Google has released a new Chrome Experiment to demonstrate the capabilities of the new HTML5 web technologies supported by the Chrome browser: Jam With Chrome . It is a real music studio where you can play different instruments directly from the browser, using the mouse or keyboard.
In addition to the fact that the site is fast and fluid, the peculiarity lies in the fact that you can play a "Jam Session" in the company of one or more friends, playing together on the same instrument.
On the Jam With Chrome website, also available in Italian, you can choose to play classical guitar or electric guitar, bass, drums, drum machines and piano .
Each instrument, designed with very accurate and large-screen graphics, can be played in two modes: one easy with the mouse and one Pro, using the keyboard.
To play a music and make different chords it is advisable to use the keyboard and, if you do a little practice and if you are really capable of playing one of the instruments, you can really create something that can be listened to, live.
As mentioned above, the most incredible feature of Jam With Chrome is the ability to play with friends, as if you were in a band, a real rock band.
You can then organize a Jam Session with 3 friends, one playing the bass, one the guitar, one the drums and one the Piano, each from his home from his own PC, but together, in real time.
To start a group session, you need to invite friends from the buttons below, sharing the invitation link.
The video below, very nice and published on the Google Italy blog, shows how this is possible.
Jam With Chrome works well on the Google Chrome browser, but also on Firefox (not on Internet Explorer 9) and should certainly be included among the best sites for playing online and among the online virtual musical instruments to be played on the internet.
I remember briefly then:
- How to play electric guitar online
- How to play drums online
- How to play the piano on the internet.
