A VR music hosting program with a chequered reputation

TheWaveVR Beta is a music hosting program that has a chequered history, which is why it is difficult to find outside of its own website. Users have been known to share copyrighted music without permission, which has led to the program being banned from certain online gaming libraries such as Steam.

Allows music makers to host their own music

TheWaveVR Beta is a program that allows you to upload your music and then publish it, but you get to publish it with cool VR effects. Plus, the listeners are able to affect the effects that surround them, and maybe even affect the music if the publisher wishes. The most common use of the program is to upload music and then put the user in a concert hall or a disco. By putting the listener in a virtual environment, it is hoped that the listener will enjoy the music more.

A VR program that comes and goes

TheWaveVR Beta is sometimes difficult to find online because there are times when it is welcome in online libraries such as Steam, and there are times when it is not. The problem is that users are able to upload any music tracks they wish, which includes music that does not belong to them. Users may then use the TheWaveVR Beta platform to spread that music around, which means the developers are aiding people in breaking the law. Sadly, the developers do not have the resources to check every piece of music that is uploaded, nor are they able to successfully and consistently ban people who upload music to which they do not own the copyright. That is why TheWaveVR Beta has had so much trouble and why you may be having a hard time finding a copy of the VR program.