Scan your sound.
Play a representative section for six seconds. AutoRes learns where resonances stand out.
Less guessing. More proof.
Play an example. Switch AutoRes in and out. Listen to what it removes in Delta, while the reduction moves with the music.
Press play. Switch modes at any moment.
Music: “EDM Detection Mode” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) · CC BY 4.0. Excerpts processed with AutoRes by SpinZ CZ.
The examples use the released AutoRes processing engine. Original and processed audio share the same timing and headroom adjustment. Delta is the original minus the processed signal. The browser plays prepared examples; use the plugin to scan your own sound.
The demo music remains available under its Creative Commons license; site terms do not restrict those permissions. The artist does not endorse AutoRes.
The display follows the recorded audio and gain reduction. Demo knobs display the fixed settings used for each render.
A simpler starting point
You don’t need to sweep an EQ across every frequency. Give AutoRes a few seconds of your track, then decide how much correction feels right.
Play a representative section for six seconds. AutoRes learns where resonances stand out.
Choose Apply AutoRes. The learned targets guide dynamic reductions as your track plays.
Adjust Strength and Width. Match your level, compare with Bypass, and use Delta to hear what leaves.
Your ears stay in charge
Start gently. Go further when the sound needs it. The correction follows your choices, with a live downward trace showing the actual reduction.
Scale the learned correction from subtle control to a much deeper cut. More room when a resonance needs more attention.
0–1000% · Start at 100%Keep the correction narrow around a ringing note, or widen it to cover more of the surrounding edge.
0.25× narrow → 4× wideBring the listening level back in line, then compare with Bypass. Judge the tone without being distracted by volume.
−18 dB → +12 dBSwitch on Delta to hear only the difference AutoRes removes. It’s a useful way to check that you’re taking out the problem, rather than too much of the sound.
AI assistance. Human decisions.
AutoRes combines an original trained model with signal analysis to identify potential resonances. Scanning and processing happen on your computer. Your audio stays with you.
A strong peak can be part of the music. AutoRes helps choose targets; your ears decide what needs changing.

Built from the producer’s side
AutoRes comes from SpinZ CZ, the producer behind PushBack. Fifteen years of beat production shape the approach: make the useful controls easy to reach, and keep the music at the centre.
A scan gets you started. Strength, Width and Delta keep you involved. It’s a tool for making your own decisions with a little more clarity.
Meet SpinZ CZ ↗From checkout to your next session
RM143 covers both platforms, your personal serial and a clear place to find everything.
Universal AU and VST3 for Mac. VST3 for Windows. Choose your installer in My Account.
Use AutoRes on up to five installations for your own work. Activate online, then work offline with your receipt.
Follow the quick-start guide. For purchase or installation help, contact SpinZ CZ.
Before your first session
Yes. The Pro plan includes AutoRes and PushBack while you stay on Pro. Buy it here instead to keep it for good, with no plan needed. Free and Standard plans do not include plugins.
One AutoRes license with a personal ARS1 serial, the macOS Universal AU and VST3 installers, and Windows x64 VST3. Find your key, downloads and available updates in My Account. One purchase covers both platforms for your own use.
Activate AutoRes, play your track and choose Scan. On your first scan, the learned correction begins only when you choose Apply AutoRes. When you rescan, your current correction stays active until you apply a new profile. Start at 100% Strength and 1× Width, then compare with Bypass. Before activation, the commercial plugin outputs silence.
Yes. Once applied, AutoRes uses the learned targets to make dynamic reductions. The upper downward trace shows the reduction currently being applied; the lower spectrum shows the output. Delta lets you hear the removed difference.
macOS 13 or later on Apple Silicon or Intel, and 64-bit Windows 10 or 11. Use AU or VST3 on Mac, and VST3 on Windows, in a compatible host. AutoRes supports mono and stereo. It is designed for mixing: processing adds roughly 43–46 ms of latency at 44.1/48 kHz, which compatible DAWs compensate. It is not a zero-latency tracking effect. AAX, Linux and 32-bit hosts are not supported.
You need a connection to buy, download and activate your serial. Scanning and audio processing happen locally. After activation, a validated receipt allows offline use for up to 365 days before it needs renewal. Your serial supports up to five installations for your personal use.
These installers are unsigned; the Mac build is not notarized and Windows may show an unknown-publisher warning. Read the installation guide before buying. Always get your files from My Account. Do not disable your computer’s security protection. Physical Windows DAW testing is still pending; automated Windows validation is part of this release.
Play a representative section at a useful level and scan again. If no target stands out, AutoRes can leave the signal uncorrected. It won’t create a cut just to fill the display. If the source changes significantly, rescan it.
They appear in My Account under the email used at checkout. Your purchase email also explains the next steps. If you need help with a purchase, installation or activation, contact SpinZ CZ support.
AutoRes · Early Access
A focused resonance tool, with enough control to make the result your own.
Secure checkout with Stripe. Unsigned Early Access installers. Read the installation guide.