COMING TO THE MICROSOFT STORE
Lusid's B Box
A music player for the music you already own, built like the stereo gear of the '70s, '80s and '90s.
What it does
Play
Your files through a lit-up deck with real meters and a ten-band EQ. Thirteen looks, from Walnut Console '72 to Bubblegum '99.
Move from iTunes
Bring your iTunes library over in one pick: songs, playlists, stars and play counts.
Rip
Your CDs to FLAC for your library and MP3 for the car and phone.
Burn
A mixed CD from any playlist, then print its insert.
RIP A CD
Put a disc in. Check the names. Rip.
B Box looks the disc up, so the album, artist and song names are usually already there. FLAC keeps every detail; MP3 is for the car and phone.
BURN A MIX
Bring the mixed CD back.
Burn any playlist to a CD, then print a front cover and tray card for a standard jewel case, with a line of your own under the title.
Your music stays yours
Never changed. Your files are never changed, moved or uploaded.
No account. No sign-in, no ads, and the app doesn't track you.
On your PC. Playlists, stars and play counts live on your computer.
Coming to the Microsoft Store
Lusid's B Box is on its way to the Microsoft Store for Windows. The short address to share is lusidbbox.com.