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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 24815, member: 636"]
Witech released a fresh version of its music tool, BassMatrix. The updated program runs on Windows and Apple computers.

BassMatrix makes the same sounds as the famous Roland TB-303, a machine that helped create electronic music in the 1980s. Musicians use it to make deep, moving bass sounds that are well-suited to dance music.

The makers built BassMatrix with care. They used good computer code from two places: IPlug2 and open303. Musicians can play notes one by one or let them run in a pattern. The music stays in time with other programs, but people can also play it by itself.

This new release adds several good things. Apple computer users can run BassMatrix with their music programs. Players will hear delay and sound-breaking effects when they start. Windows users will see the same screen size each time they open it.

The program works better with music notes. It starts playing when you press a key and stops when you let go. Each time someone opens BassMatrix, it makes a new surprise pattern of notes.

The news marks a big step forward for Witech. They made their bass sound maker better and gave it to more people who make music.
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