Q. The current google doodle is a les paul tribute. I was wondering if anyone recognized the two chords that are used? Thanks!
A. Lesson 1: Notes
The Google guitar can play 10 notes, starting with a low G and climbing up to a high B. To play, either strum over the doodle with your mouse or use the keyboard icon to play using, you guessed it, the keyboard.
Here's a look at each note and its corresponding numerical key, starting at the low G string:
1 = G
2 = A
3 = B
4 = C
5 = D
6 = E
7 = F#
8 = G
9 = A
0 = B
The Google guitar can play 10 notes, starting with a low G and climbing up to a high B. To play, either strum over the doodle with your mouse or use the keyboard icon to play using, you guessed it, the keyboard.
Here's a look at each note and its corresponding numerical key, starting at the low G string:
1 = G
2 = A
3 = B
4 = C
5 = D
6 = E
7 = F#
8 = G
9 = A
0 = B
How do you design a Google Doodle?
Q. Are there any computer programs to design a Google Doodle?
A. nope you draw it and send it to google
Why does the Keith Haring Foundation have the right to stop people from using a similar style?
Q. Today's google doodle features Keith Haring style art, and is endorsed by the Keith Haring Foundation. That foundation is also not shy about sending cease and desist letters to people using a similar style. I was wondering how they have the right to style aspects of Keith Haring's art if it isn't traced or copied. Would their demands to stop hold up in court?
A. Mostly due to the hard work of Walt Disney's lawyers.
If you can trade mark Mickey to the point that you can win a law suit over a similar cartoon mouse, you can trade mark an artist's style.
If you can trade mark Mickey to the point that you can win a law suit over a similar cartoon mouse, you can trade mark an artist's style.
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