I'm thinking about moving into a smaller room to get better acoustics and having a mic boom so it doesn't pick up the tappings of my hand. I don't know if you need to do any audio tricks to turn down gain even more on the PC but I just need some tips on how to get the clearest voice possible while reducing background noise without using Audacity or other programs. I don't know these people are getting such good quality out of their Blue Yeti as they always sound clear and crisp even when talking close at the mic: However, it just picks up too much of my voice and sounds bad. (i have a pop filter but didn't use it for this recording)īeen trying to get the best settings for the mic (talking to the sides) and people recommended me that I learn closer to the mic to improve the quality. Vocaroo | Voice message=" …"]Vocaroo | Voice message - Quality dumbed down when I uploaded it to Vocaroo but it's not far off from the original. I recorded this little sample test in a small room and I've noticed that it was picking up a lot of background noises even at 0 gain: I've been noticing that the audio quality is poor in my recordings, been trying it out in different settings but I stuck with Cardioid mode as it was the recommended setting for voice overs and such. I do gameplay commentaries and I wanted to step up my game by buying this mice as I only had the Turtlebeach PX21's for recording my voice.
Hey guys, just posting on this forum as I've been having a bit of trouble recording with the Blue Yeti mic that I just got a week ago from amazon.
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