Cut out the bottom of two small paper cups (or use any cone shaped items) and attach them to the Yeti somehow so the cups are directing sound into each of the stereo mics. Here are some ideas to try that may help to convert the Yeti mic into a mini 3Dio head. The best recorded triggers should simulate real human hearing.
Because it plugs directly into your computer, you have to be careful about recording fan noises and/or getting electrical interference into your recordings. The internal microphones that are used to create the stereo recordings are very close together, so it is difficult to get a well-isolated sound into one “ear” without also recording into the other “ear”. Condensor microphones are also so sensitive that they pick up background noises, so be careful. It plugs directly into your computer via a USB plug, no mixer or preamps needed.ĭo I have some bad things to say about it? Unfortunately, yes. It is a condensor-style microphone, so it is very sensitive at picking up whispers, subtle breaths, and mouth sounds. It records in stereo, so by speaking from side-to-side you can create ear-to-ear sounds. It is a great value for the quality, around $100. It is the preferred microphone for many podcasters. Would using a female usb to male audio jack such as this work?: qid=1546885451&sr=8-9&keywords=female+usb+to+male+audio+jackĪnother possible solution I've thought of may be by buying a sound card so I can output the Blue Yeti but this would be more expensive.Looking for your first microphone for recording ASMR triggers? The Blue Yeti microphone is a great choice. 
With audio from the gaming/streaming desktop I can just run a line from the line out on the motherboard into the one of the inputs on the mixer however since the Blue Yeti uses USB I'm not entirely sure what will work.
I've got a pretty good understanding of how everything needs to be wired in order for the audio to go where I need it to but I'm not entirely sure how to get the signal from my Blue Yeti microphone into the mixer. I plan on buying this audio mixer: qid=1546885137&sr=8-13&keywords=audio+mixer So I recently purchased and have setup a dedicated streaming PC in order to remove input lag and take stress off of my gaming PC when livestreaming on twitch, however attempting to setup audio with cheap methods such as using Voicemeeter Banana and Virtual Cables I've decided to go with buying an audio mixer instead.
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