Hi guys!
Recently, YouTube has been recommending so many new ASMRtists to me and I absolutely love that!
However, I've noticed that some people have difficulties setting up and using their blue yeti. So, I thought I'd record some instructions on how to properly use one.

This video is meant for beginner ASMRtists and those who enjoy close up whispering 🥰
If you have any further questions, let me know and I'll try my best to help!

I hope you like it, have a good night!

Enjoy! ❤️


⚙️ t i m e s t a m p s 🎙
00:00 start + intro
02:31 How to connect the Blue Yeti and record
04:38 The Mute-Button
05:12 Volume
05:32 Gain
06:49 How to position it
08:38 Stereo setting (binaural)
10:54 Omnidirectional Mode
12:03 Cardioid Mode
13:07 Bidirectional Mode
13:41 General tips
14:11 Set up (little stand vs. mic arm)
14:44 My special advice (I use this for role-plays)
16:10 outro + end

P.S.: about my special tip: I used this because I wanted to be able to film 'binaural' role-plays without having to mirror the video (for example my eye doctor role play where you actually need to read something) and for videos where you're not supposed to see the mic. Tilting the mic upside down allows me to make those videos (since I don't have a mic arm etc.) ^-^



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What is ASMR?

Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is a tingling sensation that typically begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine (also called ‘tingles’). It is most commonly triggered by specific auditory or visual stimuli, and less commonly by intentional attention control. Those stimuli are referred to as ‘triggers’.
People watch ASMR to calm down and relax, to fall asleep, to focus or just because they like it.

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