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Blue Yeti Microphone Vocals?
Hi, I'm a singer and I just got the Blue Yeti USB Microphone. The sound is wonderful, but it doesn't sound at all like I expected...I wanted to know how I can get the cleanest, most crisp sound so that the songs/covers I record sound closest to studio-quality. In addition to that, I also have a problem with my speakers peaking whenever I sing loud or hit high notes, even when the gain is all the way down and I'm standing more than a yard away from it. It becomes difficult when I'm singing a mix of loud and soft parts and I can barely hear the soft parts because of where I have to stand for the loud parts. Does anyone know how to fix this?
I don't play back the music through my speakers, I use earbuds. I'm not that stupid. But I mean when everything is recorded and I play back the whole thing, my speakers peak.
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- Daniel KLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
First of all you should NEVER NEVER have the sound of your voice coming through speakers when you are recording. The mic picks up the sound of the speakers along with your voice itself and it will ruin your recording. Always use headphones or (even better) just sing and listen to it later.
The problem of too much volume is a level problem. You need to turn down the level of you mic in your recording software settings. Something is turned up too much. Turning off your speakers may solve this problem.
