Just got a Blue Yet-i Pro for my birthday. The thought being I could use it at home to sketch ideas I could transfer to my studio. But before I open the box I figured I'd put out some feelers and see if there was any first hand experience with it.
For $250 for a mic, pre, and convertor all rolled into one I don't expect it to a U47/Neve/Apogee but... I think you get my point.
Let me know what you think.
Has anyone tried the Blue Yet-i Pro?
Has anyone tried the Blue Yet-i Pro?
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I don't have a Yeti Pro but I do have their Snowball mic and while it's just a USB mic I'm fairly impressed with the solid ballz it has for VO work. With instruments...it's a deal breaker. It's no good for anything other than VO IMO, but the Yeti has a better change at accomplishing that task I'd think.
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