Volta Brings Unique XR Livestream Showcase ft. Machinedrum to NYC

The music industry is one that is continuously evolving and integrating progressive, forward-looking concepts in all of its aspects. With the return of live events being at an all-time high after a strenuous two-year hiatus, artists and event curators within the scene are frequently seeking out ways to revamp their production and performance tactics more than ever before.

Luckily, platforms such as the uniquely curated Volta exist nowadays for creatives to enhance their artistic expertises in a manner that’s never been showcased before. The founders of the innovative platform describe Volta as, “a self-serve XR creation platform that gives musicians, artists & creators the ability to design and broadcast 3D, experiential content. Volta integrates seamlessly into artists’ existing workflows, allows them to build immersive worlds and can even let their fans have an impact on the environment, turning a broadcast into a living breathing place.”

The best part about it? Volta is completely free of cost to anyone hoping to experiment with it. Most production softwares and studio and stage equipment can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, and why deal with that when you can just go online and download Volta for $0? All you have to do is plug the download into your existing set-up and stream directly to YouTube, Twitch, Tik Tok, and more simply with the click of a button. Volta also syncs with Ableton, Traktor, OSC, Rekordbox, Serato and more to come soon.

Recently, renowned musicians Imogen Heap, DJ Yoda, Maceo Plex, The Blessed Madonna, and esteemed house imprint Anjunadeep have featured the Volta experience in their exemplary productions, and more and more creatives are falling in love with what the state-of-the-art platform has to offer. This week on Tuesday, June 7th, Volta will be bringing a specially curated XR Livestream showcase to The Standard High Line in New York City, featuring a an exclusive performance by prominent electronic superstar Machinedrum. If you’re in the big apple and want to catch this cutting-edge installment, RSVP via the email below before it begins and you’ll get to experience what Volta is all about in real life.