“So I just bought a BlueMic Snowball. I see it's way different from the USB Yeti Microphone that I also have. For the USB Yeti Microphone, it has a headphone port to listen and record music. But for the snowball it doesn't have it. How come?”
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When I researched this product, it's ideal use is designed for beginner's and thus may explain why the price point is more attractive for consumers. It can record vocals and musical instruments very well.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Well, the Yeti costs more than twice as much as the Snowball, so you can expect fewer features for a lower price. If you're using a computer to record on, the simple solution is to plug a set of headphones into another port and check your audio settings such that the mic is the audio input and the headphones are the audio output. I sometimes do that with my Samson Q2U (which is competitively priced with the Snowball but comes with a small-USB-port and a set of headphones that plugs into it). Sometimes having the phones plugged into the mic is uncomfortable for space/movement reasons, so I just plug my earbuds into the computer instead.
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