Apple Vision Pro review: magic, until it's not - eviltoast
  • averyminya@beehaw.org
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    10 months ago

    Some of the best uses for VR I think is making use of small spaces for projects that require larger ones. All my favorite applications revolve around it.

    Vermilion is an application for oil painting in VR. No cleanup, just get started and go. There’s SculptrVR for clay.

    Paradiddle is VR drumming. It’s not as tactile of course but if you don’t have a drum pad (which can connect to the game) then it’s really the next best thing.

    SynthVR lets you put together huge synth racks, offsetting the cost of each piece of equipment. Plus no need to store it!

    I think there’s a couple others, but my point is that each of these are seemingly perfect for VR. Any notes you need can be brought up and scaled to whatever size you need, placed anywhere in the room.

    I’ve read about stock people using headsets for similar goals. I can see a very useful market for this sort of thing.

    However, not for $3k. I also have doubts that this headset, yes, it’s a headset Apple, will have programs like I mentioned. iOS apps aren’t the same.