I knew that the blue yeti's are USB, but the driver is not stable, the microphone always keep disconnect under win8.1 system.How I do to use XLR ?
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I used this about 2 years ago and from what I remember I needed to connect 2 XLR mics to a stereo camcorder mic input. This is the the not the "correct" way to do this properly. The "proper" solution is more complicated and much more expensive. XLR mics are "Balanced" mics and in theory when used properly they minimize or eliminate the unwanted 60 Hz hum. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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The XLR is easy, it allows you to hook up two mics into one mic jack! The only thing that I didn't know is each mic will only record to either Left or Right audio tracks, not BOTH. It's an easy fix if you use advanced audio or video editing software like Adobe Premiere. I use this cable to hook up a studio microphone to my Canon T3i for recording interviews with talent.
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This microphone works perfectly with Win. 8.1. That is what I run on my gaming rig, and this mic gives perfect voice quality to my YouTube videos. I don't think this mic really cares about your OS, since it has no drivers to install. It's just plug and play!
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Not this one. This is the original AT2020 that has an XLR connection.Here is the USB version: Audio-Technica AT2020USB Cardioid Condenser USB MicrophoneBy far the best microphone you can buy for this price range!
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I don't know because Artic changed their website, I can't find any drivers there. They used to be there. filename of win8 drivers was/is: E95-v2010 0053 2012.11.24 WIN8.ZIP I have this driver installed on my laptop that is typing this, works fine, windows 8.1 installed on laptop. it is the official driver by Artic. There are win 8 drives for this headset at driver download places on the net, I just saw a couple but who knows if these are safe, or spyware/virus? for what its worth (untested, could be dangerous , use at own risk): http://xtopxdriver.blogspot.com/2004/01/arctic-p531-windows-8-driver.html
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Yes it works with Windows 8. I am running Windows 8.1 Enterprise and it was just plug and play, no additional drivers needed. You may have to tell your computer or application what microphone you want it to use.
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As far as I know, all of the Blue Yeti's are USB (PRO included), so you wouldn't need something like this.
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Auphonix has another pop filter designed for use with the Blue Yeti. It is the same quality pop filter as this one, but will attach more easily to your Yeti, or directly to the desktop. You can find it here: Auphonix 6-inch Pop Filter For Blue Yeti Microphone
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I can verify that the audio out does work with Win 8. However I have not tried the microphone in function.
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I've used this mic for a podcast, and it handles a speaking voice just fine. For instrumentals, I've had more success with the Blue Yeti.
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The better question is does the Creative Labs E-MU 0404 support the Mac with the latest drivers. The E-MU 0404 USB combines an external audio sound card and two microphone inputs into one USB unit; with the Microphones being plugged into the E-MU 0404. Your mic, the Yeti Blue mic is a USB mic and hence is being plugged into a USB port also, and not into the E-MU 0404 USB device. Why would you need this? I think the Apple MAC has integrated audio and your software should capture the USB mic input and fix any latencys during the recording. The audio output on the PC will include the mixed audio from the mic. The better question is does the Creative Labs E-MU 0404 support the Mac with the latest drivers. The E-MU 0404 USB combines an external audio sound card and two microphone inputs into one USB unit; with the Microphones being plugged into the E-MU 0404. Your mic, the Yeti Blue mic is a USB mic and hence is being plugged into a USB port also, and not into the E-MU 0404 USB device. Why would you need this? I think the Apple MAC has integrated audio and your software should capture the USB mic input and fix any latencys during the recording. The audio output on the PC will include... » Read More The better question is does the Creative Labs E-MU 0404 support the Mac with the latest drivers. The E-MU 0404 USB combines an external audio sound card and two microphone inputs into one USB unit; with the Microphones being plugged into the E-MU 0404. Your mic, the Yeti Blue mic is a USB mic and hence is being plugged into a USB port also, and not into the E-MU 0404 USB device. Why would you need this? I think the Apple MAC has integrated audio and your software should capture the USB mic input and fix any latencys during the recording. The audio output on the PC will include the mixed audio from the mic. « Show Less
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This stand is too weak to hold the Yeti, I suggest getting the RODE PSA1 Swivel Mount Studio Microphone Boom Arm, It's a bit more pricey, but It's the only one at a low cost point beefy enough to hold the Blue Yeti up. You're also going to need a new shock mount if you havn't purchsed one already.
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Yes! I use this with by Blue Yeti Pro microphone and it works great! It attaches to a standard microphone stand, not to the microphone itself. It isn't designed to attach to the desktop stand which Blue includes with their microphones (but you may be able to get it to work, as it's simply a clamp).
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The issue I have with the Yeti, is really just a problem with the company Blue. They have horrendous customer service, so you have to really hope your mic has no issues. The Snowballs from the same company have had issues for people, especially the iCE version, which is how this was discovered. Audio Technica just seems like the much wiser choice for build quality and company support, plus its sized nicely to be installed into a shockmount, which you will want if you are going to use this thing professionally.
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I got this pop screen and can't figure out how to mount it to the Blue Yeti mic. Thinking I will send it back.
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This is for an XLR type of microphone not a USB type like the Blue Yeti. You will have to fond an arm stand specifically for USB or just generic and get a longer USB cable. Hope this helps!
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It has a microphone with mediocre quality. Some software will pick up the audio stream, some won't. I haven't been able to get Blue Iris t to record the audio.
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the short answer is no. The blue yeti pro requires phantom power, which is spec'ed at 48vdc from a standard XLR (although it does have a wide operating range). The power supplied by a computer sound card is not configured to supply phantom power to professional microphones, as in this case. There are microphones designed for use with a sound card that will work properly, in this case, the USB connection would be the (only) option without using an external preamplifier with phantom power (a two channel small mixer would work fine, which you could then route the outputs to your sound card.). hope this helps.