Please read before watching.
See bottom of page for full guide to using VR.
It's very cheap if you want it to be and fairly easy.
The videos below are YouTube videos.
For the full experience with these videos, you should use a headset,
which you can insert your phone into or have a specialized VR headset,
but you can still have a great experience on a tablet, phone or desktop.
First install the YouTube app on your tablet or mobile.
Then you can wave your tablet or phone around the scene from the YouTube app.
On your tablet make sure to tap the link above the video rather than the play button.
On desktop, you can scroll around the screen.
Click Here for the link for YouTube phone or tablet link (install YouTube app first):
Contact me if you are an artist wanting a
360VR video of a live gig or animation,
or 360 conversion of an existing 2D video.
I make creative 3D 360 animation remix conversions of your videos
Epic slowed down remixes
with meditative binaural beats and 432Hz / 528 Hz
With Ambisonic Surround Sound
Click Here for the link for YouTube phone or tablet link (install YouTube app first):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRby5t036BU
Click Here for the link for YouTube phone or tablet link (install YouTube app first):
Tom Rosenthal - Watermelon
StevePaulSounds360VR Animation
Xavier - Forming
Produced and Filmed by StevePaulSounds
Click Here for the link for YouTube phone or tablet link (install YouTube app first):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWPOXoy4xhY
Juha @Vegstock 2018
StevePaulSounds360VR Live
Click Here for the link for YouTube phone or tablet link (install YouTube app first):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPiiL2YERZ0
Click Here for the link for YouTube phone or tablet link (install YouTube app first):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubhl_XzWfhI
Tap the image below to watch on YouTube in 360VR. Headset recommended but you can rotate the screen around you
Steve Paul & Oli K - How Wild It Was
360 video starring dogs with 360 cameras on their backs
Click Here for the link for YouTube phone or tablet link (install YouTube app first):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLcxLWyKaCU
This is a YouTube video.
You'll need the YouTube app to watch in VR iOS or Android. See bottom of page for instructions.
Copy the link for VR phone or tablet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubhl_XzWfhI
You can watch on desktop here by dragging the screen with your mouse.
MORE COMING SOON...
including
The Incompletes - Let's Move On
Ink In Water 360s
360 Videos of vegan, environmental and political protests
Highlights of Beatherder 2018
More Live gigs
Uncle Mow & Steve Paul - I Might 360
VR GUIDE
For the full experience with these videos, you should use a headset
but you can still have a great experience on a tablet, phone or desktop.
You can wave your tablet or phone around the scene from the YouTube app,
or scroll around the video on YouTube desktop.
How much should I pay for a VR headset?
You can pre-order a customised Google Cardboard StevePaulSounds headset from the shop for £25
Or I recommend if you can afford it the Oculus Quest 2 for £299/£399
You can get a budget Google Cardboard virtual reality headset for as little as £5 / $5
For a more comfortable headset, of which there are many to choose from, which you can insert your smartphone into, which provide a surprisingly rich experience, expect to spend around £20 / $20 or more.
Google and Samsung's mobile headsets are more advanced, rounded and comfortable
and also cost less than $100 / £100.
Independent standalone headsets with a full VR experience include The Oculus Go, costs £200 / $200.
PlayStation VR costs $240 / £240.
For a more powerful virtual reality set up connected to a PC (Macs don't support VR properly),
the Oculus Rift S costs $400 / £400, Windows Mixed Reality headsets can be cheaper,
Reverb G2, HTC Vive and Vive Pro are more expensive.
Many other headsets are available and more are coming out all the time.
Instructions for watching 360 VR videos in Cardboard or
through your smartphone headset via YouTube and Vimeo apps.
Note: For mobile devices, 360 videos can only be viewed on the YouTube or Vimeo app. They cannot be viewed on mobile browsers, including web views for applications and sites outside of YouTube or Vimeo.
Google Cardboard lets you experience virtual reality in a simple and fun way. With Cardboard/smartphone headset and the YouTube or Vimeo mobile app, you can even watch 360 degree videos for an immersive experience.
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Get Google Cardboard or a headset for a phone and assemble it
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Open the YouTube or Vimeo app
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Tap the cardboard icon . You'll notice that the screen splits into two smaller screens
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Insert your phone into Cardboard
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Look around to view the video in 360 degrees
To use Cardboard with iOS devices, you'll need to have iOS 9.
