There are a lot of online store selling Tibetan and Chakra Healing Singing Bowls. While choosing a singing bowl it’s important to choose the sound that you can connect with. In online you can choose a singing bowl visually appealing to you, but you might still be in doubt about the sound and vibration it creates. So, to address this problem we have added a sound feature in our listing and now you can listen to the sound of Singing bowl and choose the best singing bowl for you.

In order to be able to record sound we realised that we needed the necessary resources and tools. There were lot of sound recording tools with different prices. We had to choose the Sound mics very carefully as we would be using it for a good long time till future. After a lot of research and reading reviews we came across BLUE YETI X.Yeti X delivers legendary Blue broadcast sound with greater focus and clarity —in four versatile pickup patterns. An illuminated multi-function smart knob is the feature we loved as it monitors and adjust voice level in real time, providing precise control over audio stream. The LED metering made it easy during recording process, however relying on your ears more than your eyes is important here—it's possible to overload the mic's capsules. The great premium features of this mics would certainly capture all the layers of Singing Bowl sound.

We have used Blue Yeti X to record all the sound clip of our Singing Bowl in the website. We do recommend using Blue Yeti X, if you are looking for microphone to record Singing Bowls or other musical instruments too. Click here to listen to our Sound Cloud station for different singing bowls.

Using the Blue Yeti Properly for Recording Singing Bowl Sound

The Blue Yeti X microphone offers four versatile pickup patterns: Cardioid, Omni, Bidirectional, and Stereo. Each mode is suitable for different recording scenarios, and choosing the right one is crucial for capturing the best sound from your singing bowl.

1. Cardioid Mode: This mode is perfect for recording a single singing bowl. It captures sound directly in front of the microphone while minimizing background noise from the sides and rear. This is ideal for solo recordings where you want to focus on the pure sound of the singing bowl without any ambient noise.

2. Omnidirectional Mode: If you are recording multiple singing bowls simultaneously or want to capture the ambient sound of a room, this mode is the best choice. It picks up sound equally from all directions, providing a more immersive audio experience.

3. Bidirectional Mode: This mode captures sound from the front and rear of the microphone while rejecting sound from the sides. It’s great for recording duets or interviews where two sources are positioned on either side of the microphone.

4. Stereo Mode: For a rich and natural sound, stereo mode is the best. It uses both the left and right channels to create a realistic stereo image. This is particularly effective for capturing the spatial characteristics of a singing bowl’s sound, giving the listener a more immersive experience.

When recording singing bowls, it’s important to place the microphone at an optimal distance. Too close, and you might capture unwanted noise and distortion; too far, and you might lose the finer details of the sound. Experiment with different distances and angles to find the sweet spot that best captures the resonance and harmonics of the singing bowl.

Visit Our YouTube Channel

We have recorded all our singing bowls with the Blue Yeti X and uploaded them to our YouTube channel. This allows our customers to listen and choose the perfect singing bowl for their needs. You can visit our YouTube channel Himalayas Shop to explore the different sounds and find the one that resonates with you.