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August 5, 2021

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Stage, Inc

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Catch regular unmissable events Dive into a concert, explore interactive art exhibits, stumble upon a secret speakeasy pop-up, or kick it with friends in a listening room. Discover regular new events from pioneering creators at the apex of culture.

Explore Social Spaces Meet by the bar, chill together in an exhibition space, or find a secret spot to convene. Wherever you go you can be together, in superreal spaces designed to delight and elevate your vibe.

Collect Virtual Goods Play, create and express yourself with interactive toys, ownable outfits and collectible items.

Flex Your Style Be who you wanna be with new avatar outfits dropped weekly.

Party Up & Party Hop Party up with friends and explore a new world, together. Party hop to switch it up and meet the rest of the community!

Talk Naturally Do more than just share words on a screen - communicate like you do in real life with spatial voice chat for an all-natural flow.

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Meta Quest

Meta Quest 2

Meta Quest Pro

Meta Quest 3

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3.25

31 ratings

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Still have to listen to jerks talking

I connected to the Muse show okay. Could look higher def, I suppose. But you included the one thing I hate about going to shows, standing next to and behind other people and having to listen to them chat louder than the performance. Why was this necessary to do? Gave it a second chance with the preview this morning. Someone's avatar was standing directly on top of me! Boy, I thought real people were annoying, but having pieces of an avatar phasing in and out in my line of vision as they move makes me long for the days of a 6-foot guy standing in front of me. WHY is this even possible???? I'm out!

30 found this helpful

Pretty cool! (and currently for free)

Just watched the demo content, and the effect is pretty well realized with the 360 degree 3D camera rigs. Not as much depth or clarity as you'd hope for, but still better than the typical flat 360 bubbles that have been the norm for these virtual events in the past. You can spot the 360 degree camera rig from some of the viewpoints, and I'd almost like to see a tech "Behind the scenes" into how this all comes together. First show starts in a half hour for free. Can't beat that. Not sure what it would be worth if not free, but interesting none the less. UPDATE: Watched the first Muse show. Very cool. It did take a few retries to get in, and it looked like there were over 1,000 people connecting at the very start, so I imagine it's growing pains. Once I was in, it was pretty great. You are in a room with 10 or so others. Would be very fun to get a group of friends and join in together. I highly recommend going to the Map and choosing the "Follow the Action" option. They have a lot more camera angles than the few static spots they let you choose around the stage and it edits between them really well. A really cool experience. After each song it would force me to lock into one of the static cameras again and I would have to switch back to the "Follow the Action" auto view cam, but otherwise a really cool way to experience it. Definitely check it out for this Muse show. It's a lot of fun, for free, and a lot better than previous attempts at 360 degree flat static camera concerts in my experience.

11 found this helpful

Awesome but definitely needs tweaks

I love the ease of use and the sound quality / image quality is fine for me. The main issues I have so far are 1) instantly being added to a 'party' of strangers 2) having people jump in and out of the 'party' 20 times a second and be notified each time they do with a huge popup notification I have used quite a few apps for virtual events and this one has promise, but you seriously need to do less to break immersion constantly.

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Unenjoyable and nauseating

I want to preface this with the fact that I am aware the issues are most likely caused or exaggarated by my relatively slow (16 Mbit/s) internet connection. I really like the idea and wanted it to be a great experience, but it was unenjoybale and nauseating. The video quality jumps from potato to slightly higher resolution potato but will mostly hover around the 240p quality. The video has no depth, it remains a flat 360° video experience, very rarely would the video turn into a proper stereoscopic image for about a second before it returned to flat. The constant shifting in video quality was nauseating, and when I was watching a viewpoint with a non-stationary camera, the issue was even worse, unfortunately I had to quit after a few minutes of watching. There desperately needs to be an option to pre-buffer large portions of the video feed so people with a slower internet connection are not left in the dust.

11 found this helpful

I felt like i was in the concert again

Excellent app, this must be at the official appstore

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MisssElaineous

Still have to listen to jerks talking

BaumSquad

Pretty cool! (and currently for free)

zcubedmusic

Awesome but definitely needs tweaks

Localhorst86

Unenjoyable and nauseating

ScapeVR

I felt like i was in the concert again

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