Vectorscope

Vectorscope

Stereo Audio Analyzer

8 ratings
7 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 8, 2013
  • August 21, 2021
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Analyze stereo audio with visual tools like polar and Lissajous plots. Identify stereo image issues, check phase and balance, and calibrate audio processors. Supports external audio devices and Audiobus.

Polar and Lissajous plotting
Stereo metering (RMS, peak, peak hold)
Phase correlation meter
Stereo balance meter
Adjustable scope fading rate
External audio and Audiobus input
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What's New in Vectorscope

1.8.4

August 21, 2021

• Updated draw engine. • Updated audio engine. • Added missing app icons.

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User reviews

Needs to work on music files

Needs to work on music files, not just microphone input

Its seems like a good app but

How do i get the sound to be 3d cause all im getting is a straight line (sry if i sound stupid i dont know much about vector scopes)

AU

We really need AU support

I figured it out.

So the intelligence community isn't happy you can use this to figure out if you have been a target of their ghosting program, a program set up to deal the next potential Snowden. This will help identify them as part of the ghosting involves intercepting phone calls and pretending to be the bank, tech support, etc you bought you were calling. As they only have so many people, they use audio voice changing to make it sound like different reps, however they don't have an infinite amount. By analyzing their voice prints you can see that they just changed the pitch and tone, it's the same person pretending to be multiple people. The app also goes ape s.h.it around recording devices and is perfect for finding planted audio bugs. Unfortunately it doesn't work as intended and just makes a loud screech noise (due to the bugs planted around the house I'm sure).
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Waiting

I don't have a dual channel input. Still waiting to hear back from developer. The app probably works fine but I am little disappointed that it's not working for me right out of the box, although I am a little inexperienced with this type of program.

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FAQ

What is Vectorscope used for?

Vectorscope is used to analyze stereo audio material. It helps identify issues in the stereo image, check phase and balance, and calibrate audio processors for optimal stereo recording and mixing.

Who is the intended audience for Vectorscope?

The app is intended for DAW producers, mixers, recording artists, audio engineering students, and users of Audiobus.

What kind of audio input does Vectorscope support?

Vectorscope accepts audio from external iOS-compatible audio devices or from Audiobus-compatible apps. It automatically routes audio when connected to Audiobus.

What are the main visualization features in Vectorscope?

Vectorscope offers polar and Lissajous plotting, a stereo balance meter, and a phase correlation meter. It also includes stereo metering with RMS, peak, peak hold, and max peak readings.

Can I adjust the display in Vectorscope?

Yes, Vectorscope allows for autoscale or manual zoom from 1x to 8x. You can also adjust the scope fading rate and choose from 5 different color schemes.

Is Vectorscope available on multiple devices?

Based on the provided data, Vectorscope is currently supported on iPads.

How often is Vectorscope updated?

The latest version of Vectorscope is 1.8.4, which was last updated on August 21, 2021. Users are encouraged to rate or review the app after each update to aid further development.

What is the user rating for Vectorscope?

Vectorscope has a user rating of 4.0 stars based on 8 ratings.