Check Phase.
Protect Mono.
Upload audio and measure stereo phase correlation, mono compatibility, left/right balance, and cancellation risk before your mix or master leaves the studio.
Drop Audio.
Read Correlation.
Analyze stereo phase relationship, identify negative correlation, and check whether wide sounds may collapse badly in mono.
Correlation
Meter.
This stereo signal is mostly in phase and should translate safely when collapsed to mono.
Stereo Width
Without Collapse.
A phase meter helps you catch stereo problems before they turn into weak mono playback, hollow vocals, thin bass, or disappearing effects.
Mono Safety
Negative correlation can mean parts of the mix may cancel when played in mono.
Low End
Kick, 808, bass, and sub information should usually stay highly positive and centered.
Stereo Effects
Wide reverbs, delays, chorus, and widening plugins can create phase issues fast.
Master Bus
Check the final mix before export so wide mastering moves do not weaken translation.
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