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Mike you˙re a awesome person. I˙ve been looking for this kind of tutorial, even though I am technically skilled. My girlfriend is starting her own podcast and she was wondering about recording 2 USB mics in 2 different tracks. Now, we have a solution, so we are waiting for delivery of 2nd mic and we are good to go for recording her podcast. Thank you and cheers from Slovakia!
I appreciate this video so much! Searched my question and your video popped up, answered my questions completely. Brilliantly explained thanks 👍 I'm subscribed
Thank you so much for the positive feedback! I'm glad that my video could help you out and that it answered all of your questions. I really appreciate your support and I'm glad to have you as a subscriber!
This is gold!! Thanks so much! How about if I'm doing a video podcast. Would I just record the video separately and then edit it all together? or is there a smooth way to connect a camera into all this. thanks!
There's no definitive answer to this. How you record depends on how you want to record. You'd be best using something like OBS Studio where you can configure your camera and your mic to be recorded into a video file. Alternatively you can record the video using the default audio and record the audio separately. I wouldn't recommend this however as you'd have to clap at the start to have a point to line up to and sometimes, if it's a long recording, audio and video can run out of sync due to frame rate conversions. How you connect your camera in depends on what camera you're using.
Thanks for this great tutorial! I'd love to see you do a tutorial on how to use Blackhole for Mac to share videos with audio over something like Zoom or Skype.
Hello Mike, great Adobe Audition tutorials right there. I learn a lot from your tutorials. You deserve a two thumbs-up 👍👍. Well I have a problem, after installing Asio4all in relation to connecting two USB microphones which work perfectly, I can't play music using Windows media player or VCL while Audition is running. Please help 🙏🙏🙏
Question: My AU-A04H micphones are odd when using the plug @1:00. everything checks out fine but i cant change the level meters which are hitting 0 db the limiter easy. Only solution i found was to have the micphones away which defeats the podcast experience. I'm using a PC by the way just to clarify. Anyway around this one issue? Need help ASAP~
@@MikeRussell thanks for your quick response! And yes you are correct because I did that right after I sent the comment. It’s much better now, really appreciate it regardless!
Thanks for this! I currently use a yeti in my iPhone using the apple camera adapter. Is there a way to use 2 yeti mics on my iPhone? If so can they have binaural effect? Thank you!
Unfortunately, it is not possible to directly connect and use two Yeti microphones on an iPhone. The iPhone's hardware and software limitations do not allow for multiple USB audio inputs simultaneously. Binaural effects would also need a special setup.
I’m not sure if you still use your iPhone to record but the Sennheiser AMBEO Smart Headset (iOS) is a great binaural microphone for iPhone! I love mine, although the price has rocketed since I got mine over a year ago!
Your every tutorial are awsome Sir! I have learned alot this was awsome please can you help me i want to record midi digital keyboard with usb condenser mic for vocal
This is amazing and very helpful. I’m new to this so I don’t understand at full capacity, can these be used for a podcast with two people or was the use for two microphones for the purpose of more coverage? Hope someone can answer this for me. Thank you!
Yes, absolutely! You can use two USB microphones to record a podcast with two people, allowing each person to have their own microphone for better sound quality and clarity in your recordings.
Thanks for this Mike. I wanted ask is there a noticeable difference when recording with 1 and 2 blue yeti microphones? I want to use this for acoustic piano recording. It would’ve been nice to hear the sound difference when recording with 1 mic only and then a recording I sing 2 mics.
You may need to check if both microphones are set to different input channels in your Mac's audio settings to ensure they are recognized individually for dual USB mic recording.
So when I plug in 2 of the same mic. When I try to make an aggregate device and select the 2. 1 of them says 2 in 0 out and the other says 0 in 2 out and it only one of the mic works
My goal is to use my iPhone 15 pro as the camera for a vlog/podcast (guest interview style). I have 2 Blue Yeti x mics. (Host/guest) The Blackmagic app recognizes the 2 Yeti I mics but is only picking up sound from one mic. Mics are plugged into a Lention 10gbps hub. Hub directly to phone. I want a portable studio I can take on the road/airline etc and just one pelican case. Trying to keep the parts to a minimum. Am I doing something wrong??
