RXB Workstation

RXB Workstation is a pad-first production and mixing workstation for Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). It provides sixteen pads across four banks, each with four independent sample layers. A 32-step grid offers per-step velocity, pan, probability and ratchet settings, and sixteen scenes are available for patterns and arrangement. Keygroup mode maps a bank to a root note and scale so it can be played chromatically. Edits can be made while the transport is running.

The mixer has five summing buses (drums, music, vox, FX and backing), each with level, pan, mute, solo and routing, and pads can be assigned to individual buses. Metering includes momentary, short-term and integrated LUFS, true peak, a spectrum analyser and master gain reduction. Each pad, and the keygroup bus, has a three-band parametric EQ, and sidechain compression allows a selectable source pad, depth, attack and release. A multi-lane view with eight backing-track lanes shares a timeline with song sections, with per-lane volume, pan, mute, solo and clip trimming. Audio can be imported as WAV, AIFF, MP3, M4A, FLAC, OGG or WMA files up to 256 MB.

Sample chopping uses slice markers placed manually, automatically or at equal divisions, and chops can be committed to pads. Time-stretching offers a pitch-preserving mode or repitching, and all operations are non-destructive to the source file. Song mode arranges scenes into sections with bar counts, half-bar granularity, and per-section bank and tempo overrides. A clip launcher triggers scenes live, quantised to the bar, and arrangements can be exported to WAV or MP3 as a real-time bounce. The software also sends Art-Net DMX output over a local network, with a master dimmer, beat sync and eight lighting scenes driven from the same transport as the music.

The application runs fully offline with no account or subscription. Projects are stored as folders on disk, and a Collect + Save function bundles all sample dependencies into a portable project. The last three versions are backed up automatically on each save. The factory sound library was synthesised by the application’s own audio engine, and its licence permits commercial use of work made with it. The listing recommends 8 GB of RAM (4 GB minimum), a Windows display scale of 100%, and notes that latency and voice count vary with hardware.