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Microphone Options for Twitch [message #97587]

Thu, 04 April 2024 05:35

AcousticJack
Messages: 35
Registered: June 2019

Baron

I would like to start streaming on Twitch while playing and I'm thinking about the Blue Yeti as a professional microphone, what are your thoughts on this? Is it worth the money or is it overhyped?

Or would it be better to buy good quality headphones with a microphone? I'd appreciate any ideas Smile

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Re: Microphone Options for Twitch [message #97607 is a reply to message #97587]

Sun, 07 April 2024 10:02

Madison
Messages: 347
Registered: June 2017

Grand Master

I like to use a separate mic and headset, but it's really just a personal preference. I like different styles of each and find it difficult to find a perfect match in one headset.

I'm not a Twitch streamer, but I broadcast things regularly for my music class. The Blue Yeti used to be my go-to choice, but I've recently switched to the Shure MV7 because it seems to do better with background noise. I have a busy household with kids and pets, so dealing with background noise is a must for me, unfortunately. Don't hesitate to go with the Blue Yeti, though. It produces crisp audio, and it's a quality microphone at a decent price. It's also durable. I must've knocked the mic off my desk a million times, yet it still performed well.

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Re: Microphone Options for Twitch [message #98170 is a reply to message #97587]

Sun, 29 December 2024 19:33

Leot55
Messages: 241
Registered: June 2017

Master

My oldest son is a Twitch streamer. He mostly streams himself playing Call of Duty and Fortnite. I believe he switches between a Blue Yeti Nano and a Shure SM58. I'll warn you, though, that creating a decent stream is a learning curve. The best mic in the world won't help you if you have slow internet speeds and glitchy software.

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Re: Microphone Options for Twitch [message #98377 is a reply to message #97587]

Wed, 19 March 2025 10:23

Chloe
Messages: 9
Registered: March 2025

Esquire

Personally, I've been using the FIFINE A6T for almost three years. It has a very nice sound quality; better than some other microphones that I've seen. Although, the build and sturdiness of the stand isn't terrible, but it's not the best. I still recommend checking it out.

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Re: Microphone Options for Twitch [message #98426 is a reply to message #97587]

Tue, 08 April 2025 02:06

Strum Drum
Messages: 239
Registered: November 2017

Master

Blue Yetis are decent. There are a lot of great models out there that will fit the bill. I suggest you try different versions to see which works best for you.

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Re: Microphone Options for Twitch [message #99139 is a reply to message #98426]

Mon, 15 December 2025 17:45

Clint
Messages: 1
Registered: December 2025

Esquire

Strum Drum wrote on Tue, 08 April 2025 02:06

Blue Yetis are decent. There are a lot of great models out there that will fit the bill. I suggest you try different versions to see which works best for you.

Yeah, I agree with you that the Blue Yeti is becoming a popular mic for streamers.

Our youngest brother who stays with me uses it for his relationship podcast shows and he's got no complaints so far. The sound quality is excellent and good for beginners.

The mic's ability to pick up every little noise around makes it a great choice for streamers who have their room setup in order.

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