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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 Yeti is one of the heavier mics out there so you’ll need to keep that in mind when choosing a boom arm. Some of the cheaper models struggle to keep the mic in place, especially when fully extended. Blue Compass The Mic Stand –If you already have one, you might need to buy a special adapter to get your Blue Yeti to fit. 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.

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That said, they also occupy the most space, which may make them inconvenient for those who have a small apartment or studio. You may also need special adapters to attach your Blue Yeti to a traditional free-standing mic stand. 2. Remove Your Blue Yeti From Its Cradle (if Installed)The boom arm also impressed us with its persistence. Leaving the microphone in the same spot for days, we didn’t notice any significant drooping over time. As long as you don’t exceed the ~1 kilogram maximum load, your microphone should remain safe and secure for the foreseeable future. Style You’ll want to have your Blue Yeti mic as close to your mouth as possible to get the best sound out of it, but like many other mics, it may seem overly sensitive to hard fricative sounds — you know, the hard “s” “p,” and “th” sounds.

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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. Cable Length –Depending on where you plan to do most of your recording, you might want to consider which cable length best accommodates your preferences. Some mic stands have clips on the outside that you can use for routing your cables, while others may provide a means of routing the cable through the stand. Plug your cable into your computer first, then follow the mic stand manufacturer’s cable management recommendations.With its small base, this microphone stand works great if you do not want to place the microphone too far off the ground’s surface. However, if you use it to record musical instruments, you might want to consider buying the boom stand, which is sold separately. The On Stage DS7200B microphone stand is also offered at a cheaper price than its alternatives but can deliver everything that you may need from it. Gator Frameworks GFW-MIC-0821 Short Mic Stand