MSX Synth - New public beta version 0.2

MSX Synth, the program that turns your MSX1 and higher into a synthesizer has gotten a major update.
Earlier on we reported that MSX Synth Works with PSG and the Commodore 64 SID sound-chip when you use the program with a PlaySoniq, made by SuperSoniqs. Besides MSX keyboard input MSX Synth also supports MIDI keyboards when used together with a Philips Music Module.

This new version also adds beta support for SCC sound chips (the PlaySoniq and Megaflash SCC cartridges also have support for the SCC sound-chip) and Drumbox support for the Music Module's OPL1 chip and MIDI out! The developer MsxKun uses this to make 4 drum-sounds on the OPL1, and controls 4 samples at the same time on his Korg KaossPad 3 with the onscreen sequencer.

Another big change is that instead of using separate roms for each sound-chip, the program now share a common core and framework with separate modules for the different sound-chips.

The zipped binary package includes a extensive text file with instructions on how to use the program, in English.

What are you waiting for, go create some sounds!

Relevant link: MSX synth