
Contents
1
Introduction
2 Package
Contents
3
MiC Features
4
System Requirements
5 Using
the
Tripod
6 Using
MiC
with
an iPad
7
Using
MiC
with
an iPhone
or
iPod
touch
8 Using
MiC
with
a Mac
9-10
Recording Techniques
11
-
14
Registration and Warranty
Information

Introduction
Thank you for purchasing MiC
by
Apogee.
MiC
is
an
amazing microphone built by
an
award winning engineering team that
is
driven by a passion for the best sound quality possible.
We
hope you love this product!
Register your MiC*:
www.apogeedigital.com/register
*With your registration you will receive free Apogee Technical Support from a live
operator and automatic product update notifications.
About
Apogee
Since 1985,
Apogee
Electronics has been a leader in professional
digital
audio. Apogee
products
are used
in
some
of
the
most
prestigious
recording
studios
around
the
world.
If
you
haven't
seen
Apogee
gear, you've heard
it
on
countless
GRAMMY®
and
OSCAR®
winning
recordings.
Whether
you're
working
in a professional studio,
recording
on
the
road
or
rocking
out
in
your
garage,
quality,
ease
of
use and
affordability
make
Apogee
ideal
for
anyone creating
music
on
iPad
or
Mac.
II
MiC QuickS
tart
Guide

MiC Features
Status Indicator Light
-----------
• Blue - Connected
to
hardware device,
but
not
working
with
audio software
e Dim Green -Working
with
audio software, no audio level
e
Bright
Greer
-Audio
level
is
present
Orange - Approaching maximum
input
level
e
Red
- Input overload, adjust
the
gain using
the
Gain
Control Knob on
the
side
of
MiC
II
MiC QuickS
tart
Guide
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Gain Control Knob
--
Tripod

Using MiC
with
an iPad
0 Plug MiC
into
your
iPad
using
the
provided
iOS
Dock
Connector
Cable.
f.) Check
the
status
light
on
MiC,
it
should
be
Blue
.
e Start
up
GarageBand
and
choose
New
Song.
MiC's status
light
should
turn
to
Green.
0 Choose
Audio
Recorder.
E)
To
hear
your
track,
turn
Monitor
ON
by
clicking
this
icon
and
following
instructions.
0 Plug
your
headphones
into
iPad's headphone
output
or
just
listen
through
iPad's built-in speakers.
G Click
the
Record
button
and
you
are
recording
with
MiC!
MiC QuickStart Guide
II

Using MiC with an iPhone or iPod touch
0 Plug MiC
into
your
iPhone
or
iPod
touch
using
the
provided
iOS
Dock Cable.
fJ
Check
the
status
light
on
MiC,
it
should
be
Blue
.
9
Start
up
Voice
Memos
application.*
MiC's status
light
should
turn
to
Green
.
0 Check
your
input
level
on
the
Status
Indicator
Light
and
adjust
accordingly.
0 Click
the
Record
button
and
you
are
recording
with
MiC!
*Pie,
ase
see
www.apogeedigital.com
for
other
compatible software
B MiC QuickS
tart
Guide

Using MiC
with
a Mac
0 Plug MiC
into
your
Mac using
the
provided
USB
cable.
fl
Check
the
status
light
on
MiC,
it
should be Blue.
e Open GarageBand and select
New
Project>
Voice.
Name and save
your
project.
0 Go
to
GarageBand > Preferences
>Audio/MIDI
and select MiC
for
Audio Input.
0 MiC's status
light
should
now
turn
Green.
G)
Check
your
input
level on
the
Status Indicator Light
and adjust accordingly.
Q Select
the
track
you
want
to
record on and click
the
Record
button
.
MiC QuickStart Guide
II

