Avaliações de PolyDome

Some nice sounds and they create some cool loops. Overall this seems like it has a lot of potential but I've been running into a variety of issues I hope will be resolved in future updates I will list all of them here. 1) I can't seem to control where the different effects get inserted into the sound loops the program chooses for me 2) I can't choose which sound to create, I have to just create a bunch until the one I want appears 3) I can't make separate loops everything goes into a single loop, this makes it hard to properly create a custom soundscape / music etc 4) I can't tune the speed at which the loop goes through the nodes If anyone knows how to do these things I'd really like to know, or if the devs intend to add this functionality at a later date. In conclusion, fun toy, with great potential, but currently not a lot of depth. But hey it's free and for that price it's pretty cool already. I've spent about 10 minutes on this game thus far, and so far I seem to be liking it. I appreiciate how different it is from all the other VR titles; I personally don't know any other game that let's you create your own tune in VR! I'll update this when I have a chance to play more. But overall, I recommend this, as it's creative and unique in it's own right. ANÁLISE DE ACESSO ANTECIPADO PUBLICADA: 4 DE SETEMBRO DE 2016 Fun free music experience. The 7.1, I think, is used great. You create different music crystals with the trigger finger, make them come into contact with each other, they start creating a beat already chosen by the game, then you can grab them and throw them in any direction to make that sound come from that direction. Then pull out more crystals and do the same thing. If you don't like the sound of one of them, you can pop them by stabbing them with your controller. There aren't too many different sounds created, hopefully that will expand. It does seem like the same song can be recreated. What I had fun with is just using 1 or maybe a small dose of a second crystal and placing the crystals like they are the instrument. For example, there was one sound that sounded like someone humming something briefly, and another sound that sounded like someone snapping their fingers. So I placed the crystals where a persons mouth would be for humming and a persons hands would be for snapping. Then the drum sounds I placed behind me where a drum set often is located on stage. I put water droplet sounds on the floor. I enjoyed it and since its free, nothing but thumbs up!