Adaptive detection
Reduction is decided per frequency bin, every hop, against a robust median spectral floor — so only true resonances get treated, not the whole spectrum.
Products
A dynamic spectral resonance suppressor — it finds resonant peaks that stick out of your material and reduces only them, following the music.
Resonance · Resonance suppression
Resonance measures your audio against a robust spectral floor and reduces whatever sticks out as a persistent peak — a ringing snare, a boxy vocal, a fizzy amp — in proportion to how much it sticks out. Seven nodes on one graph let you tell it where to listen, and the reduction follows the material instead of applying static cuts.
Resonance · Screenshots
The live reduction curve shows exactly what the engine is removing at every frequency.
Position nodes on the frequencies that need treatment and shape each one from its panel.
Depth, sensitivity, mix, attack, release, sharpness and the protection modes in one sidebar.
Resonance · Detail
Reduction is decided per frequency bin, every hop, against a robust median spectral floor — so only true resonances get treated, not the whole spectrum.
Five free nodes mark where the engine focuses; two fixed edge nodes set the protected low and high margins so the extremes are never touched.
A per-bin attack and release follows the music, while tonality separates steady resonances from noise and texture, leaving the air and detail alone.
Weight reduction toward what you can actually hear, and let transients pass untouched so drums and attacks keep their punch.
Delta hears only what the plugin removes, per-node solo isolates a band, and Intense previews three times the depth — judge honestly before you commit.
A large factory library by source — vocals, guitar, bass, drums, keys and mix bus — plus A/B snapshots and state copy for confident moves.
Specification
VST3 · AU · AAX
Coming soon
11 and later · Apple Silicon & Intel
Stereo · Mid/Side