oscilloscope RE's?

[dannyF]

Any decent ones out there?

[BRIGGS]

Skope works for me:

https://www.propellerheads.com/shop/rac ... ion/skope/

[boingy]

there are quite a few VSTs too if that's your bag, some of them free.

[dannyF]

I guess I want one that I don't need to fiddle with to see the waveform.... one that is more stable? Scope is too fast and hectic. I mean, I don't need to see each cycle of a sine wave. I would rather have a single representation of the wave that's being viewed.

[mjxl]

You can turn the rate way down though on Skope.

Get Skope M4 for 4 signals btw.

[Loque]

I use http://www.sugaraudio.com/oscarizor/ most of the time. There is a free version available. Its a bit clunky and ugly, but does the job.

To view only the "current" waveform is something i wish for a long time too. I guess you need to know the pitch information to stretch it to the display and i think nobody did it till now. I think the scope in Complex-1 is doing a quite good job, but it has the pitch info (current note).

If someone can recommend exactly such a scope...

[Mohammadyarahmad]

https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... illoscope/

Try it for free.

[Mohammadyarahmad]

https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... -cv-scope/

This is better, 35$.

[jam-s]

https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... -cv-scope/

This is better, 35$.

That's only for CV.

[Mohammadyarahmad]

https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... -cv-scope/

This is better, 35$.

That's only for CV.

Exactly and that's nice.

[DaveyG]

You guys are about 5 years too late.

[Chi-Individual]

If you already own Complex-1 then you have one you can use. Just FYI.

[selig]

I guess I want one that I don't need to fiddle with to see the waveform.... one that is more stable? Scope is too fast and hectic. I mean, I don't need to see each cycle of a sine wave. I would rather have a single representation of the wave that's being viewed.

Not sure what you're asking for here, as an oscilloscope is designed to see each cycle of a waveform.
If you want to see the audio drawn on screen in real time and be able to view it at just about any resolution, use an audio track. I'm constantly finding it useful to record audio to a track just to visualize the entire waveform at once, looping a smaller area if that is all I need to see. Hopefully I've not totally misunderstood your intention…

[DaveyG]

No, really. You are all 5 years too late. The OP hasn't been here for 3 years.

[selig]

No, really. You are all 5 years too late. The OP hasn't been here for 3 years.

There ARE other folks here, every question answered is here for future searches - not just to the satisfaction of the OP.

[Mohammadyarahmad]

I guess I want one that I don't need to fiddle with to see the waveform.... one that is more stable? Scope is too fast and hectic. I mean, I don't need to see each cycle of a sine wave. I would rather have a single representation of the wave that's being viewed.

Not sure what you're asking for here, as an oscilloscope is designed to see each cycle of a waveform.
If you want to see the audio drawn on screen in real time and be able to view it at just about any resolution, use an audio track. I'm constantly finding it useful to record audio to a track just to visualize the entire waveform at once, looping a smaller area if that is all I need to see. Hopefully I've not totally misunderstood your intention…

Nice way.
Could you explain it more?
1. Add an audio track
2...

[Mohammadyarahmad]

I guess I want one that I don't need to fiddle with to see the waveform.... one that is more stable? Scope is too fast and hectic. I mean, I don't need to see each cycle of a sine wave. I would rather have a single representation of the wave that's being viewed.

Not sure what you're asking for here, as an oscilloscope is designed to see each cycle of a waveform.
If you want to see the audio drawn on screen in real time and be able to view it at just about any resolution, use an audio track. I'm constantly finding it useful to record audio to a track just to visualize the entire waveform at once, looping a smaller area if that is all I need to see. Hopefully I've not totally misunderstood your intention…

Does anyone know how to do that?

[selig]

Not sure what you're asking for here, as an oscilloscope is designed to see each cycle of a waveform.
If you want to see the audio drawn on screen in real time and be able to view it at just about any resolution, use an audio track. I'm constantly finding it useful to record audio to a track just to visualize the entire waveform at once, looping a smaller area if that is all I need to see. Hopefully I've not totally misunderstood your intention…

Does anyone know how to do that?

You use the REC SOURCE button on the Rack Mix Channel of the source you want to “view”, then select that same source on a new audio track. This is how all routing is done internally to get internal audio to an Audio Track.

Then just loop a small area, maybe turn off “Follow” (“F” key) so you can zoom in to see a small part of the loop if necessary. Then just record - when done, simply delete the track. Make sense?

[Mohammadyarahmad]

Does anyone know how to do that?

You use the REC SOURCE button on the Rack Mix Channel of the source you want to “view”, then select that same source on a new audio track. This is how all routing is done internally to get internal audio to an Audio Track.

Then just loop a small area, maybe turn off “Follow” (“F” key) so you can zoom in to see a small part of the loop if necessary. Then just record - when done, simply delete the track. Make sense?

What a feature...
Thanks for your time

[challism]

You guys are about 5 years too late.

ha ha ha necro-posting is an art
I've got list of topics I'm going to comment on... eventually. I'm just waiting for the right amount of time to pass

[DaveyG]

You guys are about 5 years too late.

ha ha ha necro-posting is an art
I've got list of topics I'm going to comment on... eventually. I'm just waiting for the right amount of time to pass

I refuse to respond to this post until my calendar reminder pops up in Feb 2034. .

[challism]

ha ha ha necro-posting is an art
I've got list of topics I'm going to comment on... eventually. I'm just waiting for the right amount of time to pass

I refuse to respond to this post until my calendar reminder pops up in Feb 2034. .

If you manage to come back to this thread and bump it in Feb 2034, I think you should win a prize.

[motuscott]

I refuse to respond to this post until my calendar reminder pops up in Feb 2034. .

If you manage to come back to this thread and bump it in Feb 2034, I think you should win a prize.

If Reason's around in 2034, we'll have all won a prize.