Mikme: a Portable Studio-quality Recorder

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Mikme is a standalone audio recorder. It allows you to record music, songs, interviews, what you wish to be recorded if you are working on something or reporting and the recorder can also be used for sheer fun. In many ways, Mikme is like a Dictaphone, the recording feature in your phone or on some software in your computer. But in many ways, Mikme is entirely different from all of the above.

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Mikme offers studio quality recording. To put things simply, Mikme will not record poor quality audio that is the case with Dictaphones, recorder apps or normal recorders. It allows you to record studio quality sound. If you are a singer, then you can record the high quality songs on Mikme. If you are a musician, then you can record up to eight tracks in studio quality with Mikme. Even if you are a journalist or a writer, you can have your voice or audios recorded in extremely fascinating quality.

Mikme works without any wires or without the assistance of any other tools and accessories. It is light, has enough juice to last you several hours at a stretch and can record up to 180 hours of audio. Mikme can then be hooked onto its app or any audio editing software of your choice and you can do all you want to do with the studio quality recording at your own leisure. Mikme would find relevance for singers, musicians and various kinds of performing artists.

Mikme is loaded with a 1 inch gold plated condenser and can record audios in the frequency range of 20 to 20000 Hz. Its sensitivity is 18 mV/Pa, signal to noise is 75 dB-A and is powered by a 168 MHz Cortex M4 processor. The recording capacity is 180 hours for MP4 files and 16 hours for WAV files. The 1000 mAh rechargeable Li-Ion battery can last for 7 hours of recording. The device also sports Bluetooth 2.1 that facilitates the Lost & Found Bluetooth Protocol and it has an app that you can download on your Apple devices.

There are many features of the Mikme that are quite desirable but it still doesn’t address how it manages to create a studio like environment even if the recording is of high quality. If people are in an extremely crowded place, then the ambient sound would also get recorded in studio quality, which is not desirable. There are many such areas of concern that are not being shed light on as of now.

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