RXB Workstation

Windows · Version 2.6.5

Sixteen pads.
Always live.

A pad-first production and mixing workstation. Nothing to arm, nothing to set up — every pad is playable the moment the app opens.

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The full RXB Workstation workspace with a project loaded and the transport running: a backing-track waveform with coloured song-section bands, the 4x4 pad grid, the pad control surface, and the 16-step sequencer strip.

Draw a pattern, hear it change

A 32-step grid across sixteen pads, with per-step velocity, pan, probability and ratchet. Edits land under your hands while the transport runs.

Five mix buses

Drums, music, vox, FX and backing each get their own summing bus with level, pan, mute and solo — so the drums fader actually means the drums.

Eight backing-track lanes

A multi-lane DAW view for stems and backing tracks, sharing one timeline with your song sections.

Chop without destroying

Slice markers, automatic and equal division, and commit-to-pads — all non-destructive against the source file.

Build the song, then play it

Song mode arranges scenes into sections with bar counts, half-bar granularity and per-step bank and tempo overrides.

It runs the lights too

Art-Net DMX output with a master dimmer, beat sync and eight lighting scenes, driven from the same transport as the music.

First-party sound library

The factory sounds that ship with RXB Workstation were synthesised by its own audio engine. They are first-party content, and the licence grants you commercial use of anything you make with them — see the licence for the exact terms.

Documentation

The full user manual is published here, with numbered figures for every view and control.

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