
A hyper-immersive audiovisual adventure originally created for Burning Man, Soundscape VR: 2017 now lives on as a de-commodified gift to all humans who hold a passion for music & visual arts.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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I love the concept of live concerts and parties in VR! But this app has some serious issues. Main issue for me was that the movement controls did not work . At some point I somehow managed to fly up to then get stuck there, only being able to turn in circles. (Valve Index) . Music was cool tho. Controls did work a bit...I could change/ add some effects. Just moving did not work. I will keep an eye on this app for sure, but it needs work! No being able to use the controls properly is a big no no for me. Therefor, for now, a thumbs down. I hope for improvements, because as I said...great concept! I just wish I would be actually able to move.
You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/e58mivqCgMg [h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] Soundscape VR is a game that has changed much over the years. When I first tried this app, it was a free demo that had in-game music that allowed you to view music visualizations to those in-game tracks that included stuff from Skrillex, among other well-known techno / dubstep / EDM music artists. It later went to a paid app and now it's a completely free to play game music visualizer. It also has a multiplayer component which I was unable to test out (no servers available to join). There are three different environments to explore in the single player. Keep in mind, this game is currently BYOM, Bring Your Own Music. You can play music on your PC or have the game play your music tracks from your PC music library (they must be on the same drive as the game). The three environments are really well done, especially for a free app. You will see different effects in each of the environments as the music plays. You can also use your motion controllers to add to the visual display. You can shoot lasers from your triggers or have a trail of different shapes if you press the A or X buttons. You can fly all around the environment and boost. You can also teleport if you want (why though?). There's all kind of different customizations you can make to those tools from the menu. There's also a mini-game where you can slice green floating balls with your fiery ninja swords. I didn't really see the point of that. There's some plans for multiplayer, apparently some curated music from artists, but I don't know what's happened to those plans or if that will ever be put into effect. I do know that this app has been updated many times over the years. I hope it gets further improved, but it's looking pretty good just as a free to play music visualizer for VR. [b]Rate 7.5/10. Not quite as good as Vision (free music visualizer) and the multiplayer is nowhere near the success of TheWaveVR, but this free to play app is better than the majority of VR music visualizers (including paid apps).[/b]
Orijinal olarak Burning Man için yaratılan son derece sürükleyici görsel-işitsel macera Soundscape VR: 2017, artık müzik ve görsel sanatlara tutku duyan tüm insanlara metadan arındırılmış bir hediye olarak varlığını sürdürüyor.
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I downloaded this after GRiZ said the Rainbow Brain movie is in here.. could not figure out what to do or how to find the rainbow brain. Could not find any tutorials or support online either.
My menu used to work now it doesn't I have a Index knuckles and even switched to a vive wand still cannot get past the main menu. Hopefully the new patch fixes things but the last 4 patches did nothing.
Definitely one the coolest in game graphics and effects, and a new approach to be a part of music events virtually. This project has huge potential in metaverse and in future!
I just struggled to figure out how to utilize the music portion this but the worlds were wicked cool
Incredible lineup of artists AND I can play my own music?! Simply magic.
eh it's free but i wouldn't really keep it after seeing it once it's kinda like windows media player music visualizer vs milkdrop or something yeah, its cool, its fun to watch. I specifically got it for the GRiZ "show" after having seen this advertised on reddit a couple times its hard to explain but it feels really slapped together, like its too overloaded with visuals at once (this is coming from a psychonaut) and the all sorta just blends where itd be cooler if things changed up, lots of things dont feel like timed to the music because it just looks like its pulsating on a preset timer. griz's album just plays on a bunch of large screens in the environment like its just streaming from youtube idk its cool, my wife is a big GRiZ fan like I am and she liked it, but like The Wave VR was more specialized I felt, and the raves in VRchat and stuff are way cooler as far as trippy visuals to music go I cant really recommend sorry |:
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