Virtuoso

Wer es mag selber Musik zu erstellen und ein wenig Talent hat ist mit der Software gut bedient. Man kann seine Songs abspeichern und immer wieder hören auch ohne VR. Schön wäre wenn noch ein par extra Sounds und Tools eingebaut werden würden.

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Merci au développeur d'avoir développer ce jeu qui représente à mon sens ce qui devrait être fait de manière générale dans les jeux vidéos c'est-à-dire réinventer les choses et cassées les vieilles recettes. Vous pouvez faire le son que vous voulez créer des loops . Reste à voir pour l'enregistrement de musique quelle format ? Est-ce qu'on peut streamer ? Je n'ai pas encore tout essayé et il y a quelques défauts par exemple moi qui veux faire de la techno je n'arrive pas à régler le BPM automatiquement puisque je le fais manuellement et que je l'enregistre aussi les ambiances lounge ou psychédélique sont très tentantes vu les sons qui sont proposés. La jouabilité est très intuitive et même s'il est en anglais on comprend très bien le tutoriel. En bref, une grande avancée pour la culture musicale en réalité virtuelle. Un amusement assuré et une expérience vidéo ludique qui attisera la créativité de tous ceux qui l'essaieront Config pimax 5K+ : 2600 / 1400 (x2) ; 210° visu ; le jeux à fonctionné du premier coup.

Compelling idea in theory, but headache in practice. I’m not sure if the limitations are in the Virtuoso software or in the VR hardware itself, but latency between input and software response is a noticeable issue. This is somewhat mitigated by the tempo sync feature, but even then it’s just kind of functional. Which becomes most frustrating when trying to record drums. You will find your hits have to land slightly early to play correctly. If you try to be on-point with the metronome you risk having quite a few hits ignored or misplaced by the software. Also, the edit feature is severely lacking as it can’t do the one thing most people would need an edit feature for. Which is to correct or remove a note or two in an otherwise good recording. The laser pointer interactions aren’t particularly well implemented either, because awkwardly if your hand slips out of the hit-box for just a moment while performing, you risk moving the entire instrument around or clicking settings that pop out. Virtuoso is perhaps 1/3rd of the way towards the experience promised in the video, so I can’t recommend it in its current state. Fun for perhaps an hour or two just messing around, but then frustration when actually trying to create something.

Pretty neat game! Although there aren't many sounds to work with, they did a great job on the feel of the instruments. They feel responsive and sound good. Can't really call this a DAW, but it is very fun to play around with. Virtuoso has ALOT of potential. I believe with updates we might see a fully fledged software that can catch up to mainstream DAWs. 7/10 :)

A good little music-making tool that's fun to play around with, but it's yet another case of a VR music app being seemingly abandoned not long after release (as of this review it's been 7 months since the last update), so don't hope for any additions or changes after purchasing it.

game is made for Quest 2. try anything else and it will be a horrible experience.

It's cool for about five minutes, then the problems start to show up: - Limited instrument selection - Limited instrument customization (eg. note layout..wouldn't a keyboard controller be obvious with a music-making app?) - Weird recording UI (having to delete and grab the same instrument if I want to change sync settings) - No editing loops after they are recorded to fix mistakes - No sampler -No editing recorded vocals On the plus side: - All the instruments make nice sounds. - The mic is a nice feature.

When I think of an app for producing music in VR, I immediately see the positives and limitations clearly. Starting from the limits, controllers are very limiting compared to the hands. In music, finger control, fine and precise movements is often everything. In VR there are simply no fingers. It is already a pain to type in a virtual keyboard, but it's worst to play an instrument! Among the positive factors is the fact that the more expensive interfaces, such as launchpads, loop machines, etc., can be replicated at least visually, obviously improving their functionality in the VR environment. Unfortunately, there's any VR app dedicated to music capable to bypass the problems of limited manual skills. Virtuoso is no exception. Compared to any "real" instrument, everything is more cumbersome, less precise, more basic and rigid. Then, the fact of having created from scratch musical instruments in VR, a theoretically positive thing, adds a huge dose of disorientation. There is nothing intuitive, except obviously in the functioning of the percussion. In short, in my opinion this software started with the wrong approach.

ne fonctionne pas personne pour solutionner le probleme bref, nul si mon sav fonctionnait comme celui ci , je serais au chomage depuis longtemps...