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Frequently Bought Together
Product Description
●130 Built-in Guitar/Bass/Acoustic Effects with 40 Legendary Amp Models and 38 carefully selected IR Cabinet Simulations, 24-bit 44.1kHz Signal Processing.
●100 Built-in Drum Rhythms and 90 Seconds Looper, 198 Presets, Adjustable Signal Chain with Maximum 9 Simultaneous Effect Blocks.
●White-Box Digital Modeling Technology Delivering Organic Living Tone, 3rd Party IR Support (15 User Slots) for creating Custom Unique Sounds.
●Audio Interface with Stereo Audio Streaming and support OTG function.
●Free Mac/Windows Software for Sound Editing and Presets Managing.
Description:
MATRIBOX is a compact multi-effects processor with potent circuit design and high quality digital effects. It contains 130+ various effects suitable for different musicians, whether you play electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass, even keyboard, etc., it can make your playing sound more attractive.
Of course, Matribox is more professional in the sound processing of electric guitar. The 40+ legendary amplifier models and more simulators based on classic effect pedals are all derived from white-box digital modeling technology. Every detail of the tone comes from real feedback from real electronic components. 9 movable effect modules to help you create your own effect matrix.
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Sonicake USB ASIO Driver V5.570
Latest Firmware Version
Matribox Firmware V1.1.0
Latest Software Version for Mac & Windows
Matribox Setup V1.1.0 for Mac
Matribox Setup V1.1.0 for Windows
Update Firmware V1.1.0 via Old Software Version
Matribox Software V1.0.2 for Mac
Matribox Software V1.0.2 for Windows
Matribox Firmware V1.1.0 User Manual
⚠️Important Update Note
· You must use the software V1.0.2 to perform the update.
· Run the Matribox app as Administrator during installation.
· After the update, download the latest software to enable NAM Captures.
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Features
✪ Excellent white-box digital modeling technology to create high-quality tone
✪ 24-bit 44.1kHz signal processing
✪ Over 130 high quality effects
✪ Editable effect chain
✪ 40 legendary guitar/bass/acoustic amp types
✪ 38 factory IR cabinets
✪ Supports storing 15 user IRs
✪ 50+ dynamic/drive/EQ/mod/delay/reverb effects
✪ USB audio interface function with stereo audio streaming
✪ Stompbox and preset modes for different situations
✪ 198 presets (99 factory, 99 user)
✪ High quality looper
✪ 100 high quality drum patterns
✪ Durable metal chassis and footswitches
✪ Built-in chromatic tuner
✪ Intuitive PC/Mac editor
✪ 1/4" stereo outputs
✪ 1/8" headphone output
✪ Stereo 1/8" Aux Input
✪ Built-in expression pedal
✪ DC 9V power supply
Frequently Asked Questions
How do i connect the matribox to an amp?
Customer Reviews
Hopefully there will be a Firmware update because the distribution with volume 70 sounds broken
Hello, I’m using a MacBook Pro 2021 with Apple M1 and the latest macOS.
Matribox Software V1.0.2 opens correctly, but when I connect the Matribox pedal, the software crashes consistently at around 8%.
I already tested:
* Rosetta enabled
* Safe Mode
* Reinstalling the software
* Different USB attempts
The device works correctly on Windows and also on another Mac.
Crash log shows:
EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV)
Segmentation fault: 11
JUCE Message Thread
It seems the Mac software may have an Apple Silicon compatibility issue. Could you provide an updated Apple Silicon compatible version or a fix?
Hi Sonicake, I recently purchased the Matribox 1 and it is disappointing to receive it and have the software not work. I need help. I have already tried everything and nothing works. This is what appears every time I connect it. I have already installed the previous version and the latest version of the software and neither one works.
Hi Sonicake team,
First, thank you for the V1.1.0 firmware — adding NAM (A1) support to the QME-50 was a meaningful upgrade, and the community has been making great use of it.
But we need to talk about what comes next:
On June 2, 2026, TONE3000 and NAM creator Steve Atkinson launched NAM Architecture 2 (A2-Lite), and it changes everything for embedded hardware.
A2-Lite was engineered from the ground up to run natively on ARM Cortex-M7 chips at 600 MHz — at just 50% CPU, with no lossy conversion and no quality loss. That is precisely the chip class inside the QME-50.
The paradox is hard to ignore: if this pedal is powerful enough to run A1 with conversion and quality degradation, it is almost certainly powerful enough to run A2-Lite natively — and with better results. The harder engineering challenge is already solved. And since A2 is fully open source, there are no licensing barriers. Your team can begin integration today.
The performance gap is not marginal.
In the largest blind listening test ever conducted for amp modeling — over 1,000 participants, 100,000+ ratings, MUSHRA methodology — A2 outperformed Neural DSP Capture V2, IK ToneX, and Line 6 Proxy by a wide margin. A2-Lite, the embedded version, still beat every one of those commercial modelers despite running at a fraction of the CPU cost.
A firmware update could move the QME-50 into the same tier as hardware costing 5–10× more in terms of amp modeling accuracy. Depending on the freed-up headroom, it could also allow the CAB slot to be activated for an IR simultaneously — which would be a genuine game-changer for this pedal.
The competitive situation is urgent.
Mooer — which had never supported NAM at all — confirmed this week that a firmware update with A2 support is coming before the end of June. They are entering the NAM ecosystem for the first time and going straight to A2, skipping A1 entirely. NUX has made the same commitment. HeadRush, Blackstar, Lava Music, and Chaos Audio are already onboard. VTR Effects, a small boutique builder from Brazil, shipped A2-Lite natively as a free update to existing owners within days of launch.
The bar has been set publicly and it is rising fast. The QME-50 has the hardware to stand alongside all of them — it just needs the firmware.
This is also a market argument.
NAM A2-Lite is a firmware story, not a hardware story — it was built to run on gear people already own. The compact multi-effects format with integrated expression pedal, exactly where the QME-50 sits, is the fastest-growing niche in affordable guitar processing. These users are the core of the NAM ecosystem.
Reaching them with a firmware update costs a fraction of launching new hardware — no manufacturing, no distribution, no consumer re-education. Sales of the Matribox 1 would surge again. Reactivating your existing installed base is the highest-ROI move available right now.
Please add this to your roadmap.
The community is watching — and ready to help test.
Yes, I think it needs some improvements, and that's that you have to be very careful with the volume levels because otherwise it generates a very unpleasant digital distortion. I think that would be the most important thing. I'm eagerly awaiting the firmware update, hopefully with that improvement and the ability to load NAM files. It's already November; is there a date for it to be released? Thanks