Montreal, Quebec—July 5, 2018 — Applied Acoustics Systems releases the Good Folks sound pack for the Strum GS-2 and AAS Player plug-ins in collaboration with AAS newcomer sound designer Yves Frulla. Good Folks joins the rank of Strum’s sound pack series which now add up to three titles.
Canadian musician Yves Frulla—best known as Celine Dion's keyboardist— presents a preset collection that exhibits a playful side to Strum GS-2. The third title of a new and growing line of sound packs for Strum GS-2, Good Folks explores the world of contemporary folk music while remembering its original roots. This sound pack features many styles of folk music inspired by some of the most renowned artists in the genre. With its 12 folk styles, 95 guitar presets, and 84 strumming patterns playable with your own chord progressions, let Good Folks become your go-to source for all your modern and classic folk music needs.
Product Details
The Good Folks sound pack is available now as an instant download delivery package. Good Folks works with both the Strum GS-2 plug-in (sold separately) and the included AAS Player plug-in.
AAS Good Folks—Yves Frulla sound pack for Strum GS-2 and AAS Player
https://www.applied-acoustics.com/good-folks/
AAS plug-ins run on both Windows and Mac OS X and support the VST, Audio Units, AAX Native, RTAS, and NKS plug-in formats.
50% Off Special Promotion
To mark the release, everything Strum GS-2 is 50% off until August 31, 2018. The discounts are as follows:
- The Good Folks sound pack US$19.
- The Strum GS-2 plug-in US$99.
- The Strum GS-2 +PACKS bundle US$114.
- The Strum GS-2 Upgrade +GOOD FOLKS for Strum GS-1 users US$19.
- The Strum GS-2 Upgrade +GOOD FOLKS for Strum Session users US$49.
All Strum GS-2 sound packs US$19 each
Strum GS-2 +PACKS bundles the Strum GS-2 plug-in, the new Good Folks sound pack, and 2 additional sound packs.
For the time of the promotion, the Strum GS-2 Upgrade for Strum GS-1 and Session users includes the new Good Folks sound pack.
About Applied Acoustics Systems
Applied Acoustics Systems (AAS) was founded in 1998 and is based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. As a privately-held company, it specialises in software-based synthesis tools for professional musicians and sound designers. Since releasing Tassman, the first virtual instrument based on physical modelling, AAS has come to be recognised as the industry leader in this exciting new field of synthesis.
