Hi Lars & the Cubasis Team (@LSlowak),
I’d like to suggest adding a native Visual Analyzer module inside Cubasis 3 to help with mixing and mastering projects directly on mobile/tablet platforms.
Why this is needed:
Mobile mixing setups often lack real-time feedback for frequency balance and dynamics. Having a native, low-latency visual analyzer built into the Master Channel or Studio EQ would give producers immediate visual feedback when balancing frequencies, fixing phase issues, and preparing tracks for streaming/export.
Proposed Key Features:
Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer: High-resolution FFT frequency overlay on the Master Output or inside Studio EQ.
Loudness & Dynamics Metering: Integrated LUFS (Integrated / Short-Term) and True Peak detection for streaming target targets (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube).
Stereo Imaging & Phase Correlation: A simple vectorscope or phase meter to catch mono-compatibility and side-width issues on mobile headphones/speakers.
Touch-Optimized UI: Scalable analyzer window suited for iPad, iPhone, and Android displays.
Benefits:
Keeps the mixing/mastering workflow lightweight without needing heavy AUv3 metering plugins.
Highly CPU and RAM efficient since it runs natively in Cubasis 3 audio engine.
Allows for precise visual referencing when monitoring on headphones or small mobile monitors.
Thank you for all the ongoing work on Cubasis 3! I’d love to know if an integrated analyzer tool is on the roadmap.