It sounds like you may be experiencing a software limitation with the Blackmagic app recognizing both Blue Yeti X mics - try using a USB audio interface like the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 to connect both mics to your iPhone for better compatibility.
Thanks for the tutorial Mike! One problem I am having with the same microphones you are using, is they pick up too much of the audio not being directly spoken into the mic. This leads to an echo when the audio is played back. Any solution or tips help, thank you so much!
I notice on your "Audio Device" window, there are 4 devices and each has a 2 in/ 0 out or a 0 in / 2 out function. I just purchased one today that has a 2/2 whereas my other has what you have (2/0 and 0/2). Is there a reason for this?
The 2 in/0 out or 0 in/2 out configurations are specialized for either input or output, while a 2/2 device can handle both simultaneously. A 2/2 setup offers more flexibility, especially if you're working on complex audio routing tasks.
On Win 11 ASIO4all simply doesn't show up anywhere, not in recording device selection, not in sound settings, not as an app. It's just a dll, and nothing calls it.
Hi Mike! I tried with two Maono AU-A40T but on my MacBook Pro only one is visible, I sent a message to a seller on Amazon and he said that is not possible to connect two identical mics with one laptop because they have the same serial number... but this is not true, I’ve seen tons of tutorial in which two identical mics are connected by MIDI AUDIO utility with aggregate device... I don’t understand! I really appreciate if you can help me! Congrats and thanks!
@@MikeRussell Hi Mike! Thanks for your reply, I really done your tut step by step but when I connect both mics only one is visible in MIDI AUDIO utility! I tried on more than one Mac!
Hello Mike. Thanks for the great tutorial. I am using iMac and Blue Yeti 2.0 microphones and for some reason, I can only see one microphone at a time in Audio Midi Setup (and also in all other programs). Both of them work fine separately, but when both are connected, iMac recognizes only one. Do you have any ideas about what is going on? Thanks!
@@MikeRussell Hi Mike, thanks for quick answer. I am actually not. In the list of devices in Audio Midi Setup I can actually see only one "Yeti stereo microphone" connected compared to four in your case (2:07). I understand that there is one virtual device for inputs/outputs each, however I just do not see it. In the meanwhile I tried to upgrade firmware of the mics through Sherpa app, but it's not actually working on newest MacOS. I will try to run the upgrade through Windows later. Any suggestions will be highly appreciated. In the meanwhile, one subscription for you sir. Your videos are top notch, super informative, accessible but also useful for us self-declared pros :)
So you’re unable to create the aggregate device? Might be worth taking this to our community where you can share a screenshot of what’s happening or not happening. community.musicradiocreative.com/
@@MikeRussell Yes, that's the issue. Can not create the aggregate device. Also, I am unable to update the firmware as the Sherpa app is waiting to get an update of MacOS 11 :/ ...
I dont know why I've inserted two USB microphones but only one is showing, and they both are working but i cant use them both at the same time, im using macbook air
I am planning to get 3 x Yeti Nano and use on MBP M1 . Can anyone able to feedback and verify that 3 same models able to work , with or without using Logitech/Blue software ?
I'm hoping someone can help. I see that in this video there are two of the same microphone being used. I have two Fefine K688 USB microphones. I'm using my PC and I'm attempting to get both microphones assigned to separate channels in Voicemeeter Banana. I plug the first microphone in and successfully assign it to A1 in Voicemeeter. I then plug in the second Fefine to a different USB port, attempting to assign that one to A2 in a Voicemeeter, but since they show up/the description of the microphones is the same, it makes even more difficult. No matter what I do, I can't get the second microphone I plug in to be recognized by the computer. I'm now also getting a message that there's "bad audio driver installation detected". I assume that's directly related to Voicemeeter because that's when the warning pops-up, not when I plug in a microphone. I Uninstaller Voicemeeter and reinstalled, of course shutting down and rebooting in between, but still no luck. What I've also done is given the first microphone I plug in a specific name to help differentiate between the two since they're the same, but what happens is when I open my computer sound settings and plug in either microphone, the computer is recognizing it as the one given the special name. When I plug in both microphones at the same time, the audio settings recognize them as only one microphone! Any help I'd greatly appreciated.
