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Quick Start Guide

Learn the basic features and start creating with Mikme.

Written by Laura Helm

Updated over a week ago

1 – First, charge your Mikme

We're going to get Mikme ready to perform. Use the included USB cable to charge your Mikme via USB plug (either a computer or a wall plug). The power LED will start blinking orange after some minutes.

graph TD
    A["Server"] --> B["USB Symbol"]
    B --> C["Computer"]
    C --> D["Directional Arrow"]
    D --> E["Arrow pointing right"]

! Let Mikme charge for approximately 4 hours. While charging, the Power LED will flash orange. Once Mikme is fully charged the Power LED light turns off.

LED blinking BATTERY STATUS while charging plug-in USB charger computer

2 - Power on

First, disconnect the USB cable. Then press the power button for 1 second. Hence the power LED and top LED will light up.

LED green orange orange blinking BATTERY STATUS IF POWERED ON good okay charge soon tap & hold POWER on off

3 - Record

Tap the button to start recording: the top LED will be red.

FRONT SIDE Make sure you sing in here. tap tap double tap tap & hold START RECORDING stop & save playback last recording set the gain with +/- buttons MIKME

Tap the top button again to stop and save the recording. The top LED will be white.

To turn off Mikme, just hold down the Power button for 5 seconds.

4 – Pair Mikme with your iOS device

Download the App from the App store (Mikme Audio Recording App). As the app is in a public beta stage, it is recommended to make regular backups of your recordings and check the AppStore for the latest version on a regular basis.

Learn how to link your Mikme Microphone wirelessly with your iOS device. You can either pair it directly from the App or do it manually switching on the iPhone Bluetooth.

• Go to "Settings" in the Mikme App tap "Pair new Mikme".
  • Follow the instructions in the App

CONNECT THE MIKME MICROPHONE WITH THE APP

graph LR
    A["App Store"] --> B["DOWNLOAD the Mikme app"]
    B --> C["Mikme"]
    C --> D["Settings"]
    D --> E["MIKME NOT CONNECTED"]
    E --> F["CONNECT"]
    F --> G["tap"]
    G --> H["CONNECT"]

• Press and hold the Bluetooth for 2 seconds.
• Mikme goes into pairing mode.

CONNECT VIA BLUETOOTH

LED steady blue blinking BLUETOOTH STATUS connected visible / connecting iPhone SETTINGS Bluetooth ON Tap Mikme Microphone and connect tap & hold BLUETOOTH on bluetooth off Bluetooth ON My Devices Mikme Microphone

5 – Play around with the App

The Mikme Recording App works seamlessly with the Mikme Microphone and lets you capture audio with ease.

See the Mikme App's main features at a glance:

• Remote control local recordings

You can control your Mikme Microphone remotely. Start and stop local audio recordings and change settings of the microphone. The recording will be streamed right away to the app.

• Wirelessly record audio

Record and stream audio from the Mikme Microphone completely wireless to your iPhone. Then edit, mix and share right from App.

• Wirelessly record and sync audio & video

Record audio from the Mikme Microphone wirelessly while capturing video with the camera of your iPhone. The App will automatically synchronise the audio with the video. You can then modify your creation with the different editing options available.

For much information see the article

6 – Getting familiar with your Mikme

Below a quick recap. Let's take a look at some important buttons, nooks and crannies we'll need, such as:

LED green orange orange blinking BATTERY STATUS good okay charge soon LED blue blinking BLUETOOTH STATUS connected pairing / connecting tap ON tap & hold off plug-in USB charger computer mobile tap VOLUME up down tap BLUETOOTH on bluetooth off plug-in 3,5mm OUT earbuds camera line-out

Once you're familiar with all buttons, it looks like Mikme is ready to take center stage.

Happy Creating!

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