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If you bought the DLC music packs for the PlayStation VR1 version of Beat Saber, then you will be able to transfer these songs to the PlayStation VR2 version of the same game without having to pay anything extra.

When trying to download these tracks, you may notice that the PlayStation Store is saying that you have to pay from them again. To see how you can fix these transfer issues, you can take a look at this troubleshooting guide from Seeking Tech.

1. For the first step, you should make sure that you are logged into the same PlayStation Network account that you used to purchase the DLC music packs for the PS VR1 version. This is because your purchases are tied to purchasing account.

If you are using another account, then you need to switch to the PSN username that was used to previously purchased the DLC. Once you do, visit the product page for the DLC song or music pack on the PlayStation Store to see if they will let you download it for free.

If you can get the DLC packs without having to pay and you would like to play them with a different PSN username, go to the Settings of your PS5 console and then select Users and Accounts > Other > Console Sharing and Offline Play and then make sure you turn on Console Sharing if you haven’t done so already. Afterwards, you can switch to a different PlayStation Network account.

2. If you are using the same PSN username that you previously used to buy the Beat Saber DLC for the PS VR1 version but still can’t transfer the downloadable content to the PS VR2 version, then you can try restoring your license.

In order to do so, go to the Settings menu of your PlayStation 5 and then navigate over to Settings > Users and Accounts > Other > Restore Licenses. Select Restore to repair your game licenses for your PSN account.

3. If you are having problems downloading the music packs, then you can try downloading the individual songs instead to see if you are able to do so without having to pay again.

4. If your problem is related to the Panic! At The Disco Music Pack or Imagine Dragons Music Pack, then it may be due to these bundles getting updated with new songs after their launch date.

In these cases, you have to download each of these songs individually. Keep in mind that you can only download the music tracks that you have to pay for; so, you will need to pay if you want songs that were later added into the bundle.

Alternatively, you can pay an upgrade fee to get all of the songs for the music pack for the PlayStation 4 version of Beat Saber. Afterwards, you can then be able to transfer the entire bundle to the PS5 version.

For the uninformed, the following songs were added to these packs after the initial launch:

Beat Saber Panic! At The Disco Music Pack:

• Crazy = Genius
• Dancing’s Not A Crime
• Hey Look Ma, I Made It
• Say Amen (Saturday Night)
• Sugar Soaker
• Viva Las Vengeance

Beat Saber Imagine Dragons Music Pack:

• Bones
• Enemy

Before getting the PlayStation VR2 version of Beat Saber, you may be wondering how many songs are included with the base version of the game without having to buy any additional DLC music packs. You can find the full track listing for the music rhythm PSVR2 title in this article from Seeking Tech.

Beat Saber comes with 45 songs in total spread across five albums. You can find the tracks below:

Beat Saber Original Soundtrack Vol. 1 Music Pack

The Original Soundtrack Vol. 1 offers the biggest selection as you will be able to play the following 10 tracks:

• $100 Bills – Composed by Jaroslav Beck
• Balearic Pumping – Composed by Jaroslav Beck
• Beat Saber – Composed by Jaroslav Beck
• Breezer – Composed by Jaroslav Beck
• Commercial Pumping – Composed by Jaroslav Beck
• Country Rounds (Sqeepo Remix) – Composed by Jaroslav Beck, Kings & Folk and Sqeepo
• Escape (featuring Summer Haze) – Composed by Jaroslav Beck and Summer Haze
• Legend (featuring Backchat) – Composed by Jaroslav Beck, Crispin and Backchat
• Lvl Insane – Composed by Jaroslav Beck
• Turn Me On (featuring Tiny C) – Composed by Jaroslav Beck and Tiny C

Beat Saber Original Soundtrack Vol. 2 Music Pack

For the second volume of the OST, the following five tracks are available:

• Be There For You – Composed by Sedliv
• Elixia – Composed by Mord Fustang
• I Need You – Composed by Megaphonix
• Rum n’ Bass – Composed by Boom Kitty
• Unlimited Power – Composed by Jaroslav Beck