Can I suggest you make a post in our community where you can also share screenshots as that will help us better diagnose the problem? community.musicradiocreative.com/
@@MikeRussell Hi Mike! I have this same question and I can't seem to find anywhere this was discussed at this link. Could you help direct me? I can not hear any playback from my laptop like you can in the video, however my microphones are all set up and are recording well. I just can't play it back and hear it!
So I'm getting recording using the ASIO 4 all but I can't listen to the output in real time? I need to be able to hear my voice to adjust the levels can you help?
In The setup tNice tutorials was a really helpful video but I'm using soft soft 12, is there a reason why I can't hear my own soft play? I click to play
Can this work with obs? Because I have a podcast that me and my friends do but I’m trying to sync both of these blue yetis and they just don’t work at all and we’re trying to use OBS to record video and have the audio but we just get sound to one of microphone and it’s annoying
Audition is a subscription based product, I believe well worth the monthly investment but if you want free there are some videos on my channel discussing free DAW software.
What mics do you have? Rode have developed companion software for their NT USB mics which provides a mixing console for multiple mics. Otherwise you could try this technique.
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Mike you˙re a awesome person. I˙ve been looking for this kind of tutorial, even though I am technically skilled. My girlfriend is starting her own podcast and she was wondering about recording 2 USB mics in 2 different tracks. Now, we have a solution, so we are waiting for delivery of 2nd mic and we are good to go for recording her podcast. Thank you and cheers from Slovakia!
Glad to have helped
Doing God's work here. Thank you Mike!!!
👌 Thanks
So I went into soft soft and tried to intuitively grasp the basic fundantals. And now listening back I feel like I'm one step ahead of Nice tutorialm.
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I appreciate this video so much! Searched my question and your video popped up, answered my questions completely. Brilliantly explained thanks 👍 I'm subscribed
Thank you so much for the positive feedback! I'm glad that my video could help you out and that it answered all of your questions. I really appreciate your support and I'm glad to have you as a subscriber!
thank you for the tutorial. Its help me to safe the money instead an audio interface.
Glad to have helped
Thanks a lot for this! It worked out perfectly in Windows. Greetings from Chile!
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I'll file this for future use. Thanks.
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Thanks!!! You made it super easy to get my mics working
You're welcome!
I really enjoyed the new blue yeti microphone and I like it.
That's great news
great video, clear and precise instructions. 👍👍
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when you’re in the channel rack, click on gms to open up the gms nu, in the light blue screen on the top left look where it says
wow. this tutorial was really well done. thank you
Thank you 🙏
This was great i just started my own podcast yesterday called @TheWebinar, this helped alot!! Thanks mike!! So glad to start this journey!!
You're welcome, I'm glad I could help you get started with your podcasting journey!
I love your videos. !!!! I tryed it with 2 Rode USB NT but Asio goes crasy and the mics became louder an louder....alone.... then ugly noices.
Same happened me when using Voice meeter, super annoying
Thank you so much! You are awesome!
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Amazing, thank you so much!
You're welcome, I'm glad I could help!
This is gold!! Thanks so much! How about if I'm doing a video podcast. Would I just record the video separately and then edit it all together? or is there a smooth way to connect a camera into all this. thanks!
There's no definitive answer to this. How you record depends on how you want to record. You'd be best using something like OBS Studio where you can configure your camera and your mic to be recorded into a video file. Alternatively you can record the video using the default audio and record the audio separately. I wouldn't recommend this however as you'd have to clap at the start to have a point to line up to and sometimes, if it's a long recording, audio and video can run out of sync due to frame rate conversions.
