EXA: The Infinite Instrument

Великолепная прога, очень простая и удобная, можно всё под себя настроить, много инструментов, можно приглушать звук, можно играть смычком, можно собрать аккорды по нотам. Очень долго искал VR гитару, и тут она есть! Тут даже есть специальный режим что бы записывать геймплей для видео(увиличивается угол обзора+стабилизатор движений головы). Linkin Park в VR: https://youtu.be/cUcPuMNQIxU Green Day в VR: https://youtu.be/hBI_7tLqAcw Группа Кино в VR: https://youtu.be/FrkSNqh8sf4

one of the best music creation apps for vr that I have found ( steam playtime is inaccurate, I run it through a different vr runtime and steam doesnt track my time ) after dozens of hours I can strongly recommend this, hit detection can take a little getting used to but even with the newer music making software nothing else gives quite the same level of freedom, I can only hope this review brings more people to the game and maby, if I'm lucky enough , will bring the dev back and renew his interest in working on the project ( or at the very least fixing things up a little so that it requires less tinkering to get it going )

This is one of the coolest VR music programs I've tried yet. I almost didn't find it, since it wasn't appearing on the Music tag. On a whim, I tried VR + Audio Production, and found this. There's so much about this that I like. Being able to make all kinds of unique instruments, being able to play them alongside friends or clones of yourself, it's awesome! One of the first things I did was make the instruments that the robots from Animusic play in Starship Groove, and it worked flawlessly! The only downside/issue that I ran into was the fact that it doesn't play nice with Virtual Desktop on my Quest 2 headset. Luckily, other people had that issue as well and found a solution, so I was jamming in no time. Weirdly, that solution makes it so that Steam doesn't count the playtime, so even though I've been going for a couple hours, it says less than half an hour on my account. TL;DR: This is super awesome, and I'm going to keep using it for a while to try to play a bunch of songs. I kind of wish that development wasn't over, as I'm sure that more could be done with this, but at the same time it's at a really good spot and I'm glad I stumbled my way to finding it!