Stereo Audio Analysis On Your iPad

US Troika Labs releases Polar and Lissajous Vectorscope      11/11/13

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Troika Labs has released Vectorscope for the iPad. They describe it as  the perfect tool to analyze your stereo material. A spokesperson told us, "Whether you are a producer, mixer, recording artist, or student, we believe that Vectorscope will soon become an indispensable tool for all your stereo audio needs!"

Vectorscope accepts audio coming either from an external iOS-compatible audio device or from an Audiobus-compatible app. Troika Labs says that choosing one mode or the other couldn't be easier: When the app is connected to Audiobus, the audio will be routed automatically thru it, otherwise the chosen audio source will be external.

Applications:

  • Identifying issues in the stereo image
  • Checking phase and stereo balance issues
  • As a professional stereo metering with peak, RMS, peak hold, and max peak readings
  • Calibrating preamp, compressor, EQ, and other external processors' gains for optimal stereo recording, mixing, etc.


Features

  • Polar and Lissajous function plotting
  • 2-Channel metering with peak, RMS, peak hold, and max peak readings
  • Stereo balance meter
  • Phase correlation meter
  • Autoscale or manual scaling rates (1x up to 8x)
  • Adjustable scope fading rate
  • 5 color schemes
  • Mute Output button
  • External audio and Audiobus input
  • Total parameter recall
  • High resolution graphics optimized for Retina displays


Pricing and Availability:
$4.99

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