. I good pop filter is a good pop filter. Either it works as advertised or it doesn't. This one works.
2276651
i haven't needed it dramatically, but if you use the mic very closely to your mouth you will need a pop filter
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It will reduce the effects of "popping" due to your voice hitting the microphone. It will reduce the impact making it much clearer
1875737
Yes the pop filter comes off. If you attached your own filter then it would have to go on just like any other pop filter. Maybe attach to the mic stand then use a flexible goose neck or whatever.Actually the Rode filter is not bad
702553
Hi Jon, I have a different pop filter so I'm not really sure but from the pictures it looks like you would need to remove the clamp and it should screw into the bottom of the mic. If not, maybe there is a telephone number you could call for customer service. Sorry I can't be of better help. Good luck.
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I can only tell you about the one I ordered. It came with a shock mount (not great quality and I needed to buy a new one after less than a year), and aluminimum case. It has a sponge wind shield which works great. I don't use a pop filter and P¡s are fine.