About This Game EXA is an immersive virtual-reality environment for composing your own music, recording loops of your performed notes and motions, designing custom instruments, performing for audiences, building up virtual bands, and more. Step into EXA and experience an entirely new dimension of musical creativity!This app has been under constant development since early 2016, continually growing and improving. Despite being in Early Access, the app is polished, stable, and packed full of features. Here's a look at the basics of making music with EXA in VR:RINGERS & THEIR SOUNDSEXA’s musical shapes are called ringers. They make sound when you hit or interact with them using one of the various playing tools (like a mallet, violin bow, or proximity tool). The ringers in EXA react to the velocity and angle that you play them, and they provide an extremely responsive, zero-latency playing experience. (Note: external audio-routing apps can introduce latency, please disable them or adjust their settings!)You can change the sound that a ringer produces (like a drum, piano, guitar, synth, etc.) by choosing a different Soundfont (SF2) or sample (WAV, AIFF, OGG) as its audio source. EXA ships with 1,000+ built-in sounds, and encourages you to import your own! You can change a ringer's pitch by setting it to a specific note, shifting it up or down, or by applying a particular scale/interval across several selected ringers.CREATING INSTRUMENTSRingers are the main building-block for creating your own custom instruments. There are four available ringer shapes, and you can move and resize them however you want. Sketch new ringers out of thin air using the draw tool, and use the group and clone features to assist your instrument-creation process.EXA’s virtual space gives you incredible flexibility for designing entirely new and “impossible” musical instruments. You’re free to break away from traditional instrument structures, and instead create instruments that are perfectly suited to the way you want to move, the notes you want to play, and the musical performance you want to compose.You could arrange ringers into curved rows that wrap around you, or into large grids, or stacks that form chords, or guitar-like rows of strings, or radial patterns that you play with circular motions… the possibilities are endless.Of course, you don’t need to create everything yourself. EXA ships with several pre-built layouts (full musical scenes) and bundles (reusable instruments) that you can use right away. If you do create an instrument, however, you can save it as a new bundle and reuse it anywhere you want.RECORDING AND PLAYING LOOPSRecording and replaying loops is at the heart of EXA’s music-making experience. As you record a loop, EXA captures the notes you play and the motions you make while performing. Then, whenever you play the recorded loop, you'll see (optionally) a “robot” performer repeating the exact motions that you did.To record a loop, hit the loop recorder’s red ringer. It displays a countdown to the first metronome beat of the next measure. Recording begins on that beat, and continues until you hit the red ringer again (or use the “auto-stop” feature). At this point, the loop recorder becomes a playable loop. You can apply new sounds to it, adjust its volume, change its duration, quantize its notes to align with the metronome, and more.EXA's sequencer interface allows you to schedule loop playback and assemble full songs. You can link each sequencer row to a particular loop, then add playback events within that row. As the sequencer plays, each sequencer row sends those events (when the playhead reaches them) to their linked loop.REMIX AND MOREWith EXA’s custom instruments, recorded loops, robot performers, and powerful interfaces to schedule playback and keep it all organized, you can compose and produce entire “virtual band” music performances. Watch and move through these performances again and again, customize them, share them, and even export them into other apps! The EXA Remix package allows third-party developers to load, display, and customize full EXA performances within their Unity-based software.There’s so much more to explore in EXA! Export loops and songs to WAV audio, 64-channel live MIDI output, sleek user interfaces, fast and efficient workflows, in-app audio device selection, teleport and slide-based locomotion, high-quality display mode for recording videos or performing live… and more being introduced all the time.EXA thrives on feedback, ideas, and wish-lists from players like you! Share your thoughts with Zach (the EXA dev) and the community using the EXA discussion board.That's it! Now that you know the basics, it's time to step into EXA, and start making music with your very own infinite instrument. 