(SimpleScreenRecorder reports Warning: Stream was moved to a different source.)īut next time I open SimpleScreenRecorder it has not saved these changes and I have to use pavucontrol again to switch the recording source to the Blue Yeti mic. It will help to take note that most sound recordings will generate background noise. This ambient noise can be a downer when you are recording a song or doing live streaming.

With pavucontrol still open I started a recording with SimpleScreenRecorder, looking under 'Recording' in pavucontrol I could see the SimpleScreenRecorder entry (while it was recording) and it showed that it was still using the built-in audio card as the recording source, so I just switched the recording source to the Blue Yeti mic. 2) The Blue Yeti Picking Up Background Noise When doing a recording, your mic will sometimes pick up ambient noise. This way you adjust the overall volume of the sound recording, no need to raise.

NOTE: The Shock mounts are not suitable for BLUE YETI AT897 SHOTGUN MIC RE20 MIC The 3/8' to 5/8' plastic screw adapter is in the end of shock mount. If you are not sure whether your microphone matches the microphone stand, please feel free to ask us, we will be happy to serve you. Using pavucontrol (see answer in Sound Input device (microphone) not working, no need for sudo in this case) I discovered that microphone appears and sound was detected under 'Input Devices' (there is a meter that shows the incoming sound level). In order to use the blue yeti microphone properly, there are 5 rules. Help you perfectly match most microphones on the market. I was trying to record using SimpleScreenRecorder but no sound from mic was detected. It was detected and appears under 'Audio' in System Settings, it also appears in alsamixer (type alsamixer in konsole).

Using a Blue Yeti microphone in Kubuntu 20.04.

Blue yeti mic not picking up sound