Hello Waze,
I have attached a link to the owner's manual for the Hummingbird mic. The Hummingbird is an XLR microphone requiring 48-volt phantom power, which is provided by most
microphone preamps, mixing consoles or stand-alone power supplies. In the
studio, high-performance mic preamps, and high-quality
cables can help you get the most out of Hummingbird.
Note that a preamp that supplies insufficient or unstable phantom power
can result in distortion and/or degraded performance when used with the
Hummingbird or any phantom-powered mic. Configuration varies depending on what audio interface you are using. A standard Blue Yeti microphone connects via USB. Both offer quality audio. I hope you enjoy your Blue microphone. Please feel welcome to visit the support website for further support.
Best regards,
John at Blue/Logitech
https://s3.amazonaws.com/cd.bluemic.com/pdf/hummingbird/Blue_Hummingbird_UserManual.pdf
