Podcasters and gamers that want to fix sibilance and other annoying issues might find the upgrade worthwhile but for those that really need audio processors and mixing capabilities, the Yeti X may not raise the ceiling enough if it's ultimately time to step up to advanced equipment.
It's more of a toss-up in live performances. The audio processors are the main feature, but if you're recording and editing, you can already do more in post with software like Audacity or Logic.
The customizable lighting is cool, especially with metering, but it's not necessary for good audio. This isn't going to be the microphone of choice in a recording studio or radio station, but it's a great fit for podcasters, live streamers, and just about anybody that needs a great recordings without becoming an audio engineer.īut what if you have the original Yeti, or maybe a Yeti Nano, should you upgrade? Probably not. Blue has done something pretty special with the Yeti X by making it easy to use out of the box, but also giving you some room to grow as your experience and knowledge of audio processing increases. When you first take out your Blue Yeti from its. This is one of the best all-around USB microphones available for less than $200. It is the go-to USB microphone if you are starting podcasting, recording audio, and live streaming for youtube. Using G HUB, gamers can also assign keybinds on their Logitech G keyboard, mouse or headset to easily fire off HD audio samples mid-stream or to switch between broadcast voice and modulated voice. Should you buy it? Rating 9/10 Blue Yeti X
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