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I’ve spent the last six years or so recording a goofy Mystery Science Theater 3000 fan podcast with my friends, and for the majority of that time, I’ve used the Yeti from Blue Microphones to capture my voice. The original Yeti is arguably one of the most well-regarded USB microphones for podcasting and streaming, but the brand new Yeti Nano (See it on Amazon) offers many of the original’s great features in a much smaller package. I spent some time recording with the Yeti Nano to see if it’s worth an upgrade for existing Yeti users, or even those just looking for a decent mic to start podcasting and streaming.
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I’ve spent the last six years or so recording a goofy Mystery Science Theater 3000 fan podcast with my friends, and for the majority of that time, I’ve used the Yeti from Blue Microphones to capture my voice. The original Yeti is arguably one of the most well-regarded USB microphones for podcasting and streaming, but the brand new Yeti Nano (See it on Amazon) offers many of the original’s great features in a much smaller package. I spent some time recording with the Yeti Nano to see if it’s worth an upgrade for existing Yeti users, or even those just looking for a decent mic to start podcasting and streaming.
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