Musician and animator Louie Zong asked his fans to sing a individual note and send it to him. He collected over 200 audio and video clips which he then took and made a sort of musical keyboard to create music. The resulting songs are featured in this fun video, Sing A Note. [via Waxy]
'Sing A Note': Musician crowdsources songs one note at a time
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