Wow.
In celebration of Robert Moog’s 78th birthday, Google has created an epic Google Doodle to honor the electronic music pioneer. The Doodle, which was first featured on Google’s Australia landing page, presents an interactive Moog synthesizer.
Users can adjust dials on the synthesizer, turn switches on and off and play sounds on the keyboard. You can also record and playback your creations — even layering multiple tracks over each other
But why stop in the browser. Why don't we record these sounds and create our own samples from it? Here's how to get started!
Users can adjust dials on the synthesizer, turn switches on and off and play sounds on the keyboard. You can also record and playback your creations — even layering multiple tracks over each other
But why stop in the browser. Why don't we record these sounds and create our own samples from it? Here's how to get started!
How Do I Record the Sounds off Google's Moog Doodle in Ableton Live/Audacity/Garageband/Etc...On To My Computer?
MAC USERS:
Your Mac is capable of producing sound as well as playing sound channeled from outside sources—devices plugged into the Mac’s USB- and sound input ports as well as audio streamed from the Internet. Wouldn’t it be great if you could captures some of those sounds for later listening? You can. And you can for free with Soundflower. Here’s how it works...
http://www.macworld.com/article/1159440/soundflower_capture.html
Follow the Instructions to getting it working on your computer!
To get the Google Moog Doodle to record in Ableton Live
1) Set your Audio Input device to 'SoundFlower'
(you might need to also configure the inputs, make sure they are all yellow)
2) Set your Audio Output to your normal sound card output.
3) Create a New Track, and set the audio input to Ext In, 1+2
4) HIT RECORD! :)
For Garageband/Logic follow similar instructions.
Audio Input settings > SoundFlower
Set Track to receive audio from this source
Record!
Your Mac is capable of producing sound as well as playing sound channeled from outside sources—devices plugged into the Mac’s USB- and sound input ports as well as audio streamed from the Internet. Wouldn’t it be great if you could captures some of those sounds for later listening? You can. And you can for free with Soundflower. Here’s how it works...
http://www.macworld.com/article/1159440/soundflower_capture.html
Follow the Instructions to getting it working on your computer!
To get the Google Moog Doodle to record in Ableton Live
1) Set your Audio Input device to 'SoundFlower'
(you might need to also configure the inputs, make sure they are all yellow)
2) Set your Audio Output to your normal sound card output.
3) Create a New Track, and set the audio input to Ext In, 1+2
4) HIT RECORD! :)
For Garageband/Logic follow similar instructions.
Audio Input settings > SoundFlower
Set Track to receive audio from this source
Record!
Tutorial - Recording Sounds From Your Computer Into Audacity
This tutorial outlines solutions for recording audio playing on the computer, (for example, audio being streamed from an internet web site). How or if you can do this depends on your computer operating system, your sound card and its drivers.
http://manual.audacityteam.org/help/manual/man/tutorial_recording_audio_playing_on_the_computer.html
http://manual.audacityteam.org/help/manual/man/tutorial_recording_audio_playing_on_the_computer.html
Send Me Your Creations!
Whether its a mix of samples and the moog or purely just the moog, send them to me and Ill feature them on the site!
http://soundcloud.com/alvuelomusic/dropbox
Or if your tech savvy, message me a youtube video of you using it!
http://soundcloud.com/alvuelomusic/dropbox
Or if your tech savvy, message me a youtube video of you using it!
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