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AR Violin on the Quest Pro 🎻 #WebXR A-Frame Instead of using AR to assist me playing a real violin, I used polycam to 3D scan the violin & bow, and used a violin #Tonejs instrument Each finger maps to each string, and the more I curl them the...

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Ukaton3 years ago

Inspired by @utopiah

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Robin Baumgarten 🌱🛠️3 years ago

@aframevr @Polycam3D Next up: virtual virtual violin!

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TonyVT SkarredGhost3 years ago

@aframevr @Polycam3D Very nice!

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Shuji-Violinist🎻Instructor🎻Developer3 years ago

@aframevr @Polycam3D That’s amazing, new generation is coming!

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Snowmanzzz.html (寻170cm女生)3 years ago

@aframevr @Polycam3D @yinwang0

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time 🔮3 years ago

@aframevr @Polycam3D yes please hci evolution

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Cybernetic Lover3 years ago

@aframevr @Polycam3D cc @takanuva

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Christopher Cook3 years ago

@aframevr @Polycam3D Awesome! Thought of doing something similar for guitar, never really looked into it. I have all the tech for the actual scores etc, it's the object tracking and finger tracking that I haven't thought about yet. Ideally a virtual ghost hand would play for your to copy.

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Soham Panchal3 years ago

@aframevr @Polycam3D So, this is how my 2022 ends, looking stuffs like this. Can't imagine what gonna see in the next coming years. Crazy btw.

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Umar Qattan3 years ago

@aframevr @Polycam3D Imagine Bach having access to this VR Violin. He'd be throwing in 4 string chords and multiple octave melodies for a single Violin. Violin I and II parts would merge into one

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