I’ve been using the original Yeti in the studio and at home since it came out. My husband recently “borrowed” it for recording at his band’s rehearsal studio. I hope it makes it home again some day, but it might get to stay there now that Blue has announced the new Yeti Pro.
I did get to see the Yeti Pro at CES, but I didn’t get information on when it might be released, but now it’s official. Our only complaint with the original Yeti was that it was USB only. While that’s okay for me, since I mostly work from a computer, my husband has a full set-up and would prefer an XLR connection.
Enter the Yeti Pro – dual outputs, USB and XLR! It looks just like the original Yeti, but in black. It has the same triple array custom condenser capsules that can record in cardioid, omni, stereo, and bi-directional. It records at 24bit/192kHz, the highest digital resolution on the market.
The Yeti Pro is available now from authorized Blue Microphone dealers with an MSRP of $249. See the full press release after the break.
Blue Microphones Announces Yeti Pro, World’s Highest Resolution USB Microphone with XLR Output
Yeti Pro is the first microphone to offer 24 bit/192 kHz digital recording resolution with an analog XLR output option
Blue Microphones, a leading innovator in microphone technology and design, announces Yeti Pro (www.bluemic.com/yetipro), the world’s first USB microphone combining 24 bit/192 kHz recording resolution, the highest digital resolution on the market, with analog XLR output. Like the Yeti, Yeti Pro features Blue’s premium condenser capsules set in a proprietary triple capsule array, offering the flexibility of four recording patterns for capturing a variety of recording situations from desktop to studio.
“With Yeti Pro’s high resolution capabilities, we are taking USB microphones to a truly professional level, while bringing its multi-pattern versatility to a studio setting,” said John Maier, CEO of Blue Microphones. “Yeti Pro not only breaks the quality/price barrier by bringing 192kHz resolution to our popular line of desktop USB products, but with the addition of stereo analog out, our users can now take the triple capsule array, and the variety of options it brings, into more traditional studio environments, such as professional broadcast, podcasting, home studios and more.”
Yeti Pro is designed to provide the highest performance possible in a digital microphone. With recording resolution of 24bit/192kHz, Yeti Pro captures audio with four times greater detail than CD-quality audio. Unlike most USB microphones, which are limited to fixed recording resolutions, Yeti Pro features a next generation analog-digital converter chip that allows a range of recording resolutions, from 22kHz up to 192kHz and common sampling rates in-between. Designed with the audio principles of Blue’s award-winning professional studio microphones, Yeti Pro features separate circuit boards to maintain the integrity of the analog and digital signal paths and discrete electronic components to maintain the highest signal quality. For analog recording, Yeti Pro also includes an XLR stereo breakout cable for simple attachment to analog equipment.
Building upon the technology in the No. 1-selling Yeti, Yeti Pro offers Blue’s custom condenser capsules in a triple array with four distinct recording patterns (cardioid, omni, stereo, bi-directional) for both digital and analog recording. Like Yeti, Yeti Pro also maintains zero-latency headphone output with volume control for direct monitoring, adjustable gain control and a digital mute button. The Yeti’s angle can be adjusted on its custom-designed desk stand or secured to a stand with its standard mic thread. Like all of Blue’s USB microphones, Yeti Pro is compatible with both Mac and PC.
Yeti Pro, MSRP $249, is now available at authorized Blue Microphones dealers. For more information, visit www.bluemic.com/YetiPro.
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