Example of disabling and then re-enabling Blue Voice inside of Logitech G Hub. The attached video clip shows major improvements to both the microphone and the video quality, although the frames per second doesn’t seem to be fully 30 fps. The video lagging problem and the 30 fps issue seems to have been fixed also. I suspect the user can delete steps #5 and #9 and keep Logitech G Hub open while opening Camtasia, but I could not re-test this because I don’t know what “broke” the connection between Yeti X and all of my software that uses a microphone. Your microphone and webcam should work properly now, so you can close Logitech G Hub. Click the check the box called “ENABLE Blue VO!CE” to re-enable Blue Voice. When the Camtasia recording options dialog box opens, click on the “Microphone” twisty to select the “Yeti X” as your mic. Assuming you opened Camtasia, open a new blank project and hit the Record button. 
Open an application that uses a microphone (e.g., Camtasia).Uncheck the box called “ENABLE Blue VO!CE”.Close all applications that might possibly using a microphone.INSTRUCTIONS FOR WINDOWS 10 USERS WHO HAVE A LOGITECH C920s WEBCAM, A BLUE YETI X MICROPHONE, AND LOGITECH G HUB INSTALLED WITH BLUE VOICE ENABLED: Here are the steps that solved the problem of my Blue Yeti X microphone not connecting to Camtasia, which incidentally seemed to fix the webcam graininess problem as well. However, the fix required the assistance of my IT professional son, who is a master whiz with technology. I finally got my Blue Yeti X microphone working and solved the graininess problem with the my webcam when used with Camtasia.
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