MuX

[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] [i][u]Initial Impressions Review, NOT a full review. [/u] [/i] So this music app works perfectly fine on the Oculus Rift with Touch controllers. I didn't find any issues. However, you do need a full roomscale setup. You can play with two sensors, but there will probably be items you can't reach. Be warned that while this app is very robust, it can be very daunting. I did the Introduction and I am still confused on how everything works. Some functions are left uexplained. I was able to mess around with the app and remix what was there. However, I would have no idea how to create my own beats. And it seems that the playing around that I did was just that ... playing around. Just tinkering without knowing exactly how to manipulate things the way I would want. This app really needs a full tutorial, not just an introduction with some basic information on most of the parts. It needs a hand-on tutorial on editing something simple to editing something very complex. It also needs a full tutorial on how to create your own sounds. The good news is that this is still in Early Access. If the dev focuses on making this thing…

This is a game of missed potential. I REALLY wanted to like this game. Unfortunately it has extreme frame rate issues on my setup (1-5 fps usually). If this game was optimized it would be a great tool for music production. I dont have any issues with any other games, VR or otherwise. Hopefully this game will get a patch to make it usable. Until then stay away. My PC: HTC Vive (Gen 1) Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-5820K CPU @ 3.30GHz 16 GBytes DDR4 1066.5 MHz Nvidia 1080 TI Index Controllers Update: 6/28/2020 I still have not given up on this game, even though it seems the devs have. I did more troubleshooting. The game works decently well so long as you do not touch the touch pad, or joystick. As soon as you give any input to a touch pad or joystick the frame rate drops and you have to quit and relaunch the game to fix it. Sadly this bug does not seem like its going to be fixed as the devs look to have abandoned this project. There is still some issues here, as this game desperately needs a tutorial due to its complexity. I'll update again when I have a chance to actually use this product instead of just troubleshooting it.

An amazing playground for sound and music synthesis that unfortunately seems to be abandoned, lacking several critical features. Even so, if you have any interest whatsoever in music making, it's really fun to play around and build contraptions within it.

Fun little music sandbox, if you like music and/or logic I'd definitely recommend giving this a try - enjoy building up 'circuits' to power your beats.

basically PD in VR. Super lovely, way underrated.

Early days, but a pretty fantastic audio experimentation interface :)