Do I still need to use my pop filter if I was to buy this product and if so, how will I adjust the pop filter with the isolation shield?
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You will definitely need to use your pop filter to stop poping "p" and breath noises. The isolation shield lowers room reverberation that normally comes to the back and sides of your microphone from walls and low ceilings that can cause it sound thin in a room that is not acoustically treated. Think of it as a mini vocal booth. It doesn't kill it totally bouncing reflections but reduces it greatly giving you a tighter clearer sound out of your microphone. A lot will depend on the microphone you are using. I currently have two shields that I use one a pair of Rode NT-1 mics mostly for vocals. The shield works on the sides and rear of the microphone and has little effect on the front of the microphone so you still need to make sure nothing is bouncing off walls directly behind you. I think this shield does a great job.
1505068
The pop filter is sufficient enough. The foam mostly protects from dirt/debris/condensation. So depending on the environment you will use the Yeti in will determine whether you need the foam over the microphone.
196439
Yes, in fact, you can use a pop filter with virtually any microphone; it is just more difficult to mount a pop filter in front of some microphones because they have unusual mounting arrangements. The go mic is capatible with most pop filters. Tim
220201
Not at all. I have my pop filter screwed in to my Blue Yeti, and I have full access to the 3.5mm jack and USB port.
1719654
I was curious with u question... So I just tried the pop filter on my table top stand, and it works just as well as on my floor stand... So the answer to ur question is , yes it will work with ur table top stand...
1879855
They also sell a pre-filter sock that installs over the primary filter. I think if I was in a dusty environment I would invest in that. It is not very expensive. Just a thought. Good luck.
1582879
the pop filter filters your breathe from hitting the mic so it does not add unwanted noise to your recording and it also can make your voice sound better.
1834630
I can only tell you about the one I ordered. It came with a shock mount (not great quality and I needed to buy a new one after less than a year), and aluminimum case. It has a sponge wind shield which works great. I don't use a pop filter and P¡s are fine.
372520
There is a mesh filter that I use. It says you can use pods but that doesn't work for me. I wouldn't use any other filter. Why would you want to?
1232464
We had the same problem - evidently we may have waited too long to change the filter and so much pressure built up in the chamber that it ruined the plastic threads in the cap. We had to use some large channel lock pliers to turn the cap out and ruined the threads in the process. We contacted customer support about the problem and they replaced the unit - hope this helps
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I am honestly not sure on the model of the filter I have. But I do know the "cover" comes off and that's where you usually stick the filter. Now- I should note- these particular filters seem to be "thicker" than the regular ones... and I actually had to tape the cover to the base so it would stay on. Other than that, it works great!
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Hi Gerald. You will be able to clamp this pop filter onto a desk that's 1.25" wide. Maybe slightly wider than that, but you would struggle to fit it to something 1.5" wide. Hope that helps you make your decision about whether to get the flat clamp pop filter. Regards, Lee
1879330
I bought the blue universal pop filter and it works like a dream, its not that expensive and its made by blue.
398172
If by built-in pop filter, you're referring to one of those foam sleeves that fits over the top of your mic, the answer is yes because this wind screen will do a better job than the foam sleeve. This is because the wind screen will disperse the air that will cause a pop at a greater distance from the microphone.
2224500
Mine came in a case with a shock mount and pop filter. It looks like a standard size mount. You might be able to find the original somewhere.
2276651
i haven't needed it dramatically, but if you use the mic very closely to your mouth you will need a pop filter
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Pop filters are a way of making the hard sounds like a "p" or "s" a bit softer. So when you use any kind of recording device it does help to use it. I personally don't bother with it because I'm already happy with the quality and don't use it for singing or recording music. You can never go wrong with using a pop filter though. It won't change your sound.