Resynthesis of Moog Google Doodle in Harmor

Resynthesis of the default Moog Google Doodle sound with Harmor in FL Studio.

To record the audio of the Moog Doodle I used the Loop back switch on an Edirol UA-4fx USB audio interface. Enabled an audio input on the mixer track with Edison and turned off that tracks send to master switch to avoid feedback.

[xd]

That was getting really sick, really quick. I was bobbin' and groovin' and waiting for a dr0p.

[ubiquitousreverser]

I was looking for a sample of an actual moog synth into harmor, this was the closest that I could find. Well in a few weeks I'll start posting what harmor can do with a moog sub phatty.
Can't wait to see for myself how much I can do with harmor, it was fun sampling a banjo the last time I used it.

[Memento_Mori_Music]

When you turned on the delay & reverb, my ears jizzed a little.

[EmrlsCommunity]

I hope this video stays up long enough for me to add to it :D

[MTweedC]

If one only knew with knobs to turn .... dang

[bassmanfender]

You can't. It's outputting straight to the Windows sound engine from your web browser, and there's no possible way to run it through ASIO unless you use a loopback from your computer audio to your sound card.

[lucaification]

how can i register the sound of moog google doodle in fl studio?

[negvey]

>reverb >delay next... ohh yeah you know whats up