Music & Live

Virtual Concert
Innovative concert experiences are being developed that stream artists’ live performances in virtual spaces. These virtual concerts revolutionize the traditional live experience by merging entertainment and music in a virtual environment. For example, you can enjoy a 360-degree stage view or experience the performance up close to the artist from the comfort of your home. Additionally, it is possible to create entirely new concert experiences by incorporating fantastical stage settings and visual effects that are impossible in the real world. This allows fans from all over the world to participate in live events, transcending geographical constraints and venue capacity limits. Furthermore, by incorporating elements such as virtual interactions with other viewers and interactive dialogues with the artist, these concerts provide a deeper sense of immersion and satisfaction that traditional live shows cannot achieve.

Stage Effects
Stage effects utilizing AR technology significantly enhance the audience’s experience by adding real-time visual effects to actual concert venues. Through cameras, 3D graphics that change with the music or virtual characters that interact with the artist can be overlaid on the stage. For instance, intense flames or lightning effects can be added to rock concerts, while delicate light particles or flower petals can enhance classical concerts, creating an overwhelming experience that fuses music and visuals. This allows the audience to not only listen to the music but also visually immerse themselves in the musical world. Additionally, by introducing AR effects that involve audience participation, it is possible to create a new form of entertainment where the entire venue participates in the performance.

Virtual Rehearsal
The virtual rehearsal system allows artists and staff to rehearse beyond physical constraints. In a 3D space that precisely recreates the actual stage, artists can perform as if it were the real thing, checking and adjusting stage layouts, movements, lighting, and sound effects in advance. For example, during the preparation phase of a world tour, the characteristics of each venue can be recreated in a VR space, allowing for the optimization of stage design and performance plans without having to visit the location. Additionally, band members can hold sessions in the same virtual space even if they are in different locations, enabling efficient music creation and performance adjustments. Furthermore, it can be used for final checks and image training before the actual performance, leading to higher-quality live performances.