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I have tried reinstalling, restarting, etc, yet nothing seems to work. I have checked the privacy settings, and there is nothing wrong there. I have verified that the mics work with other programs, and also can see the input bar moving on Windows Audio. I mainly use a Blue Yeti USB mic, but neither of the programs get input from ANY of my mics. I tried installing Banana to see if it would work, and it worked for all of about 5 minutes and after a restart, I believe, was not getting input AGAIN. After installing it and VBCable, I could NOT for the life of me get it to receive ANY input at all, from any of my mics. Recently built a new 8700k with a Gigabyte gaming 7 motherboard, and as I was setting it up to stream, I went to set up VoiceMeeter. Port.So I have been using VoiceMeeter on my old PC to stream for a while now and love it. For some reason the microphone will not work when connected to a USB 3.0 port so if you have it connected to this port then you should try connecting it to a USB 2.

Most people who have experienced this problem fixed it by connecting the microphone to a USB 2.0 port. Try connecting the microphone to a different USB port The Blue Yeti is very sensitive so keeping it to 0 or around those levels should fix the issue of background noise.Ĭheck if the microphone not recognized issue still occurs. Note: If you are experiencing a lot of noise with the microphone then simply reduce the volume of the microphone. Click the speaker button if you see a red icon on it.

Make sure the volume of the microphone is set to maximum and isn’t mute.

Double click USB Advanced Audio Device.

If you are still unable to record anything then proceed with the following steps. The microphone should now be set as the default recording device.

Right click USB Advanced Audio Device and select Set Default Device.

Locate the microphone named USB Advanced Audio Device or the name you gave to this mic.

If you can barely hear any volume when recording sounds using this microphone then you should try to increase the Blue Yeti volume. You can simply overwrite and name this device whatever you want.

You will see a text box with the name of the device.

Right click USB Advanced Audio Device and select Properties.

Locate the microphone named USB Advanced Audio Device.

Right click the Speaker icon from the system tray (bottom right corner).

If the entry disappears then it is confirmed. You can confirm whether this entry is Blue Yeti microphone or not by simply disconnecting the microphone.

If you see an entry named USB Advanced Audio Device then the computer is detecting your microphone.

The first thing you will need to do in this case is to check if Blue Yeti is recognized by Windows 10. Check if the microphone is recognized by your computer