How you connect your camera in depends on what camera you're using.
WOW, what camera are you using for recording this video? Crystal clear.
You can find all the studio equipment here mrc.fm/equipment
Thanks for this great tutorial! I'd love to see you do a tutorial on how to use Blackhole for Mac to share videos with audio over something like Zoom or Skype.
Thanks so much for the suggestion!
Hello Mike, great Adobe Audition tutorials right there. I learn a lot from your tutorials. You deserve a two thumbs-up 👍👍. Well I have a problem, after installing Asio4all in relation to connecting two USB microphones which work perfectly, I can't play music using Windows media player or VCL while Audition is running. Please help 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for your kind words.
Are you using PC or Mac?
Indeed, it is!
Question: My AU-A04H micphones are odd when using the plug @1:00. everything checks out fine but i cant change the level meters which are hitting 0 db the limiter easy. Only solution i found was to have the micphones away which defeats the podcast experience. I'm using a PC by the way just to clarify. Anyway around this one issue? Need help ASAP~
You should be able to adjust the level in the control panel or audio devices.
@@MikeRussell thanks for your quick response! And yes you are correct because I did that right after I sent the comment. It’s much better now, really appreciate it regardless!
Thanks for this! I currently use a yeti in my iPhone using the apple camera adapter. Is there a way to use 2 yeti mics on my iPhone? If so can they have binaural effect?
Thank you!
Unfortunately, it is not possible to directly connect and use two Yeti microphones on an iPhone. The iPhone's hardware and software limitations do not allow for multiple USB audio inputs simultaneously. Binaural effects would also need a special setup.
I’m not sure if you still use your iPhone to record but the Sennheiser AMBEO Smart Headset (iOS) is a great binaural microphone for iPhone! I love mine, although the price has rocketed since I got mine over a year ago!
I’m currently trying to start a podcast and was wondering if I would be able to use 3 usb mics using this method
Yes you can. My advice to you would be to follow the video and record in multitrack so you'll have independent tracks to make editing easier.
Hi Mike! Could you do a review of the JLabs Talk Pro mic? Please and Thank you.
Thanks for your suggestion
You are very welcome. Thank you for all the extremely helpful tutorials. The ones with the Rodecaster Pro are really helping.
Your every tutorial are awsome Sir! I have learned alot this was awsome please can you help me i want to record midi digital keyboard with usb condenser mic for vocal
This is amazing and very helpful. I’m new to this so I don’t understand at full capacity, can these be used for a podcast with two people or was the use for two microphones for the purpose of more coverage? Hope someone can answer this for me. Thank you!
Yes, absolutely! You can use two USB microphones to record a podcast with two people, allowing each person to have their own microphone for better sound quality and clarity in your recordings.
@@MikeRussellwonderful! Thank you very much Mike. I appreciate your time.
Thanks for this Mike. I wanted ask is there a noticeable difference when recording with 1 and 2 blue yeti microphones? I want to use this for acoustic piano recording. It would’ve been nice to hear the sound difference when recording with 1 mic only and then a recording I sing 2 mics.
Are these identical microphones, as I have two exactly the same microphones and my Mac will only show up one off them =(
You may need to check if both microphones are set to different input channels in your Mac's audio settings to ensure they are recognized individually for dual USB mic recording.
So when I plug in 2 of the same mic. When I try to make an aggregate device and select the 2. 1 of them says 2 in 0 out and the other says 0 in 2 out and it only one of the mic works
I would suggest joining our community where you can explain in greater detail and with screenshots community.musicradiocreative.com/
My goal is to use my iPhone 15 pro as the camera for a vlog/podcast (guest interview style). I have 2 Blue Yeti x mics. (Host/guest)
The Blackmagic app recognizes the 2 Yeti I mics but is only picking up sound from one mic. Mics are plugged into a Lention 10gbps hub. Hub directly to phone.
I want a portable studio I can take on the road/airline etc and just one pelican case. Trying to keep the parts to a minimum.
