When Blue Voice is enabled, you have total control over your microphone. From the RGB of the knob and meters on the front of the mic to the headphone EQ to the EQ of the Yeti X itself via Blue Voice. The G Hub software controls every aspect of the microphone.
Available for download was the Blue Sherpa software (which does little more than upgrade the firmware of the mic) and the Logitech G Hub software, which does a lot more. Testing the mic out of the box, it sounded quite good, so imagine my surprise when I realized there was software to download for the Blue Yeti X. “Testing the mic out of the box, it sounded quite good, so imagine my surprise when I realized there was software to download for the Blue Yeti X.” Cardioid, picking up the front and a bit of the sides, Omnidirectional, picking up in all directions, Stereo, picking up the balance of sound between the left and right of the mic and bidirectional, picking up the front and back for interviews. The Blue Yeti X is built with a four-capsule condenser array for the clearest pickup patterns of which the mic offers four. The microphone is easily detached from the stand via two screws on the side should you want to mount it to a mic arm. Pressing the knob for 2 seconds will switch between any of these modes.
On the mic, you’ll find a headphone out jack and a smart knob that acts as the mute, gain, headphone volume, metering (see your vocal levels) and blend modes.
Also included in the box is a micro USB cable. To say that the mic has a sturdy design is an understatement, The mic itself weighs 1.14lbs (2.8lbs with the stand), but in addition to its top-notch build quality, it is sleek and professional looking. Unboxing the Yeti X revealed the most beautiful USB microphone I have had the pleasure of opening.
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