The app itself is awesome, and I think the content available is cool, but we’ve been waiting for a year for the other concerts to be released and some of those are the ones I was interested in watching and buying. Not sure if that’s ever going to happen at this point though. UPDATE: A new concert was finally released but it says in the release notes that it is only available in countries where the live VR shows are finished, so it sounds like we do still get to see new content here but so far not while live concerts are still going on somewhere. Better than nothing, I guess, but seems like artificially holding the platform back unless there’s a lot in the pipeline that isn’t visible to us yet. I wasn’t even sure they remembered they had this app, other than it does still get updated in the App Store.I hope we don’t have to wait for the next Apple Vision launch next spring to see the rest of the new content released, but it kind of feels that way. Hoping for a better outcome because these are pretty awesome and a lot of fun to watch!I think the format has a lot of potential. I buy albums once in a while outside of streaming apps, but rarely attend concerts and have never bought a music video or concert other than Pink Floyd’s The Wall, so I think the fact that I’m interested here should be indicative of the potential that exists.

As an MTV generation girl, this speaks to both my past and future. The visuals are fantastic and the sound is superb. When the artists look into my eyes, it makes my heart flutter in a way 2D images never did. I might be missing something but I find the virtual representation of my hands more distracting than useful. The were cool when I first saw them, but I usually was just trying to keep them out of the way. Didn’t like how even if I put my hands behind my head, the virtual hands stayed at the edge of my vision where the visor last saw them. Also, full downloads feel a little pricey. But probably nothing can be done about that.

The video quality is great, but the audio only sounds great on a 2d slog review. Once I play the video clips in their 180 3d mode (no other options to play(, the music including the singers voice coming from behind my head. Looks line no one bothered to check how the final mix is stitched to the 3d 180 video. Also while the 3d spaces and their effects look good, some videos of the actual performers look poorly white balanced or light, with few behaving green screen bleeding ( for blond hair you better use a blue screen instead of green). Also the sound is tiny and lacking base even via my AirPods Pro 2. But all of these bugs can be easily fixed and you can reupload the videos.After fixing bugs it be perfect.Great job.

OK… I am not in the least interested in any of the artists that are currently available, BUT I enjoyed each of the free songs that are available. This is just REALLY well done! Hopefully, this will eventually include artists I care about and I will definitely spend some cash! I think the prices are a little high and they may actually pull in more cash if they lowered it to ~$5 per concert. I would consider buying concerts from artists I have marginal interest in at that price. Great job… I really want you to succeed!