Infos:

overview

Spatial Image Analysis.
Vector is a spatial image analysis tool that helps producers and engineers make more informed decisions during mixing and mastering. It helps you to detect and avoid spatial threats such as extreme anti-phase while avoiding false positives that are sometimes given by other tools. It allows you to confidently expand your mix in any spatial direction with advanced psychoacoustic spatialization tools such as 2CAudio's Precedence 1.5 and PBJ System, while also maintaining awareness of mono-compatibility for legacy playback systems. Vector displays a large, beautifully-crafted Lissajous phase-meter together with long-term average level, phase, and panning meters. It also displays large numerical values for the long term averages together with more instantaneous values to instantly give you a full and accurate picture of exactly what is happening in your mix spatially.

Vector is a free gift to the audio community. It's our way of giving something back to an industry we are passionate about. We hope it may help augment general knowledge of spatial mixing topics and assist producers and engineers to make even more engaging audio creations where listeners can truly feel emersed in the music.

Features and Functionality

Vector does not reinvent the wheel; it simply tries to improve it a little. Some of the components found in Vector can be found spread out across other various tools. We didn't invent the ossiloscope of couse. We have simply gathered the relevant tools into a beautifully unified and ergonomic interface that can be used as your central analysis tool for all your spatial mixing needs. Of course, given our obsessive nature we couldn't help ourselves from adding a little of our own special magic!

Compatiblity
Vector is available for AU, VST, and AAX hosts under Mac OSX.10 or higher including Mojave. Vector is 64-bit only on OSX. We are working currently on Catalina support.

Vector is available for VST, and AAX hosts under Windows 8 and Windows 10. Vector is 64-bit only on Windows. Windows 10 64-bit is recomended.

The minimum CPU instruction set requirement is SSE4. Even better performance is found on recent CPUs with AVX instructions. The first CPUs with AVX instructions were the Intel Sandy-Bridge generation orriginally released in 2011. Precedence and Breeze are optimized for AVX, AVX2, and AVX512 instruction sets.

Breeze 2 was the first pro-audio software product of any kind to offer AVX-512 optimization. We beleive Precedence is the second. Vector is now the third. These remain the only audio software on the market to support AVX-512 so far that we are aware of. Performance on machines that support it, such as Apple's iMac Pro, 2019 Mac Pro and Windows systems built around Intel's Skylake-X, Xeon-W, or Xeon-SP CPUs is simply incredible.

Vector's proceedureal GUI system requires Open-GL support.

Download: https://2caudio.com/products/vector#_overview

 

Very cool. Thank you.

 

yes you can.
Like so

You can even change the entire color scheme of the interface, in the color tab next to the prefs tab (list of color presets are available)
Thanks for this, nice tool.

 

Last edited: Dec 20, 2019

I gave up too early - thanks @Talmi