Recording Techniques
Vocals
Place MiC
directly
in
front
of
the
singer
about 6 to
24 inches away
with
the
front
of
MiC
pointed
towards
the
singer. The closer
the
singer
is
to
MiC,
the
more
low
end
or
bass
it
will
pick
up. MiC has a
polar
pattern
that
is
cardioid,
which
means
that
it
will
be
most
effective recording sounds
that
are
directly
in
front
of
MiC
and
increasingly less
on
the
sides.
Be
sure
to
check
your
levels
on
the
Status
Indicator
Light. The best
way
to
do
this
is
to
sing
the
loudest
passage
you
will
be
recording
and
adjust
the
gain
so
the
Status
Indicator
Light
is
Green
and
not
Red.lf
the
light
becomes red
when
recording,
the
input
is
too
hot
and
the
recording
will
be
distorted.
We
highly
recommend
using a
pop
filter
when
recording vocals
with
MiC.
This
will
shield
the
microphone
capsule
from
sudden bursts
of
air,
minimizing
popping
and
distortion.
II
MiC QuickS
tart
Guide

Recording Techniques
continued
Acoustic
Guitar
Place
MiC
about
6-12 inches away from
the
sound
hole,
with
the
front
of
MiC
pointed at
the
12th fret.
If
you
want
to
capture more
low
frequencies, move
MiC toward
the
sound
hole.
If
you
want
to
capture more high-end
or
remove
unwanted boominess, move MiC toward
the
tuners. When experimenting
with
placement, make sure
the
front
of
MiC
is
always
pointed toward
the
source
of
the
sound you are recording.
Optimal placement
of
MiC will depend on
the
instrument, performance and
what
type
of
sound you are
looking
to
capture.
It's
best
to
move MiC around
and listen
to
the
sound
to
determine the best
placement.
For more recording techniques and sound
samples
visit:
www.apogeedigital.com
MiC
QuickS
tart
Gui
de
Ill

Registration and Warranty
Information
Be
sure
to
register
your
MiC
by
completing
the
on-line
registration form
at
our
Web site:
www.a
pogeed
ig ita
I.
com/register
The benefits
of
registering include
access
to
free,
expert
technical
support
by
email, live
chat
or
phone,
important
email notifications
about
new
features and
important
updates, and notification by email
about
new
Apogee products before
they
are announced
to
the
public.
Please
address any inquiries
to
your
dealer
or
directly
to
Apogee at:
APOGEE
ELECTRONICS
CORPORATION
1715
Berkeley
St
Santa Monica,CA 90404,
USA
TEL:
(31
O)
584-9394,
FAX:
(31
0)
584-9385
email: support@apogeedigital.com
APOGEE
ELECTRONICS
CORPORATION
warrants this
product
to
be free
of
defects in material
and manufacture
under
normal
use
for
a period
of
12 months. The
term
of
this warranty begins
on
the
date
of
sale
to
the
purchaser. Units returned
for
warranty repair
to
Apogee
or
an authorized Apogee warranty repair facility
will
be repaired
or
replaced
at
the
manufacturer's
option,
free
of
charge.
Ill
MiC QuickS
tart
Guide

ALL
UNITS
RETURNED
TO
APOGEE
OR
AN
AUTHORIZED
APOGEE
REPAIR
FACILITY
MUST
BE
PREPAID,
INSURED
AND
PROPERLY
PACKAGED,
PREFERABLY
IN
THEIR
ORIGINAL
BOX.
Apogee reserves
the
right
to
change
or
improve design
at
any
time
without
prior notification. Design changes
are
not
implemented retroactively, and
the
incorporation
of
design changes
into
future
units does
not
imply
the
availability
of
an upgrade
to
existing units. This warranty
is
void
if
Apogee determines, in its sole business
judgment,
the
defect
to
be
the
result
of
abuse, neglect, alteration
or
attempted repair by unauthorized
personnel. The warranties set forth above are in lieu
of
all
other
warranties, expressed
or
implied, and Apogee
specifically disclaims any and all implied warranty
of
merchantability
or
of
fitness for a particular purpose.
The buyer acknowledges and agrees
that
in no event shall
the
company be held liable
for
any special, indirect,
incidental
or
consequential damages,
or
for
injury, loss
or
damage sustained by any person
or
property,
that
may result
from
this
product
failing
to
operate correctly
at
any time.
USA:
Some states
do
not
allow for
the
exclusion
or
limitation
of
implied warranties
or
liability
for
incidental
or
consequential damage,
so
the
above exclusion may
not
apply
to
you. This warranty gives you
specific legal rights, and you may have
other
rights which vary from state
to
state.
Service
Information
MiC contains
no
user-serviceable components; refer
to
qualified service personnel
for
repair
or
upgrade.
Your warranty will be voided
if
you tamper
with
the
internal components.
If
you have any questions
with
regard
to
the
above, please contact Apogee.
MiC QuickStart Guide lEI

