Mic Stand Style – there are various form factors available. Some have desk clamps, while others are designed to rest on your desk. If you have a clamp-style mic stand, ensure that it is firmly clamped to your desk before attempting to attach your Blue Yeti to it. Failing to do so could result in your mic falling and becoming damaged. The Blue Compass is highly adjustable and designed specifically for Blue Yeti mics, so you don’t have to worry about any compatibility issues. This Blue Yeti boom arm includes built-in cable management to help keep your recording space clear of clutter and reduce the amount of electrical interference in recording caused by loose cables. The stand features a sturdy aluminium construction with internal springs and hand-tightening friction hinges. While it may have done the job until now, it’s time for the stand supplied with your Blue Yeti to go.

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While adjusting the stand, hold the mic firmly in one hand and gently loosen the adjustment screws, moving the arm and retightening them in turn. If you fail to securely hold the mic, it could fall and get damaged. Don’t try to adjust more than one arm at a time if you have multiple. The Blue Radius III is custom designed for both the Blue Yeti and the Blue Yeti Pro microphones. It is also compatible for use on standard microphone stands, as well as any microphone or microphone clip that has the standard thread mount. To add, it is excellent to use for on-camera streaming. With these features, you will surely be able to take your recording to the next level. Blue Yeti Pop Filters Vocalbeat Foam Windscreen for Blue Yeti Now that everything is connected, you can tweak your setup to ensure you get the most out of your Blue Yeti mic. Keep in mind that Blue Yeti mics diaphragms are aimed towards you rather than upwards like traditional microphones. The Blue Compass is brand new (as of March 2018) from Blue and their first boom arm. This is a high-quality accessory that includes hidden cable management, hand-tightened springs, and 360-degree rotation.This type of pop filter has been growing increasingly popular over the years because of its efficiency, easy and convenient method of mounting, and durability. While we do not recommend it for recording vocals, it has been proven to work great for people who make podcasts and voice recording. If you go with a boom arm, it will clear up space on your desk and make it much faster and easier to start recording. I find this is a huge benefit because it eliminates any excuses you might have to start recording. Position your free-standing or tabletop mic stand and adjust it according to your preference. Make sure your tabletop mic stand is not too close to the edge of your desk, or if you’re using a free-standing mic stand, ensure it is firmly positioned so that you will not accidentally bump it during use.

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The big difference with the Rode PSA1 is that there is no internal cable management, but otherwise, it’s an excellent boom arm for the Yeti and other mics. DuaFire Swivel Mount Studio Boom Arm You can never go wrong on a pop filter specifically designed for the Blue Yeti microphones. The Pop Universal pop filter manufactured by Blue is unlike most pop filters, as it is made of a fine and high-quality metal mesh material that effectively prevents the sound from changing after you have filtered all the annoying and unwanted noise from your recording.

The penultimate step in setting up your mic is to get it connected. Depending on your mic stand of choice, there may be different methods of doing this. Another great feature of this pop filter is that it comes in a stylish bent rectangular shape, unlike the conventional designs with circular-shaped mesh pop filter. It is also made of durable and high-quality metal wire instead of the usual nylon material, providing your Blue Yeti with a vintage appeal that perfectly complements the aesthetic of your Blue Yeti microphone. If you’re struggling to get your Blue Yeti to bite onto the mic stand, it might suddenly make sense why you got such a good deal on it.

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The boom can be mounted permanently through a desk or another surface, or it can be held in place with a simple C-clamp. The boom can rotate 360 degrees on the base, making it easy to swing the mic entirely out of the way when it’s not in use or adapt it to multiple positions. The On Stage DS7200B microphone stand features an adjustable height that ranges from 9 inches or 22 cm to 13 inches or 33 cm, which makes it one of the best mic stands out on the market now. With this flexibility, you can rely on it for paging, dispatch, as well as announcing. Due to its die-cast steel clutch that comes with five-point rubber feet, this stand will never vibrate once you put it into its position. To put a Blue Yeti on a mic stand, remove it from its desktop stand and use the thread provided on the bottom of the mic to screw the device in place. In some cases, you may need a special adapter to achieve this result. The mounting hole on the Yeti mic is sometimes a tiny fraction bigger than the 5/8″ Industry-standard due to a rare manufacturing issue. You can attach the adapter to your microphone using a screwdriver. Afterward, you can place it on the stand.Majority of pop filters sold now are specifically made for a microphone boom or stand. But what if you want a pop filter that can be directly attached to your Blue Yeti microphone? Here’s how the Auphonix can help you, as it is designed to fit perfectly on the Blue Yeti. It does the job easily and effectively, as it can also be clamped onto any flat surface or standard desktop boom arm. If you’re the kind of person that cares about how your battlestation looks, the Compass is a perfect way to add some class and professionalism. Audio quality With its design, the WindTech PopGard 2000 holds a very unique advantage of not taking up too much space. In fact, once you have mounted it, you certainly may forget that it’s even there. However, it should be noted that you will not be able to adjust the distance between the microphone and the screen. To add, it might not perfectly fit on most dynamic microphones including the SM58. Conclusion One of the most important investments you should make after buying your Blue Yeti microphone is a boom arm or a mic stand. This will help you clear up so much space on your desk, allowing you to start recording a lot easier and faster. In case you didn’t know, the Blue Yeti microphone is a little on the heavy side, so you need to keep this in mind when you are choosing a boom arm. The On Stage DS7200B Adjustable Desk microphone stand can accommodate microphones of up to 2 pounds, which is an industry standard for a microphone stand. It comes equipped with a standard screw found at the top portion. Essentially, you will be able to use this microphone stand with any other microphones if you have an industry standard screw hole found at the bottom part of the stand.