The best production environment is in virtual reality.
If you are involved in DTMER or music, you may have wanted the Holy Grail to want a music studio optimized for yourself.It may be realized with that desire and virtual reality.No, I have already done it.
"Soundstage" is a VR application that supports HTC Vive.You can freely place acoustic equipment such as keyboards, speakers, and synthesizers in the VR, so to speak, you can build virtual Mystadios.
The video is better than the PV released by Soundstage VR.Actually, music production using this app has also been released.
This is the actual music production released by George ISAACS and Joshdub.
First, select a speaker or keyboard from a tool pallet -like one, place it on the space, and connect them with cables.The sampler seems to be able to replace the sound source like a cassette, but I like it with an analog device.
However, there are a number of ideas that I want to do by being released from reality.Changing the tone with a few stupid keyboards and sinking the tone, arranging multiple speakers to create a mysterious stereo feeling, and creating a fortress drum set like Terry Bodio.The physical limit is Osaraba!Viva, VR!
There is a VR space drawing software called "TILT BRUSH" produced by Google, but do you feel that the cut is brought to music production?However, in the case of musical instruments, the feeling of playing and fingering cannot be ignored, so it seems that the affinity with the genre that does not seek such attributes is high.I feel like VR EDM.
"Soundstage" is available early access to 980 yen from Steam.Do you have a lot of equipment and plug -ins or get one VR goggle?Isn't that worrisome not coming out in the future?
Source: The Verge, YouTube1, 2, 3, 4, Steam
(Yamada Yuus type)