Desired Sounds updated Sonic BASS Pro to version 1.2 with adjustments for note duration and user customization options. The software developer corrected a technical problem that caused certain high bass tones to end prematurely rather than hold indefinitely. Engineers added controls for thickness blending and velocity response.
The velocity adjustment addresses limitations in some hardware controllers that send a uniform signal strength regardless of playing force. Musicians can set minimum volume levels for soft keystrokes compared to harder strikes. This benefits users working with equipment that lacks touch sensitivity or produces weak dynamic response.
The company continues to offer Sonic BASS ONE as a no-cost alternative or a donation-based download. Purchasers who acquire the professional edition at the current two-dollar promotional rate receive permanent access to future enhancements at no additional charge. Standard pricing remains set at $19.95.
The velocity adjustment addresses limitations in some hardware controllers that send a uniform signal strength regardless of playing force. Musicians can set minimum volume levels for soft keystrokes compared to harder strikes. This benefits users working with equipment that lacks touch sensitivity or produces weak dynamic response.
The company continues to offer Sonic BASS ONE as a no-cost alternative or a donation-based download. Purchasers who acquire the professional edition at the current two-dollar promotional rate receive permanent access to future enhancements at no additional charge. Standard pricing remains set at $19.95.
