Up until now, the whole concept of VR hasn’t had many variations in applications besides the gaming industry. So actually, we are right at the center of a tidal wave — the beginning of a new era for user experience in many businesses. And music will undoubtedly be one of them.
In the same way as we have experienced changes in music distribution in the past few decades, we are and will be witnessing a major revolution that is happening now, in how music will be delivered and experienced to a live audience using VR in this new dimension of Metaverse.
Why Virtual Reality?
Whether it is live or not, video streaming services offer the same experience as watching pre-recorded music shows in past decades — it’s passive and two dimensional. What Muzible VR offers is interactive participation in a 3D music show with the ability to move around, look around, and to interact with others in a chat.
Live streaming will be a very important feature of our VR revolution. It will not be another game-like Sandbox-looking Metaverse. While there were projects that claimed they could deliver VR reality with a photorealistic quality, we know this is simply not achievable just yet.
Our live streaming, on the other hand, is a real-time holographic scan of a live show that can be streamed or replayed by users. It is more of a three-dimensional experience that resembles Matrix-style visual design that does not look like the latest digital art, yet it is a brand new way to stream and record music shows in 3D.
If you want to have a sneak-peak into our first iteration of this live scanning VR technology, please check the first live show we scanned — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMe0vRm9CmY