Am I doing something wrong??
It sounds like you may be experiencing a software limitation with the Blackmagic app recognizing both Blue Yeti X mics - try using a USB audio interface like the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 to connect both mics to your iPhone for better compatibility.
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when I record with my blueyeti using Asio, I have a loss of quality and a loss of flow...
Thanks for the tutorial Mike! One problem I am having with the same microphones you are using, is they pick up too much of the audio not being directly spoken into the mic. This leads to an echo when the audio is played back. Any solution or tips help, thank you so much!
With any condensor mic you'll need a quiet and acoustically treated space to stop this happening
you need to silence the mic when it is not been used. There is button for that at the front
I notice on your "Audio Device" window, there are 4 devices and each has a 2 in/ 0 out or a 0 in / 2 out function. I just purchased one today that has a 2/2 whereas my other has what you have (2/0 and 0/2). Is there a reason for this?
The 2 in/0 out or 0 in/2 out configurations are specialized for either input or output, while a 2/2 device can handle both simultaneously. A 2/2 setup offers more flexibility, especially if you're working on complex audio routing tasks.
I know this video is a little older but will 2 different headphones work if they are plugged into each Yeti microphone audio jack? Thanks!
Using two separate headphones plugged into each of the Yeti microphones should work fine for monitoring the audio from each mic individually.
Thank you so much for responding sir! Your content is great and has always been super helpful!@@MikeRussell
When I am on the audi mix, the mics have 1 input and 2 outputs each, how do I fix this please??!?!?
On Win 11 ASIO4all simply doesn't show up anywhere, not in recording device selection, not in sound settings, not as an app. It's just a dll, and nothing calls it.
Is it correctly installed? Check under sound settings that it's enabled
Hmmm... Seems like a difficult program to handle but manageable.
Hi Mike! I tried with two Maono AU-A40T but on my MacBook Pro only one is visible, I sent a message to a seller on Amazon and he said that is not possible to connect two identical mics with one laptop because they have the same serial number... but this is not true, I’ve seen tons of tutorial in which two identical mics are connected by MIDI AUDIO utility with aggregate device... I don’t understand! I really appreciate if you can help me! Congrats and thanks!
If you follow the instructions in the video you should be able to record both mics.
@@MikeRussell Hi Mike! Thanks for your reply, I really done your tut step by step but when I connect both mics only one is visible in MIDI AUDIO utility! I tried on more than one Mac!
I'm having the same issue with reaper using 2 blue yeti mics and asio4all
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@@nicholasodell9083 I am having the same issue, using Blue Yeti Mics on Mac with Audio Midi Setup. Did you manage to resolve this?
doesnt it creates an echo when speaking into one mic and the other picking up some voice as well?
You would need to set up your recording space properly as you would with any multiple mic setup
only one of my mics is showing up as input, the other is output and idk why. i have dynamic mics on a mac Air
If you follow the instructions then you'll see the input you've created 👍
Hello Mike. Thanks for the great tutorial. I am using iMac and Blue Yeti 2.0 microphones and for some reason, I can only see one microphone at a time in Audio Midi Setup (and also in all other programs). Both of them work fine separately, but when both are connected, iMac recognizes only one. Do you have any ideas about what is going on? Thanks!
If you follow through the video you should be able to get both working
@@MikeRussell Hi Mike, thanks for quick answer. I am actually not. In the list of devices in Audio Midi Setup I can actually see only one "Yeti stereo microphone" connected compared to four in your case (2:07). I understand that there is one virtual device for inputs/outputs each, however I just do not see it. In the meanwhile I tried to upgrade firmware of the mics through Sherpa app, but it's not actually working on newest MacOS. I will try to run the upgrade through Windows later. Any suggestions will be highly appreciated. In the meanwhile, one subscription for you sir. Your videos are top notch, super informative, accessible but also useful for us self-declared pros :)
So you’re unable to create the aggregate device?
