AUUG

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The closure of Australian music stores leads to the creation of AUUG

Mike Huynh - August 29, 2014 4 MIN READ

Tired of smashing guitars on stage? Smash your iPhone instead. AUUG is the name of the latest motion synth tool that turns the average iPhone into a fully fledged musical instrument by using native iOS software.

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