Type a line. Get a finished vocal.
FoxBox Voice turns a typed line, or your own recording, into a processed vocal that's cut to the bar and ready to drag into your DAW.
Beta · Mac (Apple silicon) only.
Write the vocal. Skip the session.
Pick a built-in voice or record your own, then shape it until it sits in your track.
| puts each part on the beat.
*word* throws a word into delay.
Seven presets to start from, and four big macros to make it yours.
Your voice stays on your Mac.
Recording, processing and export all happen on-device. Nothing is uploaded.
Export bar-exact.
AIFF 24-bit or WAV, cut to the bar and tagged with BPM and key. Each part of your line lands on its bar, so the vocal is already in time when you drop it into your track.
Drag it into your DAW.
Straight into Ableton or any DAW, ready to sit in the arrangement.
Playing it out, too?
Every export comes with a rekordbox.xml and a hot cue on the first word.
Get an invite.
FoxBox Voice is a free beta for Mac (Apple silicon). Invites go out by hand while we test, and a way to request one is coming to this page soon.
Already have a code?
Open FoxBox Voice and enter it on the first screen. A code is for one Mac. It's checked on your Mac, and nothing is sent anywhere. The download link lands here when the beta opens.
Made for your Mac.
macOS 14+ and Apple silicon. Free during the beta.
Questions.
Is Voice free?
It's a free beta, by invite.
Can I use my own voice?
Yes. Record yourself, or type a line and pick a built-in voice.
What do I get out?
An AIFF 24-bit or WAV file, cut to the bar and tagged with BPM and key, plus a rekordbox.xml.
Where do I enter my code?
On the first screen when you open FoxBox Voice. It's checked on your Mac, and nothing is sent anywhere.
The other fox. FoxBox Strings.
An instrument you play with your hands in front of your webcam. Free for Mac.