Inventions like this restore my faith in humanity

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  1. This would actually help anyone who sucks, ofcourse you would need to know how to tune it which isn’t terribly difficult but the notes are labeled you can probably have a few of them too, I have large hands with long fingers and trying to learn guitar was a pain but I could learn these buttons like helldiver air strike combos

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  2. As a guitar player, not very good, the pain is not arthritis, it's the strings and what they do to your fingers.
    I assure you all, this device would help you play the guitar to a point, a low point, that would allow you to play all Pop and most country music as well as half of all other rhythms in songs.
    It will not help you to know what to play without that device because 1 button on the device is pressing down on possibly all 6 strings but typically 3 or 4.
    I want one!!

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  3. My mother would have lived something like this. She was a concert cellist, and a damn good one. I inherited her cello, "George," when she passed a little over a year ago.

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  4. This is why innovation is so important…quality of life is supposed to improve over time. Same thing with automation. We’d have to find a way to make sure people still have money to live but quality of life will improve once that is worked out

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  5. If you want to learn Fred, you just have to keep playing, No one is a wizard the first time they try something, I wasn’t good at guitar the first time I picked it up. Now I play the hell out of it.

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  6. Here's what's gonna help you, it's no secret it's just the truth: a good instructor, the time put in, and most importantly a reason/purpose. You got that, you got everything.

    Just…don't expect other folk to care. That's the tragic part.

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