Audio
Oscilloscope.
Upload a beat, vocal, loop, mix, or master and inspect the waveform shape, transients, clipping, DC offset, crest factor, RMS, peak level, and timing behavior.
See The Shape.
Fix The Sound.
Use this oscilloscope to visually inspect waveform shape, clipping, transients, asymmetry, DC offset, and stereo behavior.
Drop Audio Or Click To Upload
Supports browser-decodable WAV, MP3, M4A, AAC, and OGG files.
What The Shape
Is Telling You.
This section explains clipping, DC offset, transient behavior, waveform asymmetry, and dynamic density.
Waveform notes will appear here after analysis.
What Each Number
Means.
TPH explains oscilloscope readings in plain language so producers can understand what they are seeing.
A scope shows audio amplitude over time. It is useful for seeing waveform shape, transients, clipping, and distortion.
DC offset means the waveform is shifted away from the center line. Too much offset can reduce headroom and create clicks.
Crest factor compares peak level to average level. It helps reveal punch, limiting, and dynamic range.
Save The Analysis.
TXT Or HTML.
Download an oscilloscope report for your records, clients, mastering prep, beat delivery, or release checklist.
See The Wave.
Fix The Mix.
Use the oscilloscope to catch waveform problems visually, then explore more TPH audio calculators, processing tools, presets, templates, and drum kits.