SoundStage Best Music VR Application From Google VR Team

Logan Olsen develops a VR application for SoundStage. The application SoundStage is special one for Google VR devices. According to the Phoenix Technology News and the technology blog The Verge reports in Beijing on April 8 that Google Inc. has now an independent software developers Logan Olson (Logan Olson). Who has joined Google, and with this entry Google has got a VR-functional team.

SoundStage Best Music VR Application From Google VR Team

Olsen has developed an application for HTCVive that can play, record and mix the virtual reality music creation tool StreamStage. SoundStage is the first true VRDAW tool, unlike other music VR applications such as TheWave and LyraVR. The application SoundStage is much more powerful and has almost become the only choice for musicians. After joining Google, Olsen will join the VR team led by Clay Bavor.

SoundStage Google VR Team Development

“We welcome Logan to join the Google VR team,” a Google spokeswoman said. “With his SoundStage application, Logan became the leader in the VR field. And we are deeply influenced by his creation and his potential in the VR field. And inspired by his creativity. “

Last fall, Google launches the Pixel and Pixel XL mobile phone at the same time. They also launches the Daydream VR platform with them. Daydream VR platform includes goggles and remote control design. Along with the mobile phone hardware certification and store content. But in recent months, there are no reports about DaydreamVR and there is a complete silence.

Since Google released DaydreamVR platform, few other mobile phone manufacturers also released compatible Daydream platform equipment. And now talking about Pixel mobile phone market share which also greatly limits the development of Daydream.

However, now Google VR team will be under the command of Olsen. So this indicates that Google follows the acquisition of Tilt Brush team in 2015. This project is still under the development for making VR creative potential to maintain a sufficient interest in investment.