Apple has released an immersive concert experience from Metallica and announced that it will only land on the Apple Vision Pro this week.
The concert experience, simply called “Metalica,” captures the performance in Mexico City, which took place in the band’s second year finale of the M72 World Tour. It is set to include the classic Metallica songs “Whiplash”, “One”, and “Enter Sandman”.
The concert was shot in Apple’s immersive video format. It features 8K 3D video and spatial audio, offering viewers a close-up of one of the most expensive fan zones, the Snake Pit, which meets band members James Hetfield, Larsuulrich, Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo.
To create an immersive concert experience, Apple built a custom stage layout with 14 Apple immersive video cameras using a mix of stable cameras, cable suspend cameras, and a remote controlled camera dolly system that moves through the stage.
Vision Pro owners can jump from March 14th, but Apple says it is demonstrating the full “whip” performance to in-store customers booking a Vision Pro demo.
“Apple Immersive Video is changing the way people experience storytelling, and unlike before, I’m excited to work with Metallica at concerts.” “With Metallica from Apple Vision Pro, you feel like you’re on the front row, behind the scenes, and even on stage, one of the biggest bands of all time.”
This follows the stable release of Vision Pro’s immersive video content. Adventure and infinite Host of content such as series, and Wildlife, An immersive experience featuring The Weeknd and the first scripted short film from the headset Submerged.
