The vivid blue Blue Yeti Nano USB Condenser Microphone - Vivid Blueis a multi-pattern USB condenser microphone offering simple operability and high-quality audio capture for podcasters, YouTubers, vloggers, gamers, and voice-over artists in homes, project studios, and mobile recording setups. The mic works out of the box with Mac OS X and Windows systems via USB, and can even record directly to select iOS devices 

The zero-latency 3.5mm stereo headphone output with mic-mute functionality and adjustable volume ensures monitoring quality and convenience. Utilize the integrated mounting thread to attach the Yeti Nano to a compatible boom arm or attach it to the included custom base, which has built-in cable management for the supplied USB cable. Helpful VO!CE FX are included to improve your recordings. 

For Content Creators, Podcasts & VO    Works with Mac, Windows & iOS Tablets    Cardioid & Omni Polar Patterns    Included VO!CE Vocal FX    3.5mm Stereo Headphone Output    Mic Mute & Adjustable Headphone Volume    Up to 24-Bit/48 kHz Resolution    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Zero-Latency Monitoring    Includes Custom Base & USB Cable

The mic is ideal for podcasters, YouTube content creators, Skype calls, game streaming, and voice-over work.

The mic offers plug-and-play compatibility with Mac OS X and Windows computers as well as select iOS devices. No preamps or interfaces are necessary—the mic works over USB.

The mic supports resolutions up to 24-bit/48 kHz, which goes beyond broadcast quality to give you a set of performance specifications often used in studios.

The mic offers latency-free monitoring. Simply plug your headphones into the mic's 3.5mm input, and you'll hear your high-quality audio in all its glory.

Thanks to the dual-capsule construction, the mic provides selectable cardioid or omnidirectional polar patterns. Use cardioid to focus attention on your voice and minimize room tone. Omnidirectional will pick up audio all around the mic, so it will give the listener a sense of the room. This polar pattern is also suitable for recording multiple at once.

You'll find the mic offers a compact design with multiple mounting options. A custom base with built-in cable management is included, which helps keep your cables tidy. Standard threading is used, making the mic compatible with Radius III shockmount and/or Compass boom arms (both available separately).

Blue VO!CE software is included, giving you an array of high-quality vocal filters, FX, and samples to showcase your voice in the best light. You'll find the following FX on hand:

• High-pass filter
• Noise reduction filter
• Expander/Gate
• De-esser
• Voice EQ
• Compression
• Limiter

The mic ships with one USB cable and a 1/4" to 5/8" adapter.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the Yeti Pro work with the dbx 286S, in XLR mode??

A: The Yeti Pro and DBX 286s will work together in XLR mode.

Q: 2. good for piano?

A: This microphone will record a piano.

Q: 3. how do i connect this microphone to my computer?

A: The Blue Yeti connects to a computer via USB, and will be recognized as an input device in most audio recording programs.

Q: 4. Can this product be used in a hybrid zoom call when five people sit at the same table with their own Yeti mike?

A: Yes, you can connect multiple Blue Yeti USB Microphones to one computer by using a powered USB hub and then connecting the USB hub to the computer. Each microphone should be set to operate in the cardioid mode, which will calibrate the mic's pickup pattern to pick up audio only from the person who is seated in front of that particular microphone.

Q: 5. will this work with an iPad or iPhone?

A: This mic is designed to work with a computer only. The Shure MOTIV MV51 Digital Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone (Silver) ,B&H # SHMV51A is a good example of a model that can work with a computer or an iOS device.

Q: 6. Are there any USB microphones that work with digital handheld recorders?

A: Hi. If youre looking for a combo that can be used as both a USB and an XLR mic (the kind that plugs into something like the Zoom H4n or TASCAM DR-05), check out Audio Technicas AT2005USB or AT2100-USB. They both are about $65-90 and sound a great deal like professional broadcast mics that cost considerably more. I use my AT2100 with a Zoom H4n to record training video voice overs.

Q: 7. model number?

A: The Blue Yeti Nano Multi-Pattern USB Condenser Microphone(Blackout) has a manufacturer number of 988-000400.

Q: 8. is this small Diaphragm? don't see it from spec

A: The Blue Yeti USB Microphone is not a small diaphragm microphone.

Q: 9. What is the best recording software to use with this for PC? Would I be able to use this with Vegas Video?

A: AUDACITY

Q: 10. What type of USB connectivity for mic?

A: This mic has a usb mini port on the bottom, and connects to the computer via USB A.