Comments on: Korg takes its popular Gadget app into the virtual reality (VR), now available

By: Sergio

Sergio — Sun, 09 Jul 2023 17:23:40 +0000

I requested a refund for this app. Not worth the $30 Korg is charging. App crashed several times on startup. I honestly need to call the developers out on this – it’s like they did the least they could to port mobile app to VR. Controls/interaction make no sense and you literally have to set focus state on a note in order to play it. UI visuals are best described as “crunchy”. By that I mean it is unreadable unless you’re inches away from a given virtual synth module. Message to Korg – don’t put crap like this out and charge money for it. It does nothing to further VR experiences and honestly hurts your brand. Try hiring UX designers and developers who are actually passionate about music production and VR. I suggest you look at competitive product like Virtuoso to see what actually comes off as feeling musical in VR.

By: Robert Sillitoe

Robert Sillitoe — Fri, 07 Jul 2023 13:41:51 +0000

A literal Beat Saber!

By: Okeribok

Okeribok — Fri, 07 Jul 2023 05:29:19 +0000

Gadget is also available for Nintendo switch. I double dipped on ios and switch. I do not want to think about how much i spent in total, but I have all instruments and almost all expansions for gadget and module pro. An insane breadth of sounds.
Not sure about playing with vr contorted, but Korg managed to make it fun on Switch too. Curious to see which instruments are included.

By: Michael

Michael — Fri, 07 Jul 2023 05:08:39 +0000

I’ve always wanted something like this. If they release it on the PSVR2, I would buy it and never shut up about how awesome it is… hypothetically. Come on Korg! If the Switch has Gadget, PS5 can get Gadget VR.