#Blue yeti fl studio Pc

I'm talking convenience here.and yes, I'm ranting now.sorry. The YETI seems like a really good microphone and I would trust it's ADC to feed decent digital sound into my DAW the same way I do all my other USB midi instruments. I guess what I'm getting at is that I wish USB microphones were taken more seriously in terms of amateur to intermediate audio production. I have a Creative X-Fi HD soundcard (yes., don't laugh) and it serves me fine for what I want to do in my sound untreated living room. That's not even including the positioning of the microphones in order to achieve the proper stereo setup. I got my Yeti for ВЈ80 (on special) and it sounds great AND it's a stereo microphone which I use for recording guitar/banjo/vocals into Reason.Дoing it the more 'professional' way (regarding zero latency and supported ASIO) I would need to buy a pair of matched stereo microphones (I was looking at the Rode M5s for ВЈ135), dual microphone stand, two XLR cables and finally, a dual preamp audio interface (let's say ВЈ100). Just as an aside, I think it's rather piss poor that USB microphones don't incorporate some kind of ASIO support for the budding home user. Reason preferences only gives me the DX and MME options wrt the Yeti and I don't want to use ASIO4ALL.

#Blue yeti fl studio Pc

In fact, I just use a random USB port on my TV to power the microphone rather than plugging it into my PC as it seems to take over all my settings when I do so! I've just bought one myself and can only get it to work with my ASIO soundcard by plugging a 3.5mm cable from the headphone output to the LINE IN (NOT mic in) of my sound card.

Slight resurrection here but did you manage to get your Yeti microphone to work with Reason? FL Studio can happily record input from your Blue Yeti and offers a whole host of effects and plug-ins to apply as well.