So check that it's correctly configured in the program too.Ran into that problem when I first got my Yeti and it took me forever to troubleshoot the issue.

Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr WhatsApp Email Link. Similar threads; Question Blue Snowball Ice only picks up sound when listen to this device is enabled: Question How do I fix my Blue Snowball iCE not connecting when plugged in? I also have a Blue Snowball Mic and a keyboard with Cherry MX Blue switches. Thanks a lot for the help.I used to use Setting 2 on the Snowball which is Cardiod -10DB and had it quite close to my face, it picked a little of background noise still but not much. Not sure what it does but would like to improve anything regardless!I’ve also got the Yeti and noticed this to a degree. If it is the problem, the USB cable should only cost a few dollars.Additionally, programs can process out background noise really easilyYou could try recording in audacity and then getting the 'profile' of the background noise and eliminating it. Sorry for the question bombing I am just a real noob when it comes to audio and recording. It's a Blue Snowball Black Ice and I have it plugged into my PC. But filtering out the typing while speaking would take quite a bit of effort and could also result in taking away sound that you want to hear that is part of your voice.

I use REAPER as my audio software and this was a plugin that is included.The result is pretty apparent IMO, you can hear the differences in these two clips, one from a few days ago before I made my adjustments: (Hopefully this doesn't break any rules regarding posting content of myself)IMO there is a lot less ambient noise and clicking from my keys and vocals seems less "Tin Can".Let me know if this helps you out or need more detail in this post - at work so a little hard to go super in-depth right nowOmg thank you so much!! Can't you put everything behind your microphone and capture only the side you want?

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I use a yeti and it’s not overly sensitive when using proper noise gate settings.Turn the nearly gain all the way down and try to position it close to your faceI cant speak to how your mic worked for you before but mine always picked up pretty much everything even voices on the first floor of my house. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies.

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Thread starter Similar threads Forum Replies Date; Question Blue Snowball iCE Not Showing up Anywhere: Audio: 1: Jul 20, 2020: Question Blue Snowball Ice only picks up sound when listen to this device is enabled: Audio: 0: Jun 9, 2020: Question How do I fix my Blue Snowball iCE not connecting when plugged in? For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. That sounds like you need to return that mic. You may need to build your own sound isolation box to dampen the noises around you. And sadly that compromise starts to cut into quality and pretty much defeats the purpose for what you spent money on when choosing this mic.My noisegate setup took me a while because I not only have a keyboard next to my mic but I also use speakers for all my sounds. I use Audacity and Audio Director 6. Remember: the yeti picks up from the sides of the mic not the "tip" as shown here: The second change I made was to lower my gain to 0.

Reddit. Forums Some popular streamers, such as Inside The Game and thegaminglemon, will utilize the Blue Snowball both for streaming and recording. IMO the out of box Blue Yeti sound isn't good. The only thing I use is a pop filter, but it sounds perfectly fine without it. Anyone else having issues like this?I actually went through this entire ordeal last night in hopes of improving my audio on stream and I will share with you my findings:First I fixed my mic arm and got the Yeti close to my face which is probably the biggest increase in quality. If you want to avoid background noises sit the mic at least a hands length away from your mouth, but I've heard the snowball can be problematic when yelling, either way most background noise like the static you hear or a continuous hum can be removed in Audacity view this tutorial:I never had a static sound problem with my Headphone's extremely cheap microphone, how is it possible for a more expensive microphone to capture static noise? Most of the time i use PTT to talk (side mouse button 5).

However I feel that my compromise was pretty good, it picks up sounds sometimes and almost always picks up keyboard sounds however, I suggest you listen to any other top streamer with blue yeti's or even higher quality mics. Really great tipsEverything seems neat,but the fact that the stereo mode was better than the cardiodid is weird. I heard DTHJoe and I can hear some keyboard sound but just minimum and not annoying at all. When there isn’t a loud enough sound it should stay inactive and not pic up anything on your OBS side but discord or whatever else is gonna pick up all the noise still.This. It help me alot.You can use a noise gate and also noise suppression. The nonlinear nature of reddit comments makes this a weird conversation to follow.You may have already. Snowball USB microphones bring the same Blue heritage that powers the world’s most elite studios and artists to your home setup, so you can achieve studio-quality sound on your desktop with ease. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcutshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-AcYWVjRhpd4kn0NDdeX0Q/featurehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2QmpYmv5oHwO2DE4GiTVFghttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2QmpYmv5oHwO2DE4GiTVFgCookies help us deliver our Services. But even the most omnidirectional microphone won't be able to perform miracles when there's too much background noise. I’m at school rn but I’ll be sure to try that when I get home! (lower quality than a yeti of course though unfortunately). Sorry for writing so much lol.I use Voicemeeter Banana but I use my gates in OBS. So the cardioid is not a thing? You must log in or register to reply here.