Maestro (2024)

Conduct with one hand while the other cues an orchestral section, then shape a hold or finish with a gesture. Double Jack's game makes the division of labour between your hands musically legible. The native Quest version is the straightforward recommendation for bare-hand tracking, with hands kept visible to the headset cameras. It is a VR rhythm interpretation of conducting, rather than unrestricted control of live musicians. Repeated raised-arm gestures are more demanding than they first appear; PC VR hand tracking also needs a compatible connection.