Spacious Places launches on Meta Quest March 12 with 18 environments and 16 instruments

Spacious Places, a mindfulness and music app from Spacious Music, launches on Meta Quest on March 12, 2026. The app is free to download and includes a demo level; the full experience costs $12.99 as an in-app purchase. An early-bird discount of approximately 20% will apply for the first two weeks after launch.

Spacious Places environment with virtual instrument play

The app lets users play virtual instruments alongside ambient music tracks inside nature-themed 3D environments. It supports both hand tracking and controllers. At launch, 16 instruments are available, including congas, handpan, kalimba, harp, glockenspiel, djembe, darbuka, tank drum, vibraphone, balafon, gong, chimes, toy xylophone, bells, wooden xylophone, and bells.

One of 18 named environments available at launch

Eighteen named environments are included at launch, ranging from Winter Whisper and Dune Solitude to Nebula Dreams and Icelandic Borealis. Each environment offers stationary Vista viewpoints; select locations also include a Journey or Sunset mode that moves through the scene while music continues. Interactive elements such as fireworks, snowflakes, lanterns, and bubbles are present in some spaces.

Hand tracking and controller support shown in-app

The launch soundtrack features tracks by UK-based artist Phil Maher, with additional music by Justin Hebert, who also founded Spacious Music. The studio plans to add more environments, songs, and instruments in future updates.

Spacious Music is based in Big Bear Lake, California. Press inquiries can be directed to pr@impactrealityxr.com.