When I reattached only the 10 foot mini USB cable which came included with the Yeti, the whine came back. I almost completely eliminated the whine by connecting the mic to my PC with an 8-inch mini-USB cord that came with a Sansa clip, but that isn’t useful to me. The problem I am having is that the USB cable is picking up a great deal of RFI, which causes a high-pitch whine in the background of all my recordings (btw, I always have the gain at the lowest setting). I just received the Blue Yeti ( ) a few days ago and let me first say that I am happy with this mic, and it does not appear to be defective in any way. A desktop stand and a USB cable are included, as is a suite of VO!CE software FX to improve your sound.**Mods, I didn't know which section to put this in, so feel free to move it wherever appropriate** Finally, a stereo mode is wonderful for ASMR content or for recording music. Choose omnidirectional to pickup audio all around the capsule, which is great for work that features multiple voices. If you're recording with one other guest, select the Bidirectional polar pattern now, you can speak into the front, while the guest speaks into the back, and the sides of the mic will reject unwanted room noise.
Use the cardioid setting to reject off-axis noise, minimizing room tone even when speaking directly into the mic. The multiple mic modes allow virtually any kind of content creator to do their thing with precision and ease. The Yeti, offfered here in a blackout finish, has become a go-to mic for people who record podcasts, and who stream on YouTube, Twitch, Facebook Live, and other similar platforms. A simple, yet powerfully effective tool for content creators, the Blue Microphones Yeti is a USB mic offering a broadcast-quality sound, a rugged design, and multiple recording modes to suit your needs.
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