Might be worth taking this to our community where you can share a screenshot of what’s happening or not happening.
community.musicradiocreative.com/
@@MikeRussell Yes, that's the issue. Can not create the aggregate device. Also, I am unable to update the firmware as the Sherpa app is waiting to get an update of MacOS 11 :/ ...
@@jakubsichta5724 I’m having same issues have u figured it out?
Hi Mike, can you do a review on the JLab mics from Best Buy?
Thanks for your suggestion
I dont know why I've inserted two USB microphones but only one is showing, and they both are working but i cant use them both at the same time, im using macbook air
Have you followed through all the steps?
@@MikeRussell i just figured that i was using the same exact ones, the have the same digital signal, im gonna have to get a different one.
If you are thinking of using a multi mic set up I would strongly recommend XLR mics and an interface
How do i do this if my using Audacity instead? Or if i just want two microphone setup because my friend and I need to do a zoom meeting together
The principal is exactly the same but for Audacity you'd have to enable ASIO if you're using a PC
Do you know if 2 Yetis would work on a Zoom session? I have a conference meeting of 12 people and 1 yeti does not pick up all the voices.
Yes, this should work for Zoom as well
I am planning to get 3 x Yeti Nano and use on MBP M1 . Can anyone able to feedback and verify that 3 same models able to work , with or without using Logitech/Blue software ?
That works fine in pc if you are recording 5 minutes or so, after that you'll get desynchronization wich will be bigger as the recording progresses.
Are these two of the same microphones you’re using?
@@MikeRussell No, and that's the point.
Check that both microphones are operating at the same sample rate in the control panel.
@@MikeRussell Ok, now works fine. I'd like to record a podcast with three mics, the process is the same?
My suggestion for this would be three XLR mics with a multitrack mixer but you could record using this method
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I'm hoping someone can help. I see that in this video there are two of the same microphone being used. I have two Fefine K688 USB microphones. I'm using my PC and I'm attempting to get both microphones assigned to separate channels in Voicemeeter Banana. I plug the first microphone in and successfully assign it to A1 in Voicemeeter. I then plug in the second Fefine to a different USB port, attempting to assign that one to A2 in a Voicemeeter, but since they show up/the description of the microphones is the same, it makes even more difficult. No matter what I do, I can't get the second microphone I plug in to be recognized by the computer. I'm now also getting a message that there's "bad audio driver installation detected". I assume that's directly related to Voicemeeter because that's when the warning pops-up, not when I plug in a microphone. I Uninstaller Voicemeeter and reinstalled, of course shutting down and rebooting in between, but still no luck. What I've also done is given the first microphone I plug in a specific name to help differentiate between the two since they're the same, but what happens is when I open my computer sound settings and plug in either microphone, the computer is recognizing it as the one given the special name. When I plug in both microphones at the same time, the audio settings recognize them as only one microphone! Any help I'd greatly appreciated.
Hello. I need some help. Can I use this method for a USB mic and an Audio interface instead of 2 USB mics?
In principal yes
What if the input on bot mic says 0 but yet the output says 2 output
Followed everything to the letter but I can not hear the audio in my headphones although the vocals are being picked up.
Can I suggest you make a post in our community where you can also share screenshots as that will help us better diagnose the problem? community.musicradiocreative.com/
@@MikeRussell Hi Mike! I have this same question and I can't seem to find anywhere this was discussed at this link. Could you help direct me? I can not hear any playback from my laptop like you can in the video, however my microphones are all set up and are recording well. I just can't play it back and hear it!
Mike, can you get the multi track to work with garage band? I have the two Yeti mics aggregated, but when recording in garage band only one mic works?
In GarageBand you'll need to create separate tracks for each mic and assign the correct input for each one.
I hope I am the first one that asked this but can you record 4 blue yeti at once
Follow the instructions in the video and add in all your mics
So I'm getting recording using the ASIO 4 all but I can't listen to the output in real time? I need to be able to hear my voice to adjust the levels can you help?
I suggest taking this to the community and making a post there where you'll be able to get more detailed help community.musicradiocreative.com/
Hi mike, is there a limit on how many mics can be hooked up?
