This Affordable Microphone Is the Only Thing You Need to Start Your Podcast Empire
Summary
But clear audio really matters for any creative project that’s supposed to hold someone’s attention for longer than a Vine (RIP, obviously). The Yeti X, which is available for preorder now, has striking matte black finish (much like the recently updated new Bose noise-cancelling headphones), a more squared off design, a new adjustment interface, and comes packaged with a software that allows you to calibrate the sound the microphone records. The original Yeti’s other small usability issue stemmed from the placement of its gain adjustment knob, which was a little awkward to reach on the back of the microphone. The interface features a wheel of colored indicator lights surrounding a central combined dial and button. When you find yourself screaming about how good Cardi B was in Hustlers, the Yeti X will flash red indicating that you should probably turn down the gain.