• Best Settings Blue Yeti Adobe Audition
• Blue Yeti Adobe Audition
• Blue Yeti Adobe Audition

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Best Settings Blue Yeti Adobe Audition

Problem solved!!!

Ok so I looked into it. What you guys were suggesting was right. First problem:

- Error message appears-- Sample Rate does not match audio device

I go to the Sound settings in Control Panel. I match the exact Sample Rate of the microphone with the output device. Second problem:

- Recording occurs, but nothing can be heard afterwards

To fix this problem, I went back to the Control Panel and I made sure the output device was selected as the 'Speakers', specifically. Then to be sure I check the Sample Rate so that it matches the microphone.

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Third problem:
- Recording occurs, but nothing can be heard, again.

I'm freaking out. So I figure its a problem with Adobe. I go to Edit--Preferences--Audio Hardware. Make sure that your Default Input is set to the specific microphone and your Default Output is set to your 'Speakers'. I record again. This time I can hear everything.

Case Closed!

(Also, be sure that your sample rate settings in the Adobe software are set to match the settings of the Mic and Speakers in the Control Panel)

Recently I have been looking for a way to reduce the background noise my microphone produces. I own a Blue Yeti Microphone mounted on a RODE Arm Stand and I like to keep my microphone fairly far away so its not in my face and doesn’t distract me while I record audio or play video games.

However, at this distance, the microphone unfortunately picks up a lot of background noise including computer fans, outside noises and even small things like picking up/putting down a cup of water.

Part of the Solution

Download maxim integrated products others driver. To solve this I found a wonderful video by SaaiTV linked below. I have built onto this solution to make it better but the first thing you should do is follow the Youtube video tutorial and come back here to continue. Keep in mind I am using Adobe Audition CS6 and would recommend you use the same version (it will help later on in this tutorial).

The Problem

If you followed the instructions in the video and are happy with the result, you may want to keep the noise reduction effect so its always on. For recording audio and small tasks, you can simply run Adobe Audition and open your saved session and then close it when you are done. If this is all you want to do then this post won’t help you.

However, if you want to keep the noise reduction effect 24/7 so you can take advantage of it all the time, I will tell you how to run Adobe Audition when your computers boots up in the background so its out of the way. Usb browser mouse driver download.

Rest of the Solution

When you run Adobe Audition in the background keep in mind it will always be running. On my machine (which is quite good), it used 150MB of RAM and 1-3% CPU constantly.

This is no issue for me at all but might reduce performance significantly on other machines.

Download microsoft hard disk controller driver. Now, the first thing you want to do is download a program called AutoHotKey from https://autohotkey.com/

Once installed, remember the full path to the AutoHotkey.exe executable. We will need it later.

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In my case, the full path is:

Now, pick a folder on your computer to store a new AutoHotKey script file (.ahk file).
In this example I’ll pick:

We are going to put a new file here called adobe_audition_microphone.ahk. Download the file I have prepared and copy and paste it in this folder: Download Link

Now, open this file using Notepad (or your favourite text editor). You should see this text:

There are a few adjustments you need to make.
Firstly, replace ADOBE_AUDITION_PATH with the path to your Adobe Audition executable. Make sure to keep the quotes around the path intact.
Mine was located at:

Make sure to save your changes before exiting your text editor.
Now, perform a little test by double clicking your adobe_audition_microphone.ahk file.
If everything is working, it should open up Adobe Audition, and then hide the window once its open.
It should not appear in your taskbar as a minimised window.
Make sure you see Adobe Audition running in Task Manager.

Now go to Windows Sound options, go to the Recording tab, right click on your Virtual Audio Cable Line, click properties, go to the Listen tab and press Listen to this device. You should now hear your microphone output as processed by Adobe Audition. If you do not, then you have done something wrong.

The last step is to make our AutoHotKey script (C:MyAhkFolderadobe_audition_microphone.ahk ) start with Windows so your microphone’s input is always being processed and output to your virtual audio cable.
There are plenty of tutorials on how to do this on the internet.

Here is an easy one to follow:
https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/FAQ.htm#Startup

Good luck!