I think the limit would probably come with available USB ports
In The setup tNice tutorials was a really helpful video but I'm using soft soft 12, is there a reason why I can't hear my own soft play? I click to play
I'd suggest taking this to our community and detailing fully your setup community.musicradiocreative.com/
HELP
When i click to assign Asio it says "devise cannot be opened"
NEVERMIND haha i just restarted my laptop and now im cookin with oil! Thank you!
would this same process apply to two microphones with jacks instead of USBs?
Do record multiple mics that are not USB you would need an interface or mixer capable of having that number of microphones.
@@MikeRussell many thanks
What computer should i use?
Your computer will depend on your usage
Can this two mics also be used on an iPhone 13 Pro Max at once?
This is for a computer.
@@MikeRussell Please can you do a tutorial on how we can use two Blue Yeti on an iPhone or iPad???
If you want to do that then you’ll need a computer. Phones were not designed for that.
Does this work for Audacity?
Yes, the method shown in the video can be applied to record two USB mics simultaneously in Audacity as well!
Can this work with obs? Because I have a podcast that me and my friends do but I’m trying to sync both of these blue yetis and they just don’t work at all and we’re trying to use OBS to record video and have the audio but we just get sound to one of microphone and it’s annoying
Are you using PC or Mac?
@@MikeRussell it’s a Mac
In that case you could try using Loopback to feed the 2 mics into OBS as one device.
@@MikeRussell if you by any chance can make a video on this that would be really interesting because I never heard of that
Have a look at this ruclips.net/video/ksdSF8fvS8Y/видео.html
Does it work the same way for a third or fourth USB mic?
Yes it does.
Will this work with 4 blue yeti?
If you follow through you should be able to use multiple microphones
Could this be done for a FB live? Having two usb mics on one Mac?
You could certainly live stream with this and possibly loopback as well.
Will this work for 3 mics at the same time?
Yes, it will.
Can I do the same thing on Garage Band?
As long as you can create the virtual device you can do this
hi I'm on pc and I cant monitor my mics how can I do it
Drop a post in our community detailing your hardware and software setup community.musicradiocreative.com/
Does it works with 3 usb microphones?
Yes
Had issues with asio4all, I think voicemeeter is a better solution.
Both solutions will work
@@MikeRussell Had some major issues with asio4all which made my pc not play sound at all. Ended up reformatting it was so bad.
can you record each mic on one channel with voicemeeter?
Can this be done on Audacity?
This is an Audition tutorial levering Audition's technology
it just comes up with a error message about drivers and sample rates
Make sure your devices are all using 44,100 as their sample rate
I tried every sample rate that came up bro. I got a blue screen of death and fl crashed like 50 times
I think it’s best if you head to our community where you can share screenshots which may help to diagnose. community.musicradiocreative.com/
Is it possible to start podcasts using this program?
Yes, I use Adobe Audition to produce podcasts
@@MikeRussell Thank you so much!
Would anybody have a free option available since Adobe Audition isn't free?
Audition is a subscription based product, I believe well worth the monthly investment but if you want free there are some videos on my channel discussing free DAW software.
Does this work with more than 2 mics?
What mics do you have? Rode have developed companion software for their NT USB mics which provides a mixing console for multiple mics. Otherwise you could try this technique.
I want to do this but for zoom
Follow the instructions to set up the mics and set them up as your input to Zoom
Is it possible to use three
Depends on your computer setup
Aye mucca
IS there a Asio4all mac??
ASIO is a PC audio format so there is not a version for Mac
Audition is only finding one Yeti microphone to choose from on 2 USB Yetis connected
Are you using PC or Mac?
@@MikeRussell pc. It finds both mics in Mono not Stereo
Unless they are Blue Yeti most mics are mono anyway
@@MikeRussell they both say Blue at the top of the box
I tried to send pics of the boxes but cannot figure it out
We are selling our blue yeti mics.
Time for something different? 😉