Founded in 2010, Israeli startup JoyTunes has been on a mission to become the Rosetta Stone of music -- to help those looking to learn play an instrument do so by turning practice into a mobile game, activated by playing the instrument of their choice. The startup's first app, a free iPad app called Piano Dust Buster, enables wannabe rockstars to learn and play songs at their own pace, using a piano to play the game through their iPad's microphone or by using the app's 3-D virtual keyboard. To date, users have played 25 million songs using the app, with one million songs being played each week.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/68RijYbi7o8/
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