Meters

The meters panel provides level and stereo views alongside the main analysis area. Right-click meters to open its options.

Choose the displays

Waveform, stereo display and level meters.

The Layout section includes Corrolometer and Vu meter visibility controls and a Split ratio for the space between them.

Level display

The Vu meter settings include the upper and lower dB limits, peak hold, rms window, main speed and orientation.

Use the waveform to locate a transient in time and the level display to inspect its level. Keep the meter settings consistent when comparing sounds; changes to the RMS window or visual response can change how the display moves.

Stereo display

The Corro section selects the stereo view. Lissajous/polar options include scale, sample history, glow and decay. Spectral options have their own FFT size and band settings.

Use the stereo display alongside the channel views to explore how the two channels differ.

The five correlometer modes

Choose the mode from the stereo display's selector, or from meters → Corro: in the options menu.

Lissajous, polar, spectral pan, spectral width and spectral phase, from left to right. Product-page example · source

Mode	Use it to inspect…
lissajous	The relationship between the left and right waveforms as a trace.
polar	The stereo trace on an L / C / R polar layout.
spectral_pan	Left-to-right balance across frequency bands.
spectral_width	How the stereo relationship spreads across frequency bands.
spectral_phase	The correlation relationship across frequency bands, from OUT toward IN.

For the spectral modes, adjust the dedicated FFT size and bands controls in Corro:. These settings belong to the stereo display. The scale, sample history and decay controls described above shape the Lissajous/polar presentation.

To compare several sounds' stereo distributions in the main analysis area, see Stereo analyser.