So if you're doing an in person interview and you only have the Blue Yeti mic that would be a good option to use that. Ross: It has a left and right option so it's just kind of stereo recording and it has bi directional which is front and back. Ross: It has omni directional which means the records are picks up sound equally from all sides which is great for that like a conference table or if you have a group of people kind of sitting around. It has for how it picks up sound so it has cardiod which is a front facing nut's like your standard vocal recording setting. Ross: So that's one feature that I use strongly suggest looking at over over most of the others for USB mics and so that the Blue Yeti has four different settings on it. So if you plug in your headphone jack into your computer separate from your microphone there can be a slight a slight delay until you hear an echo as a recording and it just it doesn't it doesn't make it easy to listen to and or makes it difficult to record. Ross: If you get a USB mic look for one that has a headphone jack so that you can monitor your audio without any delay. Ross: So the first one is the Blue Yeti and this one is extremely popular just because so many people use it and it has a ton of cool features so for one it has a headphone jack which is really important and actually that's one thing I want to recommend. So let's let's dive into it here and I'll highlight some of the best. Ross: And most are actually under under about 150 and some are a lot less closer to the 50 dollar range. And all of USB microphones as far as I'm aware that are out there are all under 200 dollars. Ross: But you probably want a little just a tiny bit higher quality one for podcasting but that doesn't mean they need to spend a ton. Sure there's a bunch of other like kind of cheaper USB mics that work fine for Skype calls and you know business kind of meeting stuff. Ross: And besides that yeah there really is a use and there's really only a handful of quality USB microphones that that are recommended for for podcasting and recording recording your audio or your voice. You know so you don't you don't want your voice to be cut off of you if you end up talking too loudly. You'll want to make sure that you have adjusted the input settings so the gain levels don't peek into the red. Ross: And start recording and it's really so that simple.
There's a million million other programs if you if you want.
Ross: So you just plug them in and make sure that you have selected it as your input device in your computer and then you can open up any program you want. And for USB the microphones what's great about them is that they're really easy to use compatible with literally every computer. Ross: So today we we're going to talk about microphones specifically we're going to talk about USB microphones and worry about the other types in a future episode. My name is Ross Kaplan Wynn and I'm glad you could join me today. Ross: Hey and welcome to Episode 5 of the Set Sail podcast.
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