fBox drops a whole analog-style Windows studio from one developer in Scotland. flakebelly built the range around a 32-channel Console, Rack host, nine processors, and fMeter. Console packs eight groups, 300 insert positions, dual aux paths, a 16-track tape section, automation, and standalone operation without needing a DAW.
Rack gives each channel eight VST3 slots alongside preamp, EQ, compression, summing, saturation, and output tools. Across fComp, fEq, fPre, fSat, fMod, fTape, fVerb, fDelay, and fDrone, users get 62 models. Each processor instance even receives a serial number that slightly changes its modeled character.
fMeter costs nothing and handles VU, PPM, true peak, phase, loudness, and batch analysis for 100 files. Intro prices put Console at £119, Rack at £39, most processors at £29, and Full Studio at £249. Paid products include 14-day trials, while Windows VST3 support covers the range.
Rack gives each channel eight VST3 slots alongside preamp, EQ, compression, summing, saturation, and output tools. Across fComp, fEq, fPre, fSat, fMod, fTape, fVerb, fDelay, and fDrone, users get 62 models. Each processor instance even receives a serial number that slightly changes its modeled character.
fMeter costs nothing and handles VU, PPM, true peak, phase, loudness, and batch analysis for 100 files. Intro prices put Console at £119, Rack at £39, most processors at £29, and Full Studio at £249. Paid products include 14-day trials, while Windows VST3 support covers the range.
