Google Cardboard vs Audio Buttons

Cardboard puts virtual reality on your iPhone. The Google Cardboard app helps you set up a Cardboard viewer and includes a few experiences to get you started. To fully enjoy this app you'll need a Cardboard viewer. Learn more and get your own Cardboard viewer at http://g.co/cardboard. Do not use this app while driving, walking, or otherwise by being distracted or disoriented from real world situations that prevent you from obeying traffic or safety laws.

Audio Buttons is the playback device for the set — big buttons, straight to the point, no menus. The case it was built for: a phone call between two actors shot on two days. Record one side's lines on day one, play them to the other side on day two. The sound comes the moment you press. • Record with one tap — tap an empty button, that's it • Play with one tap — the tile fills up as it plays • One set per scene, as many as the shooting day has • Names and colors, so you hit the right one in the dark • Your PDF beside the pads in landscape — the marked line is the button • Lift quiet recordings until they carry on set • Trim the silence off the start so the cue lands • Find a spot in a recording and listen from there • Import and share audio (mp3, m4a, wav, aiff) • iPhone and iPad stay in step over iCloud • German and English, switchable inside the app No sign-in, no ads, no subscription.