- March 10, 2022
- Really Interactive
Virtuoso
Platforms
About
"Virtuoso is a VR musical sandbox game that allows players to create and perform music using a range of unique instruments designed for virtual reality. The game features an intuitive looper and tools like Tempo Sync and preset scales to help players of all skill levels stay in time and on pitch. Share your tracks with the world and rise from opening act to headliner in this immersive musical experience."








- Virtuoso is a fun and intuitive music composition app that allows users to create music easily in a virtual reality environment.
- The app offers a unique and engaging way to express creativity, making it accessible even for those with no prior music experience.
- The developers are responsive and dedicated to improving the app, with a supportive community that encourages sharing and collaboration.
- The software is limited in terms of instrument selection and customization, which can hinder more advanced music creation.
- There are significant performance issues, including latency and bugs that can lead to crashes, particularly when saving work.
- The app feels unfinished, lacking essential features like a proper sequencer, editing capabilities, and support for various VR controllers.
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116 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music aspect of the game "Virtuoso" has received mixed reviews, with many praising its accessibility and intuitive design that allows users, even those with no musical background, to create enjoyable compositions quickly. However, some users criticize its limitations in instrument customization and the lack of updates, which detracts from its potential for more sophisticated music production. Overall, while it offers a fun and innovative way to engage with music in virtual reality, it may not satisfy those seeking a more advanced music creation experience.
“Virtuoso is an absolutely wonderful music composition app.”
“The musical instruments feel so natural to play, and there's something really amazing about setting up your own VR drum kit and hitting it with your VR drumstick!”
“I never could have imagined myself being able to make proper music, but here I am right now, powering through the music theory still fueled by the inspiration that Virtuoso gave me.”
“Yes, it's an okay music program, but I find it lacking a lot in physics.”
“All this is to say, actually playing music in this music app does not feel satisfying at all, and I've found myself spending way too much time trying to resync out-of-sync parts in the advanced editing tools (which are also very hard to use, especially precisely).”
“If you want to make an actual song with an intro, build-up, drop, etc., that simply is not possible.”