Nugen Audio Halo Vision

What NUGEN Halo Vision Is For

Halo Vision is aimed at mixers and sound editors for music, film, television, VR/video games, and any immersive workflow. It allows control of phase between channels, visualization of the spatial scene, ensures mix translation across different layouts, and quickly diagnoses anomalies that listening alone might miss, including in untreated rooms.

Main Features

Intelligent Correlation Views

The Correlation Matrix displays phase relationships between all channels with color coding, featuring a large curved meter for detailed analysis and adjustable threshold anticorrelation alerts. The Correlation Web connects each pair of channels and lights up when anticorrelation risks causing cancellations. Contextual Correlation compensates for level differences to report only issues likely to be audible in the mix.

Frequency and Location Haze

The Frequency Haze presents spectral content on a disk, from bass at the center to treble at the periphery, with channel markers according to speaker layout. The Location Haze visualizes the perceived position and energy distribution in the surround field for immediate control of spatial balance.

Spectral Analysis, Levels, and Markers

The Spectrum operates in "Combined" mode to overlay all channels or in "Groups" mode to organize distinct sets. The True Peak provides a dBTP level per channel to avoid clipping. A Timecode display precisely follows the DAW playback position.

Ergonomics and Workflow Speed

A clear, modular, and customizable interface groups complex information without overloading the screen. Halo Vision integrates naturally into your chain alongside tools like Halo Upmix, Paragon, or VisLM to speed up analysis and ensure every mixing decision is reliable.

Technical specifications