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The Google Guitar

June 9, 2011 1 Comment

Google put up a guitar you can play with your mouse and no matter which strings you hit it sounds good! No telling how long they will keep it up but right now you can play your own music and search at the same time. You can go to the google link below to try it and also read the following article about it.

PC World – Les Paul Goggle Doodle Lets You
Strum Guitar, Record, Playback

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Dee says:

June 10, 2011 at 12:14 am

Pretty awesome…can you make it an android download? Soothing….I love it! Thanks.

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