Beat Saber Original Soundtrack Vol. 3 Music Pack

The third original soundtrack comes with the following six songs:

• Origins – Composed by Jaroslav Beck
• Reason for Living – Composed by Morgan Page
• Give A Little Love – Composed by Pegboard Nerds
• Full Charge – Composed by Pixl
• Immortal – Composed by Slippy
• Burning Sands – Composed by Boom Kitty

Beat Saber Original Soundtrack Vol. 4 Music Pack

The following four songs are included with the fourth OST release:

• Into The Dream – Composed by Jaroslav Beck
• It Takes Me – Composed by Boom Kitty and Waylon Reavis
• LUDICROUS+ – Composed by Jaroslav Beck
• Spin Eternally – Composed by Camellia

Beat Saber Original Soundtrack Vol. 5 Music Pack

The fifth pack from the original soundtrack includes the following six releases:

• $1.78 – Composed by Schwank
• Curtains (All Night Long) – Composed by EEWK
• Final-Boss-Chan – Composed by Camellia
• Firestarter – Composed by Tanger
• I Wanna Be A Machine – Composed by The Living Tombstone
• Magic (featuring Meredith Bull) – Composed by Jaroslav Beck

Beat Saber Extras Music Pack

Along with the OST albums, Beat Saber on PlayStation VR2 also comes with an Extras Music Pack from external sources. The current lineup includes the following six tracks:

• $100 Bills (Camellia’s “215$-Step” Remix) – Composed by Jarsolav Beck and Camellia
• Escape Remix (4th Anniversary) – Composed by Jaroslav Beck and Tokyo Machine
• Spooky Beat – Composed by Jaroslav Beck
• FitBeat – Composed by Jaroslav Beck
• Crab Rave – Composed by Noisestorm
• POP/STARS (featuring K/DA) – Composed by League of Legends
• One Hope (featuring David Binney) – Composed by KNOWER
• Angel Voices – Composed by Virtual Self

Beat Saber Camellia Music Pack

• EXiT This Earth’s Atomosphere – Composed by Camellia
• Ghost – Composed by Camellia
• Light It Up – Composed by Camellia
• Crystalized – Composed by Camellia
• Cycle Hit (featuring DJ Genki, C-Show and Camellia) – Composed by Kansai Hardcores
• WHAT THE CAT!? – Composed by Camellia

The PlayStation VR2 version of Beat Saber came out alongside the Queen Music Pack. All of the previous DLC songs that were released for the PlayStation VR1 version of this game can also be transferred to the upgraded release as long as you previously purchase them. Of course, you can also purchase the older downloaded content to play them in the PS VR2 release.

You can check out this Seeking Tech guide to see the full list of DLC music tracks.

The PlayStation VR2 version of Beat Saber supports many previously released DLC songs. At launch, the game offers the Panic! at the Disco Music Pack, Monstercat X Rocket League Music Pack, Green Day Music Pack, Timbaland Music Pack, Linkin Park Music Pack, BTS Music Pack, Interscope Mixtape Music Pack, Skrillex Music Pack, Billie Eilish Music Pack, Lady Gaga Music Pack, Fall Out Boy Music Pack, Electronic Mixtape Music Pack, Lizzo Mixtape Music Pack, The Weeknd Music Pack, Rock Mixtape as well as the aforementioned Queen Music Pack.

The DLC for this game can be found in the PlayStation Store App on your PS5 or PS5 Digital Edition console. You need to visit the Beat Saber product page, navigate downwards until you see the Add-Ons row, move all the way to the right and then select the View All Add-Ons option.

Of course, you can also view the available DLC music packs and songs inside of the game as well.

