Incredible Audio, Anywhere  

The AI-Micro allows you to capture high-quality audio on your mobile or computer with ease. It features two 3.5mm inputs for connecting a wide range of microphones, including RØDE VideoMics, lavaliers, wireless systems like the Wireless GO. These are auto-sensing inputs that detect whether a TRS or TRRS microphone is connected and automatically adapt to accommodate – no adaptors needed. Input 1 can also be configured as a single stereo TRS input for use with stereo microphones that do not require plug-in power.

High-quality microphone preamps and high-resolution (24-bit/48kHz) recording ensure crystal-clear audio capture on any device, with a headphone output for echo-free audio monitoring and playback. Whether you're interviewing, podcasting, presenting, or livestreaming, record incredible audio anywhere with the AI-Micro. 

Person outdoors with AI-Micro connected to mobile phone showing Reporter app

 与您的所有设备普遍兼容

AI-Micro 配备通用 USB 输出,与所有设备无缝连接。提供了 USB-A、USB-C 和 Lightning 线缆,让您立即开始录音,并能够在 Mac、Windows、iOS 和 Android 设备上即插即用。便携式录音从未如此简单。

Girl by the window on laptop with lavalier and AI-Micro connected

可随身放在衣袋

AI-Micro 重量不到 20 克,非常小巧轻便。加上两个话筒,就是一套完整的、录音室级装备,并可轻松放进口袋。非常适合户外采访、随身播客,以及在家中进行视频通话或直播。 

Man and woman recording interview on couch with AI-Micro connected to mobile phone showing Reporter app

Supercharge Your Microphone

The AI-Micro is compatible with the entire RØDE app suite, giving you access to expanded features
and functionality, on-the-go configuration, broadcast-quality recording on any device. 


RØDE App Suite
AI-Micro connected to computer using RØDE Connect

RØDE Connect

Record pro-quality podcasts or livestreams on a computer with your 3.5mm microphone. Record with up to four microphones on a computer. Access studio-quality audio processing at the click of a button, and much more.

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AI-Micro connected to iPhone using RØDE Reporter

RØDE Reporter

Record broadcast-quality audio anywhere using your smartphone or tablet, with complete control over the AI-Micro’s settings, a realtime waveform display and level meter, native sharing and more.

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AI-Micro connected to Samsung using RØDE Central

RØDE Central

Configure your AI-Micro with your mobile device or computer, including setting the microphone input gain and headphone monitor level, engaging a high-pass filter, and more.

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常见问题

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What devices is the AI-Micro compatible with?
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The AI-Micro can be used with iOS and Android smartphones and tablets, and Mac and Windows computers, as long as the device has a USB-A, USB-C or Lightning connector. OS requirements: macOS Big Sur and higher, Windows 10 (Build 19041) and higher, iOS 14 and higher, Android 9.0 and higher.

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You can plug virtually any microphone that has a 3.5mm output into the AI-Micro. This includes RØDE VideoMics, lavaliers, wireless systems like the Wireless GO, and stereo microphones that do not require plug-in power. The AI-Micro's microphone inputs are TRS/TRRS auto-sensing, meaning they automatically detect whether a TRS or TRRS microphone is connected and adapt to accommodate either connection type.

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While similar in design and concept to the SC6-L, the AI-Micro has a few key updates that make it far more versatile, including a universal USB output for use with Android smartphones and tablets (and iOS devices with a Lightning port like the SC6-L), as well as computers. It has also enhanced inputs for use with a wider range of microphones and is compatible with the RØDE app suite for accessing advanced features, on-the-go configuration, and broadcast-quality recording on any device.

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Yes. To connect the AI-Micro to an iOS device with a Lightning port, you need a Lightning Accessory Cable – either the included SC21 cable, or the RØDE SC15 or SC19.

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We recommend using the included cables to connect the AI-Micro to your device. If you require a longer cable, there is a selection of different cable types available from the RØDE accessory range. To connect the AI-Micro to an iOS device with a Lightning port, you need either the included SC21 cable, or the RØDE SC15 or SC19.

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Check out the AI-Micro User Guide for detailed information on its functions and features.

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The input gain for each of the AI-Micro's microphone channels can be adjusted in RØDE Connect, RØDE Central and RØDE Reporter. You can also adjust the input gain using the level control in third-party audio or video apps if they have this feature. If you are using an app without a level control and would like to adjust the input gain, use RØDE Central, as any changes made to the levels in RØDE Connect or RØDE Reporter will not be retained when using another app.

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The AI-Micro allows you to configure how the audio from the input channels is routed to the output. There are three different channel modes, ‘Merged’, ‘Split’ and ‘Stereo’, which are suited to different microphone setups. In ‘Merged’ mode, the input signal is routed to both the left and right channels of the output, which is ideal if you are just using one microphone. In ‘Split’ mode, input 1 is routed to the left channel of the output and input 2 is routed to the right channel, which is ideal if you are using two microphones. ‘Stereo’ mode is ideal when you are using a stereo microphone; the left and right channels of input 1 are routed to the respective channels of the output to ensure you retain the microphone’s stereo image (input 2 is disabled).

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You may have direct monitoring deactivated. This can be turned on/off via a computer or mobile device using RØDE Central (note: direct monitoring is activated by default on the AI-Micro).

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Yes, the AI-Micro supplies plug-in power for microphones such as lavaliers and VideoMics.
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It is possible to connect a dynamic XLR microphone (or other microphone that does not require phantom power) to the AI-Micro with an appropriate XLR to 3.5mm adaptor. However, we strongly recommend using the RØDE AI-1 interface for connecting XLR microphones to a computer.

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To connect a stereo microphone such as the Stereo VideoMic Pro to the AI-Micro, you must plug it into input 1 and use either RODE Central or RODE Reporter apps to set the channel mode to ‘Stereo’. This configures input 1 to be a standard stereo TRS input (and disables input 2).

Note: This function only works for stereo microphones that do not require plug-in power.

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Yes, the AI-Micro can accept line level signals, provided that the output of the connected device and the input gain of the interface are turned down enough to accommodate the higher output of the signal. Use RØDE Reporter or any other app that has a level meter to monitor your audio, start with the input gain turned right down and slowly increase the output level from your device until the meters indicate a healthy recording level.