Product Detail
The Blue Yeti Pro, from the best - selling Yeti USB microphone family, is a game - changer. It's the first condenser mic that captures 24 - bit/192kHz ultra - high - resolution digital recordings on your desktop and connects to professional studio equipment. With three custom condenser capsules and four pattern settings (cardioid, omni - directional, stereo, bi - directional), it offers audio that's over four times higher in resolution than a CD, no matter where you record, be it at home, in a studio, or in the Himalayas. It combines the ease of USB mics with the flexibility of XLR mics. Thanks to its three - condenser - capsule array and four pattern settings, it's like having multiple high - resolution XLR mics in one unit. The adjustable design helps you find the best mic placement. Ideal for podcasting, voice - overs, Twitch streaming, or music projects, the Yeti Pro will take your work to new heights. It's the only USB mic with a dual XLR breakout cable, allowing you to connect to mixers, high - end preamps, and other pro studio gear. Full features include 24 - bit/192kHz audio resolution, analog XLR connection, unique capsule array, zero - latency headphone monitoring, gain control, mute button, and more. It comes with an XLR breakout cable, USB cable, and is compatible with Mac and PC, ready for recording with your favorite software.
Using the Blue Yeti Pro is a breeze. First, connect it to your computer using either the USB cable or the XLR breakout cable if you're using professional studio gear. For basic desktop recording, the USB connection works great. If you're in a studio setup, the XLR connection gives you more flexibility. Once connected, install the drivers on your Mac or PC. You can then start using your favorite recording software. When recording, adjust the gain control to get the right volume. The mute button is handy if you need a quick break during recording. To get the best sound, experiment with the four pattern settings (cardioid, omni - directional, stereo, bi - directional) according to your recording scenario. For solo podcasting, the cardioid pattern might be best as it focuses on the sound in front of the mic. When recording a group, the omni - directional pattern can pick up sounds from all around. As for placement, use the adjustable design to find the optimal position. You can mount it on a mic stand or use the included desktop stand. Keep the mic away from sources of loud noise and vibrations. When not in use, store it in a dry and clean place. Clean the mic gently with a soft cloth to maintain its performance.
