vrAMP

This is the best VR experience I've had yet. I'm a very visual person, so I've always had a hard time getting a deep experience of music. Laying down with ambient music like Maggie Rogers or John Frusciante dancing around me is one of the most relaxing experiences I've ever had. I truly look forward to how this evolves over time. There is lots of room for improvement, but this is a great start. If anyone feels too crowded by the effects, I'd recommend laying on the floor and at the edge of your play space. Having the center area a couple of feet ahead of you is much better than being inside of it.

I have discribed this to many as follows "Old school winamp visualizer in VR" I did get this for free as a review and test so keep that in mind. vrAMP Is not a game. Its a audio visualizer and designed to be used with any audio you chose. Its also a work in progress. Like many VR programs out currently there is much to be done. Visualizers to date are not used as a platform nor a program for other things to happen. I would suggest looking else if that's what you want. currently vrAMP does its one thing very well. Visualizing your music so you can blissfully relax in a encapsulating environment while your music takes you away to places unknown. The developer has done a wonderful job of adding updates in a regular schedule. Features are being added regularly and that's something to pay attention to in these early days of VR. To many devs are making a cash grab in the new VR market offering "almost finished" products with no updates. vrAmp makes it clear upfront there is work to be done. So lets see now on to the Pro/Con Pro - Visualizes all audio output from PC not just a single player. - Updates are plentiful and regular. - Supports Rift and Vive - Supports Vive controllers - does exactly what it claims. Cons - Its not free (Not really a con as we should pay for hard work and assets) - its not a finished product. - it wont make me waffles. I tried and its a no go.

If you're looking for a more VR focused music visualization than the milkdrop plugin in virtual desktop, this is it. It is by no means perfect but it has a tonne of potential. The updates seem pretty regular and the devs engage with the user base. As long as this app gets the TLC it needs(which seems to be the case so far) then it could become one of the killer VR apps one day. Just know what you're getting into before you purchase, it's "Early Access" for a reason. p.s. Don't forget to check out the beta.

I love this thing. Yeah, it may not be perfect yet, but the dev is dedicated to improving it. Definitely the best experience of any visualizer out there. Also check out the beta. It is pretty great.

This is really really cool. I'd like to see more effects, and maybe environments.

Awesome App. I see this as the future for music . Mazing work keep up adding things !

This game is my go to chill app on the vive. Musical painting is in beta and the dev has so far been good at responding to the community and putting out updates.

Really cheap quality visualizations and definitely not worth the money. You'd expect them to want to maximize the power of the graphics card but it seems this could run on any crappy pc. Only reason to buy it is because it's the only thing out there of the kind right now but someone needs to make something better.

Needs improvements like working with itunes, Winamp, Ect. and needs more effects a settings menu for quality control and overall, needs improvement. Sorry not to rip on this but, it just needs to be better.

VrAmp has always been the best music visualizer. I also like Dimensional Intersection but that's a different experince being fractal based. But now with the reworking of the floor and the addition of a full spectrum of colors being added to the particles, it's better than ever. It also has some simple tools for drawing which react to your music as well, giving a chance for some interaction and to be creative. I like to put on my own music then do a mix of viualizers and games that work with my personal library of music and it would not be as good without VrAmp. Buy it.