// Commercial — Mobile / Audio & Modular Synthesis
CVOsc
A multichannel oscilloscope for iOS and Android that turns a phone or tablet plus a DC-coupled audio interface into a real-time monitor for control voltage and audio signals from Eurorack and modular synth systems.
CVOsc streams every input on a DC-offset-capable, class-compliant USB audio interface simultaneously — up to 16 channels at once — rendering each as its own live oscilloscope pane in a grid that adapts to the device (4×4 on tablets, 2×2 on phones). Each channel can run in either CV or audio-rate mode with independent vertical scale, DC offset, and time-base controls, plus autoscaling that fits the waveform to its observed range. A live tuning view uses autocorrelation for audio signals and V/oct mapping for CV, so pitched oscillators and control voltages can be read off directly. Selected channels can be captured to per-channel CAF / WAV files with a JSON sidecar and played back — with hardware-level DC-safety validation before any output is enabled, drawn from a built-in catalog of known DC-coupled interfaces. All processing and every recording stay local to the device; no data is collected.
Key Features
Platforms: iOS 26.4+ (iPad & iPhone) · Android 7.0+ (SDK 24) — requires a class-compliant USB audio interface; DC-coupled interface needed for CV work
// Screenshots — iOS
// Screenshots — Android