Google's Doodle celebrates the legacy of Robert Moog. Here's a diagram that shows how to control their instrument with your computer. (Google / Jake Turcotte)
1:36 pm ET -Google celebrates Bob Moog's legacy with a fully playable synthesizer. Here's what you need to know in order to play your favorites (and real synthesizers).
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