For example: if I wanted a more sensitive microphone, I would put the slider at -0.01 dB, if I still want some room audio in my recording then I would put the gain slider around 0.09 dB.Īlso if you adjust your Blue Yeti mic positioning so that the mic is nearer the sound source, then you will be able to work with less gain, and so have less unwanted room sounds in your overall sound. To increase or decrease noise, you will need to change the gain number by increments of 0.01 dB. Select the Blue Yeti to adjust gain sensitivity for and then drag the slider at the bottom (red, green) The noise gate should be set at 0 dB, which is the default setting. You can access individual mic settings by clicking on one of them in order (one through four) Scroll down and select the blue mic you want to change. Open the Blue Yeti dashboard by going to Settings > Microphone Settings To adjust Blue Yeti mic sensitivity settings, follow these steps: If your gain is too high, you may also pick up noises from outside your home or office.Īlso, it could be because your Blue Yeti sound input is plugged into a separate audio interface hub instead of the USB port, which may introduce noise from other sources. If you are not recording with an input level that is high enough, the mic will pick up background noise and ambient sounds. One way to fix this problem is by moving the USB microphone away from any speakers (or turning them off) and checking for anything else with sounds in the same frequency range as your mic such as your laptop’s fan or pc, and air conditioners.Īnother reason could be due to your gain knob settings.
Your Blue Yeti mic could be picking up ambient sounds because it is too close to a speaker, or because there are other devices on your computer that have similar frequencies. In this blog post I am going to give you 5 steps on how to prevent the ambient sounds from your Blue Yeti and help improve your sound quality. Whether you are recording voice, music recording, making youtube videos or podcasting, unwanted noises can be an issue that takes up time in post-production. Background noise is a big problem with the Blue Yeti for some people who use their USB mic for recording or live streaming.
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