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raspberry
PREMIUM MOBILE USB MICROPHONE
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Congratulations on your purchase of the Raspberry! Informed
by Blue’s illustrious studio legacy, Raspberry delivers dramatic,
professional sound for podcasting, voice-over, Skype, streaming,
vocals and instruments. Featuring separate headphone and mic
volumes, mute, and an integrated stand, Raspberry offers
everything you need to get studio-quality results anywhere.
And with plug-and-play operation for PC, Mac, iPhone,
and iPad, setup is easy—just connect and go.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
• Raspberry mic with integrated, collapsible stand
• Soft-suede carry pouch
• USB and Lightning cables
• Microphone stand adapter
• User manual
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GETTING STARTED WITH RASPBERRY
USING RASPBERRY WITH IPAD AND IPHONE
Connect using the provided Lightning cable. Raspberry will power
up within a few seconds, and the LED light will illuminate green.
You can now use Raspberry with apps that support external
microphones.
USING RASPBERRY WITH PC (WINDOWS 7, 8, OR 10)
1. Connect to your PC using the provided USB cable.
2. From the Start menu, select the Control Panel.
3. From the Control Panel, select the Sound icon.
4. Click the Recording tab and select Raspberry.
5. Click the Playback tab and select Raspberry
USING RASPBERRY WITH MAC (OSX 10.7.5 OR HIGHER)
1. Connect to your Mac using the provided USB cable.
2. Open System Preferences and select the Sound icon.
3. Click the Input tab and select Raspberry.
4. Click output tab and select Raspberry.
5. From this screen, set the Output volume to 100%.
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GETTING TO KNOW RASPBERRY
Microphone level: Turn the knob
1
right to increase the level, and left to
reduce the level. The LED light shows
the mic signal strength: green for
clean audio, flashing amber if audio
is near overload, and flashing red if
the mic is overloaded.