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I am still not exactly certain on cause of static (most people can hear it in speakers, especially when moving mouse) but i blame ****** motherboard or ****** USB ports. I had no option of grounding my computer in a better way though But solution to my problem was simple, i just had to move about 7-10 feet from computer and static was gone. It was inaudible when i was listening a clean signal. I had similar problem when recording guitar, using external DAC, when I used overdrive effects I heard static because pickups interfered with my computers electromagnetic field. If you have yeti pro, use XLR cable and external DAC (i dont think it will help though if your computer is cause of interference) Try moving mic as far as possible from computer and see if it picks up interference thereĤ. Try sticking your mic in laptop (borrow one if u don't own it) that isn't plugged into electricityģ. I'd run few tests before smashing motherboard to pieces.Ģ. Ain't no usb cable of any kind gonna help you there, because mic is most likely the one picking up most of that noise. Yeah, that what you sir are hearing is your microphone picking up electromagnetic interference from your computer. I just need a USB cable that will not act as a 10 foot antenna and don’t know where to look next after trying the so-called “double-shielded” USB cables from Tripp-Lite and having no success.

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The area has Bluetooth and WiFi dongles, and a WiFi router, and there’s nothing I can do about that. 12-15 feet would be preferable to allow for movement of the mic on the stand, and neat cable management. So, now I am in need of a way to connect my Yeti AT LEAST 10 feet from my PC’s USB port without picking up this RFI. Do I have to connect something on the double-shielded USB extension cables to ground for the shielding to work? I purchased several of these “double-shielded” USB extenders in 6 foot and 10 foot lengths, hoping they would solve my RFI problems, but using them results in the same high-pitched background noise as using the long mini-USB or my old USB extension cables from Monoprice. When I reattached only the 10 foot mini USB cable which came included with the Yeti, the whine came back.

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I almost completely eliminated the whine by connecting the mic to my PC with an 8-inch mini-USB cord that came with a Sansa clip, but that isn’t useful to me.

The problem I am having is that the USB cable is picking up a great deal of RFI, which causes a high-pitch whine in the background of all my recordings (btw, I always have the gain at the lowest setting). I just received the Blue Yeti ( ) a few days ago and let me first say that I am happy with this mic, and it does not appear to be defective in any way.

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