That's present in any recording at home or work in any software (including Audacity). The issue comes back sometimes after hours sometimes days. In Discord, open the Settings menu by clicking on the cog icon next to your name and avatar in the bottom left. Unfortunately, it happened twice in Conference calls which caused me some trouble in the meeting. At first, my Blue Yeti mic worked perfectly fine, however audio would cut out after a time, and if i was using a voice chat program (mumble, teamspeak) the audio would get stuck in a loop as if someone in the channel was playing a lopped syllable. Use an external headphone jack. If this scratchy static noise has disappeared, then you can be sure that the jack is damaged. Discord is great for voice chatting, but you might have to change some settings to fix static, background noise, and poor audio quality. There's a fair bit of background static. Its exterior is fully made of metal, therefore, it’s so weighty. The buttons and knobs are plastic. I haven't used one myself but if the wire on the mic is bad then you could possibly get a new mic depending on the age of the equipment. There are many speakers that feature a built-in headphone jack. The static is somehow being added to the microphone audio by OBS. Sometimes I get awful static noise or really bad quality through the headphone jack on the Yeti Nano. Setting the sound card from Duplex to Playback and restarting JACK resolved the problem. I recorded audio on my computer with the same mic, but without OBS, and it sounded fine. I can't really tell what causes the issue. The microphone is making an horrible static, and my voice heavily distorted and robotic, what I'm saying is barely understandable. Compatible with your Blue Yeti, this headphone is designed with specially formulated acoustic silk to ensure that you hear an impressive frequency response of 10 decibels. The Blue Yeti has had cable problems for a good number of people. This is what a screencast sounds like with the Yeti. The sound is less echoey than when Listen is checked, but it is still there for sure. Whenever I record with OBS and my microphone, I keep getting the annoying static.I tried OBS and OBS Multiplatform and they both produce the same static. Blue Yeti mic not working Win10 I have upgraded from Win8.1 to Win10, and am having audio issues. It has an awesome sound quality (48000hz). Other then that, you could possible fix it yourself if you … I just bought a Blue Yeti and i was going to try out the headphones monitoring/built in DAC/Amp, but when i plugged my headphones in and put the volume higher i noticed a very noticable hiss/hum coming from the mic, so i first thought it was the mic picking something up in my room. I got a blue yeti mic as a birthday gift in May. Thanks to the answer of AJ Henderson, I was able to resolve the same issue. This is what it sounds like with my old USB headset mic. You can determine if your issue can be isolated to a single jack by simply plugging your headphones into a different jack. This problem did not exist yesterday -- it all worked fine before and responded to … I also had a high pitch whine or noise when using my M-Audio Fast Track Pro under Linux with Jack Audio and the Pulse Audio JACK Sink. The Sennheiser HD 650 Open Back Professional Headphone is the stallion of headphones. The black mic includes the base attached to the device and it’s also made of metal, therefore, it’s rather heavy compared to other microphones.There’s mini-USB jack at the base with headphone jack. Re-plugging the USB resolves the issue. The voice quality isn't as good but there's not that terrible background noise either. A list of things I did by now:-Test my mic with other PC (works)-Test with other headset/mic (no difference)-Test with not front mic in, but also rear mic in and line in jacks. Here’s how to choose your sound devices and make sure you’re coming in crystal clear. Blue Microphones Yeti Blackout is perfectly built. – devsnd Jan 31 '15 at 14:04 | My microphone insists on playing back through my headphones even though the radio button "Listen to this Device" is unchecked.