Spectrum Music Visualizer VR

Spectrum Music Visualizer VR

by Benjamin Outram

10 ratings
7 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 2, 2016
  • March 10, 2016
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Experience music through stunning, scientifically accurate visualizations in both virtual reality and standard modes. Explore a 3D world with intuitive controls and enjoy a curated selection of genres and tracks.

Virtual reality (VR) and non-VR modes
Interactive 3D particle-effect visualization
Scientifically accurate spectrum-mapping
Orbital navigation for 3D control
10 curated tracks across various genres
Compatible with iPad and iPhone
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What's New in Spectrum Music Visualizer VR

1.1

March 10, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Included relevant logos for artist's social media links. Improved user interface based on user feedback. Decreased loading times to almost nothing. Fixed memory issues that caused crashes on some devices.

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User reviews

Garbage

What good is it if you can't access your own music? Crashes on my iPad Pro

Amazing

It was a visual feast. I was breathless afterwards, try bobbing your head to the music

Garbage

Not VR compatible, not trippy, not even music accessible at all

Amazing work

This is one of those apps that really pushes boundaries. This is by joining two sense and virtual reality together, a synesthetic experience is accomplished. Please keep great apps like these that explore sound and light coming!

Incompatible with 3,5" screens...

...apart from the fact that is shows 3 fps on iPhone 4S. Thanks for wasting my time. In reward I give you this 1 star.

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FAQ

What is Spectrum Music Visualizer VR?

Spectrum Music Visualizer VR is an entertainment app that provides scientifically accurate, interactive 3D visualizations of music. It offers both virtual reality and standard viewing modes, allowing users to experience sound in a unique visual way.

Does Spectrum Music Visualizer VR have ads?

No, Spectrum Music Visualizer VR is completely free of advertisements and in-app purchases. The developer has stated it is absolutely FREE with no 3rd party ads or in-app purchases.

What kind of music is included in Spectrum Music Visualizer VR?

The app features 10 tracks from 5 talented artists, covering genres such as spacey rock, trance, and minimal techno. Specific artists include Venaccio, Flights of Helios, Haruna Fushimi, James Le Roux, and Benjamin Outram.

Can I use Spectrum Music Visualizer VR without a VR headset?

Yes, Spectrum Music Visualizer VR offers both virtual reality (VR) mode and a non-VR full-screen mode. You can explore the visualizations without needing extra VR apparatus.

What devices is Spectrum Music Visualizer VR compatible with?

Spectrum Music Visualizer VR is compatible with iPad and iPhone devices. It also mentions compatibility with Cardboard for VR mode, though it is not required for non-VR use.

How often is Spectrum Music Visualizer VR updated?

The app was last updated on March 10, 2016, to version 1.1. It was initially released on March 2, 2016. Future updates would depend on developer activity.

What is the age rating for Spectrum Music Visualizer VR?

Spectrum Music Visualizer VR is suitable for all ages, with an official age rating of 4+.

What makes Spectrum Music Visualizer VR's visualizations unique?

The app uses the physics and biology of our senses to create visualizations that are both beautiful and scientifically meaningful. It visualizes sound frequencies and even gravitational waves, offering a unique 'synesthesia' experience.