In
the
event your MiC needs
to
be upgraded
or
repaired,
it
is
necessary
to
contact Apogee prior
to
shipping,
and a Return
Materials Authorization
(RMA)
number
will
be assigned. This
number
will serve
as
a reference
for
you and helps facilitate
and expedite
the
return process. Apogee requires
that
shipments be pre-paid
and insured
-unless
otherwise authorized in advance.
IMPORTANT:
ANY
SHIPMENT
THAT
IS
NOT
PRE-PAID
OR
IS
SENT
WITHOUT
AN
RMA
NUMBER
WILL
NOT
BE
ACCEPTED.
No part
of
the
software and its
related
documentation may be copied, transferred,
or
modified.
You
may
not
modify, adapt,
translate,
lease,
distribute,
resell
for
profit
or
create derivative works based
on
the software
and its
related
documentation
or
any part
thereof
without
prior
written
consent from Apogee
Electronics
Corporation,
U.S.A.
Warnings
FCC
warning
This
equipment
has
been tested and found
to
comply
with
the limits
for
a
Class
A digital device, pursuant
to
Part
15
of
the
FCC
rules.
These
limits are designed
to
provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when operated in a
commercial
environment. This
equipment
generates,
uses,
and can
radiate radio frequency energy and,
if
not
installed and used in accordance
with
the
instruction manual,
may cause
harmful
interference
to
radio communications. Operation
of
this
equipment
in a residential
area
is
likely
to
cause
harmful
interference, in which
case
the
user
will
be required
to
take whatever
measures necessary
to
correct the interference
at
his
own
expense.
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Declarations
of Conformity
This device
complies
with
Part 15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
Operation
is
subject
to
the
following
two
conditions:
(1)
This device may
not
cause
harmful interference and
(2)
This device
must
accept any interference received,
including
interference
that
may cause undesired operation. This
equipment
has been tested and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
of
a
Class
B digital device, pursuant
to
Part 15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
CAUTION: Changes
or
modifications
not
expressly approved
by
Apogee Electronics
Corporation
compliance
could
void
the
user's
authority
to
operate
the
equipment.
Rating: 3.3-5V 1
OOmA
USB
2.0
Industry
Canada
Notice
This
Class
B digital
apparatus meets
all
requirements
of
the
Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment
Regulations. Cet appareil numerique
de
Ia
classe B respecte toutes
les exigences
du
Reglement
sur le
material brouilleur
du
Canada.
Declaration
of
Conformity
-
CE
Apogee Electronics Corporation hereby
declares
that
the
product, MiC,
to
which this
declaration relates,
is
in
material
conformity
with
the
following
standards
or
other
normative documents:
(EN50081-1 /EN55022; 1995) and (EN50082-1
/IEC
801-2,
3,
4; 1992)
following
the
provisions of: (73/23/EEC-Low
Voltage
Directive) and
(89/336/EEC-
EMC
Directive)
MiC
QuickS
tart
Guide
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Declarations
of
Conformity
continued
Declaration
of
Conformity-
CE
Apogee Electronics Corporation hereby declares
that
the
product, MiC,
to
which this declaration relates,
is
in material
conformity
with
the
following
standards
or
other
normative documents:
(EN50081-1 /ENSS022; 1995) and
(ENS0082-1
/IEC
801-2,
3,
4;
1992)
following
the
provisions of: (73/23/EEC-Low Voltage Directive) and (89/336/EEC-
EMC
Directive)
Declaration
of
Conformity
- Japan
Apogee Electronics Corporation hereby declares
that
MiC,
to
which
this declaration relates,
is
in material
conformity
with
the
VCCI
Class
A standard.
Declaration
of
Conformity-
Australia
Apogee Electronics Corporation hereby declares
that
the
MiC
is
in material
conformity
with
AN/NZS
standard requirements.
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FAQs
and
more
MiC
support
information,
please
visit
the
Apogee
Website:
http://support.apogeedigital.com/
Apogee
Electronics
Corporation
1715 Berkeley St.
Santa
Monica,
CA
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U.S.A.
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31
0-584-9394
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