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Google Made An Interactive Tribute To Les Paul
It would have been legendary guitar maker Les Paul’s 96th birthday today, so to celebrate Google has come up with one of their interactive logos. The 10-string guitar can be played by simply hovering over Google’s logo, or you can click a box below the strings to control it with your keyboard. There’s even a 30-second recording option included, which instantly provides you with playback of your masterpiece. Well, masterpiece might be pushing it, but there’s bound to be some folks out there already coming up with something interesting at least. Google has even made a blog post on how they constructed the tribute to Les Paul, check that out over here.
Guitarists Remember Les Paul at Rolling Stone.com
Les Paul, Inventor of Electric Guitar and Reverb, Dead at 94
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