You can find the tracks included with each of these bundles for the PS VR2 release of Beat Saber below:

Beat Saber Panic! at the Disco Music Pack

• Emperor’s New Clothes by Panic! at the Disco
• The Greatest Show by Panic! at the Disco
• High Hopes by Panic! at the Disco
• Victorious by Panic! at the Disco

Beat Saber Monstercat X Rocket League Music Pack

• Glide by Stephen Walking
• LUV U NEED U by Slushii
• PLAY by Tokyo Machine
• ROCK IT by Tokyo Machine
• Shiawase by Dion Timmer
• Test Me by Slushii and Dion Timmer

Beat Saber Green Day Music Pack

• American Idiot by Green Day
• Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Green Day
• Father of All… by Green Day
• Holiday by Green Day
• Fire, Ready, Aim by Green Day
• Minority by Green Day

Beat Saber Timbaland Music Pack

• Dumb Thingz by Kaydence, Timbaland
• Famous by Bruno Martini, Timbaland and Jake Davis
• Has a Meaning by sid tipton and Timbaland
• What I Like by Karra, Nash Overstreet and Common Strangers
• While We’re Young by Wavezswavesz

Beat Saber Linkin Park Music Pack

• Bleed It Out by Linkin Park
• Breaking the Habit by Linkin Park
• Faint by Linkin Park
• Given Up by Linkin Park
• In the End by Linkin Park
• New Divide by Linkin Park
• Numb by Linkin Park
• One Step Closer by Linkin Park
• Papercut by Linkin Park
• Somewhere I Belong by Linkin Park
• What I’ve Done by Linkin Park

Beat Saber BTS Music Pack

• Blood Sweat & Tears by BTS
• Boy With Luv (feat. Halsey) by BTS
• Burning Up (FIRE) by BTS
• Dionysus by BTS
• DNA by BTS
• DOPE by BTS
• Dynamite by BTS
• FAKE LOVE by BTS
• IDOL by BTS
• MIC Drop (Steve Aoki Remix) by BTS
• Not Today by BTS
• UGH! by BTS

Beat Saber Interscope Mixtape Music Pack

• Couting Stars by OneRepublic
• DNA. by Kendrick Lamar
• Don’t Cha by The Pussycat Dolls
• Party Rock Anthem by LMFAO, Lauren Bennett and GoonRock
• Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle) by Limp Bizkit
• Sugar by Maroon 5
• The Sweet Escape (feat. Akon) by Gwen Stefani and Akon

Beat Saber Skrillex Music Pack

• Bangarang (feat. Sirah) by Skrillex abd Sirah
• Butterflies by Skrillex, Starrah and Four Tet
• Don’t Go by Skrillex, Justin Bieber, Don Toliver
• The Devil’s Den by Skrillex and Wolfgang Gartner
• Ragga Bomb by Skrillex and Ragga Twins
• First of the Year (Equinox) by Skrillex
• Rock ‘n’ Roll (Will Take You to the Mountain) by Skrillex
• Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites by Skrillex

Beat Saber Billie Eilish Music Pack

• all the good girls go to hell by Billie Eilish
• bad guy by Billie Eilish
• you should see me in a crown by Billie Eilish
• bury a friend by Billie Eilish
• bellyache by Billie Eilish
• Happier Than Ever by Billie Eilish
• I Didn’t Change My Number by Billie Eilish
• NDA by Billie Eilish
• Oxytocin by Billie Eilish
• Therefore I Am by Billie Eilish

Beat Saber Lady Gaga Music Pack

• Alejandro by Lady Gaga
• Bad Romance by Lady Gaga
• Born This Way by Lady Gaga
• Just Dance (featuring Colby O’Donis) byLady Gaga
• Paparazzi by Lady Gaga
• Poker Face by Lady Gaga
• Rain on Me (featuring Ariana Grande) by Lady Gaga
• Stupid Love by Lady Gaga
• Telephone (featuring Beyoncé) by Lady Gaga
• The Edge of Glory by Lady Gaga

Beat Saber Fall Out Boy Music Pack

• Centuries by Fall Out Boy
• Dance, Dance by Fall Out Boy
• I Don’t Care by Fall Out Boy
• Immortals by Fall Out Boy
• Irresistible by Fall Out Boy
• My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light Em Up) by Fall Out Boy
• This Ain’t a Scene, It’s an Arms Race by Fall Out Boy
• Thnks fr th Mmrs by Fall Out Boy

