Google's experiments from time to time allow us to see the great advance of technology on the Internet, for this the Mountain View company launches several periodically. The latest released is a Shared Piano to use on the phone and we can also use it on our computer.
To do this, just use the Google Chrome browser, go to a web address and be able to play at will, ideal if you want to learn with an online teacher. The tool will be very well accepted by those who now want to be able to play some notes without having a physical piano at home.
Ideal for your learning
To this we can make our little ones in the house entertain themselves, we just have to use the phone screen and go tuning with all available tones. Google Shared Piano is available in all countriesIt is a fairly valid web application that is already used by thousands of people.
Google shared piano allows a total of 10 people per session, each touch on it will be saved by lines, so you can listen to the progress. It works in Google Chrome and in other browsers, be it Opera, Firefox and all those available on the Android system.
On the phone, being able to play notes is faster and easier, since in Windows we have to use the mouse, something more complex if you want to play separate keys, although you can also configure the keyboard in Settings. Even so, you can get a lot of shine out of this keyboard if you have a smartphone and have a first knowledge.
Customizable shared piano
The standard piano is also joined by changing the sound for others such as Synth, Drum Kit, Marimba, Drum Machine, Strings and Woodwind. To share the session you only have to click on "Copy link" and share the link with those people who want to share your session.
This new experiment will allow many people to play together And if you know, you can even share virtual notes because they will be saved if you play small notes. To access the Google Shared Piano you can do so from this link.