1075eedd30 Title: EXA: The Infinite InstrumentGenre: Casual, Indie, Audio Production, Early AccessDeveloper:Aesthetic Interactive, Zach KinstnerPublisher:Aesthetic InteractiveRelease Date: 31 Mar, 2017 EXA: The Infinite Instrument Ativador Download [hack] exa the infinite instrument. exa the infinite instrument vr This is an awesome music making app for VR and allows infinite possibilities for any indie musician. Even those new to making music could get something produced in this with some experimenting. https:\/\/youtu.be\/UItPzN-_xAMYou can expand the library of sounds by simply installing your own using SF2 or WAV format collections and set up your stage however you like with any bundle of "ringers" or create your own by drawing them in and assigning sounds.It must also be said that the dev is amazing, he responds to feedback and questions in discord and likes to actively support his users by promoting anything related to EXA created by his community. Love music? Then get this!. This is an awesome music making app for VR and allows infinite possibilities for any indie musician. Even those new to making music could get something produced in this with some experimenting. https:\/\/youtu.be\/UItPzN-_xAMYou can expand the library of sounds by simply installing your own using SF2 or WAV format collections and set up your stage however you like with any bundle of "ringers" or create your own by drawing them in and assigning sounds.It must also be said that the dev is amazing, he responds to feedback and questions in discord and likes to actively support his users by promoting anything related to EXA created by his community. Love music? Then get this! GAME BUILD CHANGE 5/14/19: Since we released the latest update v1.12, we’ve seen few minor bug issues reported by the players.To investigate those issues, we’ve decided to roll back the v1.09 to the default branch. In the meantime, you can still try out v1.12 on the beta.How to opt in to this beta at Steam client?Right click on Capitalism 2 and select Properties -> Click on 'BETAS' tab -> Select 'beta_1.12' branch If you encounter any issue on this branch, please report it to support@retroism.comBest, Retroism Support Team. NEW UPDATE 4/16/19: We have updated the beta branch to ver 1.11 which fixes the sound bug.How to opt in to this beta at Steam client?Right click on Capitalism 2 and select Properties -> Click on 'BETAS' tab -> Select 'beta_1.11' branch If you encounter any issue on this branch, please report it to support@retroism.comThanks,Retroism Support Team. NEW UPDATE 4/25/19: We have pushed the beta branch v1.11 into the default branch and it includes the following improvements:* The city view looks significantly better with an improved display aspect ratio* Improved compatibilities with the different versions of Windows* Smoother switching between Capitalism 2 and other Windows applicationsThank you for your support!Best,Retroism Support Team. Capitalism 2 Multiplayer Guide: We have prepared a step-by-step guide with screenshots detailing how to set up multiplayer games for Capitalism 2.Click this link to view the guide: www.enlight.com/capitalism2/multiplayer_guide. Capitalism 2 NEW UPDATE 5/20/19: The beta branch v1.13 has been pushed into the default branch.The fixes include: Fixed a graphics glitch on the Build menu Fixed a bug with the [Set Production] function at the Manufacturing Unit on the 3x3 layoutGame improvements: The city view looks significantly better with an improved display aspect ratio Improved compatibilities with the different versions of Windows Smoother switching between Capitalism 2 and other Windows applicationsIf you encounter any issue on this branch, please report it to support@retroism.comThanks,Retroism Support Team. NEW UPDATE 2/27/19: Today we launch a beta_1.10 branch which includes the following improvements: The city view looks significantly better with an improved display aspect ratio Improved compatibilities with the different versions of Windows Smoother switching between Capitalism 2 and other Windows applicationsHow to opt in to this beta at Steam client?Right click on Capitalism 2 and select Properties -> Click on 'BETAS' tab -> Select 'beta_1.10' branch If you encounter any issue on this branch, please report it to support@retroism.comThanks,Retroism Support Team. Capitalism 2 [Update 1.12]: We've updated the build to fix the bug of adjusting product prices on the Product Detail screen. Thank you for your feedback!Best, Retroism Support Team. NEW UPDATE 5/16/19: We've instituted a new patch and released it on the beta branch v1.13.The fixes include: Fixed a graphics glitch on the Build menu Fixed a bug with the [Set Production] function at the Manufacturing Unit on the 3x3 layout Game improvements: The city view looks significantly better with an improved display aspect ratio Improved compatibilities with the different versions of Windows Smoother switching between Capitalism 2 and other Windows applicationsHow to opt in to this beta at Steam client?Right click on Capitalism 2 and select Properties -> Click on 'BETAS' tab -> Select 'beta_1.13' branch Thank you for your support.Best,Retroism Support Team
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