
In addition to reviewing the synthesis and strumming engines, Strum GS‐2 ships with a new streamlined interface, a new equalizer and compressor module, a new multi-effect processor and brings native 64-bit operation on Mac OS X and Windows. Strum GS‐2 is a complete redesign of its predecessor. Elaborate rhythm figures available from a large collection of MIDI loops are on hand to supplement chord progressions. Strumming and picking swings into action with an auto- strum function and special strumming keys. Strum GS‐2 also embeds an elaborate chord recognition and voicing module which automatically voices chords played on the keyboard as a guitar player would on the fretboard. To achieve this, Strum GS‐2 uses modeling to reproduce the various parts of the guitar chain-strings, bridge, soundboard, pickups, amplifier, and speaker cabinet. Pplied Acoustics Systems has announced that Strum GS‐2, the new version of its guitar track production plug-in, now includes both acoustic and electric guitars. Ultra Analog Session will match your playing style or musical context with ease thanks to the tap tempo and sync to host clock options poly- or monophonic with note priority keyboard modes up-to-4-voice unison glide and legato functions and the flexible vibrato.ġ44 presets distributed in the arpeggio, bass, lead, pad and polysynth categories.AAS Strum GS-2 screenshot electric play A new version of software developers Applied Acoustic Systems’ guitar track production plug-in now includes both acoustic and electric guitars


You’ll love the pure raw sound of Ultra Analog Session, but the built-in effects will bring it to so many places that you’ll enjoy having them on hand. Ready, willing, and able, Ultra Analog Session's arpeggiator offers various syncing resolutions, playing algorithms, and rhythmic patterns that will spruce up any chord progressions into percolating melodies or pulsing sequences. The container may be small but ultra-analog-session is a really fun to play and packs outstanding sounds.Ī superb sound library with signature presets from producers Richard Devine and Sean Divine.