Beat Saber Electronic Mixtape Music Pack

• Waiting All Night (featuring Ella Eyre) by Rudimental
• Witchcraft by Pendulum
• Icarus by Madeon
• Alone by Marshmello
• Ghosts ‘n’ stuff (featuring Rob Swire) by Deadmau5
• Stay the Night (featuring Hayley Williams) by Zedd
• Sandstorm by Darude
• The Rockafeller Skank by Fatboy Slim
• Freestyler by Bomfunk MC’s
• Animals by Martin Garrix

Beat Saber Lizzo Mixtape Music Pack

• 2 Be Loved (Am I Ready) by Lizzo
• About Damn Time by Lizzo
• Cuz I Love You by Lizzo
• Everybody’s Gay by Lizzo
• Good as Hell by Lizzo
• Juice by Lizzo
• Tempo (featuring Missy Elliott) by Lizzo
• Truth Hurts by Lizzo
• Worship by Lizzo

Beat Saber The Weeknd Music Pack

• Blinding Lights by The Weeknd
• Can’t Feel My Face by The Weeknd
• How Do I Make You Love Me? by The Weeknd
• I Feel It Coming (featuring Daft Punk) by The Weeknd
• Pray For Me by The Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar
• Sacrifice by The Weeknd
• Save Your Tears by The Weeknd
• Starboy (featuring Daft Punk) by The Weeknd
• Take My Breath by The Weeknd
• The Hills by The Weeknd

Beat Saber Rock Mixtape

• Born To Be Wild by Steppenwolf
• Eye of the Tiger by Survivor
• Free Bird by Lynyrd Skynyrd
• I Was Made For Lovin’ You by KISS
• Seven Nation Army by The White Stripes
• Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana
• Sweet Child O’ Mine by Guns N’ Roses
• The Pretender by Foo Fighters

Beat Saber Queen Music Pack

• Another One Bites the Dust by Queen
• Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen
• Crazy Little Thing Called Love by Queen
• Don’t Stop Me Now by Queen
• I Want It All by Queen
• Killer Queen by Queen
• One Vision by Queen
• Somebody to Love by Queen
• Stone Cold Crazy by Queen
• We Are The Champions by Queen
• We Will Rock You by Queen

Beat Saber is now available for the PlayStation VR2. If you haven’t heard already, you can upgrade from the PlayStation VR1 version of the game (if you previously brought it) to the PS VR2 version for free. Furthermore, you should also be able to transfer any DLC you previously bought for the PS VR1 release at no additional costs.

So, can you also transfer your save file and/or trophy progress? You can find out in this article from Seeking Tech.

Can you transfer your save data from the PSVR1 version to the PSVR2 version of Beat Saber?

Unfortunately, you aren’t able to transfer your save file from the PlayStation VR1 version of this game to the new PlayStation VR2 iteration. A member of the development has confirmed this to be case on the official Beat Saber Twitter page:

Transfer of the progress from PS VR/PS4 to PS VR2/PS5 is not possible, unfortunately.

As a result, you won’t be able to see your high scores, resume your campaign progress and more.

Can you transfer your trophy progress from the PS VR1 version to the PSVR 2 version?

You won’t be able to transfer your trophy progress from the PlayStation VR1 version to the PlayStation VR2 release of Beat Saber despite the trophy list being identical for the two iterations.

Instead, you have to start your progress all over again instead of having trophies automatically pop-up when you boot up the PlayStation VR2 release.

Beat Saber is now available for the PlayStation VR2. If you already purchased the game for PlayStation VR1, then you can download the upgrade for free on the PS VR2. You can even download the DLC music packs you previously purchased for the PS VR1 version to the new release at no additional costs.

To find out how you can transfer the downloadable content for this virtual reality music game, you can take a look at this tutorial from Seeking Tech.

It is important to note that your DLC won’t be transferred automatically to the PlayStation VR2 version of Beat Saber. This is true even if you have the PS VR1 version of the game installed on the same PlayStation 5 console. Instead, you have to manually re-download the songs.

1. In order to transfer the DLC music packs, your first step is to make sure you are logged into the same PlayStation Network account that you used to purchase the songs.

