What could be cooler than 2 million people all playing the legend of Zelda theme song on their iPhones? Ge Wang, co-founder and CTO of Smule covers this as well as his love of music and how new technology will open the door to more people playing digital instruments.


Ge Wang, co-founder and CTO of Smule and an assistant professor at Stanford University, describes his mission to deeply explore new ways for people to think and interact through sound, technology, and music. Wang hopes to help people to overcome their inhibitions and pre-conceptions about making music. Smule is the maker of several popular music applications including the Ocarina for the iPhone and Magic Piano for the iPad.-ForaTv


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