This page provides some screenshots of Strata. To see the original high-resolution image of a screenshot in a new web window, click on the screenshot.
Note: If there isn't a screenshot featuring your DAW, that doesn't mean Strata won't run on your DAW.
This snapshot of Strata Vision is from an Ableton project of an EDM song "Vengeance Is Mine".
This snapshot of Strata Vision is from a Bitwig project rendering the orchestral choral work "Zadok The Priest". As you can see, there are lots of instruments and it can get a bit busy. But Strata still copes with all this and you can see the volume relationships between all the tracks very clearly.
Here's a screen snapshot from the same "Zadok The Priest" snapshot, but with the window size changed to a "letterbox" ratio. This is often much better for graphs with lots of tracks.
Here's a screen snapshot from the same "Zadok The Priest" snapshot, but with the colour palette changed. Strata provides a range of colour palettes for you to choose from.
Strata Prime can monitors up to eight tracks. There is no visual difference between Strata Standard and Strata Prime except that Strata Prime can monitor a maximum of eight tracks and does not have the Realms feature.
Here are three snapshots of Strata Prime monitoring Ross Williams's song "Explosive".
If you want to see more screenshots, it's probably best if you just download the software in demo mode and try it out on your own project. It will take perhaps ten minutes to create a Crickets Audio account, download Strata, and install a demonstration licence, so give it a try!
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