2. Next, go to the home screen of your PS5 if you aren’t there already.

You can do so quickly by simply pressing and holding the PS button of the DualSense, Left PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller or Right PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller.

3. In the home screen, move the cursor over to the PS5 version of Beat Saber and then move navigate downwards.

4. At the bottom, you should see the Add-Ons section for Beat Saber on PS5. To see the full list of DLC songs for this game, move the cursor all the way to the right and then select the “View All Add-Ons” option.

5. Any of the DLC songs you previously purchased should show up as free. Select the song that you want to download.

6. On the product page for the Beat Saber DLC song, you then need to select the Download option.

7. Once the music pack has been downloaded, you should be able to find it unlocked when playing the PlayStation VR2 version of Beat Saber.

You are able to upgrade to the PlayStation VR2 version of Beat Saber at no additional costs if you already own the PlayStation VR1 version of the same game. To find out how you can properly do so, you can take a look at this tutorial from Seeking Tech.

1. For the first step, you need to turn on your PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 5 Digital Edition console if you haven’t done so already.

2. Next, you need to make sure you are signed into the same PlayStation Network account you used to purchase the PlayStation VR1 version of Beat Saber.

3. Afterwards, you should head over to the product page of Beat Saber. There are two ways you can do so.

If you have the PS4 version of the game installed, then you need to move the cursor to its icon on the home screen menu of your PS5 console. Once you do, move the cursor down and then select the “…” option. In the pop-up window, you need to select View Product.

If the PS4 version isn’t installed, then you can select the PlayStation Store App from the home screen. In the PlayStation Store, use the search function to look for Beat Saber. Select the game from the search results page to head into the product page.

4. On the product page, you should see the Download option. If you don’t see it, select the “…” option and then select a different version of the game to see if you can get the Download option to show up.

5. If the aforementioned steps did not work with upgrading Beat Saber to the PS VR2 for free, then you can try doing the following:

• Select the Game Library option from the home screen menu.
• Next, press the R1 button to switch to the Your Collection tab from the Game Library screen.
• You should then be able to find and select Beat Saber.
• You may be asked to select which version you want to view. Make sure you select the PS5/PSVR2 version.

• Once you get to the product page, you should then be able to select the Download option from there.

When playing Beat Saber on the PlayStation VR2, you may notice that the controls feel a little bit off. This is especially true if you play this music rhythm game on the PlayStation VR1 or another virtual reality headset.

To see how you can potentially fix this issue, you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Seeking Tech.

1. For the first step, you should make sure that you have the latest patch installed for Beat Saber. To update this game manually, you need to take the following steps:

• Turn on your PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 5 Digital Edition console and then make sure it is connected to the internet.
• In the home screen menu, move the cursor over to Beat Saber game icon and then press the Options button on the DualSense or Right PlayStation VR2 Sense Controller.
• In the pop-up window, you can then select the Check for Update option.

At launch, a developer from Beat Games has acknowledge that there are issues with the default positioning of the sabers as well as the frame rate. The development team is working on a fix for these problems.

You can find the statement from Reddit below:

Hey PlayStation 5 players, with our latest update, some of you are reporting issues with the default position of sabers and frame drops in one of the songs in the Panic! At The Disco Music Pack.

We are working on solving the issue and we will release a hotfix early next week. Thank you for the feedback and support!

Hopefully, the new patch will also include an option where you can change the tilt, angle and/or position of your sabers.

2. If the controls still feel a little bit off after the patch update, then we recommend that you simply try getting used to it.

It is important to note that the PlayStation VR2 uses inside-out tracking as the cameras located directly on the virtual reality headset. On the other hand, the PlayStation VR1 uses an external camera to read the positioning of the headset and the PlayStation Move controllers. As a result, the tracking of your sabers won’t be the exact same.

Not to mention that the PlayStation VR Sense Controllers feel different to hold when compared to the PlayStation Move controllers.

Due to the variations of other virtual reality headsets, the controls may feel off as well initially if you play Beat Saber with the PS VR2 due to your muscle memory not lining up with the sabers.

By playing through the new version of the game, however, you should be able to get your rhythm back eventually.