We propose a novel method for measuring the multitemporal mode quantum stat
e of repetitive radiation fields with ultrafast temporal resolution. The te
chnique incorporates spectrometers at the output ports of a DC-balanced fou
r-port apparatus. The signal field to be measured is delayed in time with r
espect to an ultrashort local oscillator pulse which is taken to be in a la
rge-amplitude single temporal mode coherent state. A quantum-mechanical ana
lysis shows that the Fourier transform of the spectrally resolved differenc
e counts is proportional to the multitemporal mode Q-function describing th
e signal field statistics. We apply the technique to reconstruct the multit
emporal mode Q-function from simulated data of repetitive broadband chaotic
light from which we calculate the photon number correlations between pairs
of temporal modes.