Product Detail
Customizable Surround Audio Analysis: Halo Vision offers comprehensive 3D and immersive audio analysis. It's a real - time visual suite that gives audio pros a clear view of all audio aspects. A variety of modules help with precise decision - making, troubleshooting, and finding hard - to - detect problem areas.
Configurable Displays: Choose from options like Correlation Matrix, Correlation Web, Frequency Haze, Location Haze, Spectrum, True Peak, and Timecode.
Correlation Views: The Correlation Matrix shows color - coded phase relationships with a large arched meter and anti - correlation alerts. The Correlation Web visualizes channel networks. Both use Contextual Correlation to highlight real correlation issues.
Haze Views: The circular Frequency Haze shows frequency content across the surround field, and the Location Haze visualizes audio location and energy distribution.
Other Views: Spectrum view has 'Combined' and 'Groups' modes. True Peak view offers dB level meters per channel, and Timecode view shows playback time.
Effortlessly Speed up Your Workflow: Halo Vision is based on in - depth market research. It intuitively displays complex info without clutter. It combines features from other great products to form a streamlined analysis suite.
Typical Applications: Ideal for surround and immersive mix analysis up to 7.1.2, checking phase correlation, visualizing spatial info, ensuring mix translation, and mixing in tough rooms.
Using Halo Vision is straightforward. First, open the software in your DAW. You can start by selecting the views you want from the configurable displays. For example, if you want to check phase correlation, use the Correlation Matrix or Correlation Web views. If you're interested in frequency content, the Frequency Haze view is a great option.
When using the correlation views, remember that the anti - correlation alerts will help you quickly spot potential problems. The Contextual Correlation feature is there to give you a more accurate picture of correlation issues.
For the Haze views, just look at the display to understand the frequency distribution or audio location. The Spectrum view can be switched between 'Combined' and 'Groups' modes depending on your needs.
As for the True Peak and Timecode views, they provide simple and useful information at a glance.
Some things to note: Make sure your DAW is compatible with Halo Vision before installation. Keep your software updated to get the best performance and new features. When you're done using it, close the program properly to avoid any glitches.
For maintenance, there's not much you need to do. Just keep your computer system clean and well - maintained. If you encounter any problems, check the official documentation or contact Nugen Audio support.
