You're right in this scenario, its just not something i really put a ton of thought into before purchasing them. I heard they were decent headphones and thought, why not. My computer still will not pick up the yeti audio, even tho it is still working to relay the audio to the headphones.Īs for headphones, i just wanted the option to have the headphone mic if im using it for other reasons. Having said this, i have tried every combination of this set up using the yeti as default playback or not. Also as i mentioned, even without the headset connected as well, and Yeti set to default as the Playback device, as well as the Recording device (Yeti is actually recognized as a sound card, and can relay all PC audio through it). I did mention at the end of my post that i had set it to the default, but no worries, my post was long and not structured very well. Any help would be amazing.Ĭlick to expand.Great questions.
Nothing is working to rectify the problem. Ive done everything from not using any headphones, uninstalling and installing the mic through device manager, making sure the settings are correct and set as the default device. The PC and G HUB still do not pick up anything. Also, if i set my headphones to 3.5mm jack and plug directly into the mic instead of the computer, i am able to hear the mic sound, and all volume adjustments made on the mic work.
My computer isnt detecting ANY sound from it, however, when i change settings on the mic (volume, gain, etc) it DOES change in the G HUB program.
All of a sudden, my Blue Yeti is saying "No input detected. I bought a new headset (Logitech G635) which plug in via USB or 3.5mm, but are only detecting on the PC and in G HUB when the USB is plugged in. At this point, the Blue Yeti X i purchased worked just fine. Here's what happened: I was using a pair of headphones that had a 3.5mm jack that splits into mic and headset audio.
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