Blue Yeti Mic Stand with Pop Filter - Suspension Blue Yeti Boom Arm Stand with Microphone Cover Foam Compatible with Blue Yeti and Yeti Pro Microphone by YOUSHARES

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I am stuck with either an editing issue on my behalf or somethings is wrong with my Blue Yeti Pro mic.

The Neewer Professional Microphone Pop Filter features a 360-degree adjustable gooseneck, swivel mount, and an adjustable clamp that are great for precise positioning.Recording software is generally compatible with most microphones, but you should check the specs of any software you’re considering just to be sure your mic will function properly.

Find new ways to express yourself with the included HD audio samples, or even use Yeti to record your own. The Aoekop pop filter has an adjustable gooseneck that allows it to fit any studio space or work with any mic angle. It will still be plugged in while I’m recording, it then disconnects for a second, and then reconnects, but this usually stops the recording.It’s crazy… it’s about a 50/50 split on whether the Radius does the job or not, but, including you, I’ve seen pics/video of people using it, and not having any problems, so if I can find one (everybody seems to be out of them at the moment), I’m definitely gonna give it a try. Because of their unique design, not all microphone accessories are compatible with Blue Yeti products. This interference can come from the mic itself, other recording equipment, or movements in your recording environment. Just plug your Yeti microphone straight into your computer or laptop with the included USB cable, and you're all set to record or stream, right away. We’ll talk about polar patterns in more detail shortly, as they’re a huge factor in how your Blue Yeti will sound.

This is because it needs to actually sustain the weight of the Blue Yeti and ensure it does not lower on its own which can be extremely frustrating when in the middle of recording audio. The slightly curved spot on the stand seems to make more sense but just wondering if you have a better way to explain that to me.

This stand is meant to function and look similar to the original stand that came with the microphone. Because of the weight and design of a Blue Yeti, you will want to find a mic stand that can hold it firmly without the threat of it dropping over time or being ineffective at holding the mic near your mouth.

There’s a decent alternative Yeti shock mount by Auphonix which is worth a look if you’re on a lower budget.Thanks to its materials, alongside having a nearly endless amount of adjustability, you can exactly determine its weight capacity on the go and where you want it to be placed. This is thanks to the stand’s table mounting clamp that has a protective layer of sponge and an adjustable position screw allowing it to easily clip to a desk or surface of medium thickness. I was wondering if you would know why my Yeti keeps disconnecting and reconnecting randomly from my computer. If you want to provide feedback, ask a question or browse our knowledge base, this is the place for you!