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SESSION GUITARIST – STRUMMED ACOUSTIC 2 is a professional virtual instrument library for Native Instruments'

that features meticulously sampled vintage 6-string and 12-string guitars. Native Instruments Core Instruments 1934 Martin 0-17

: A small-bodied mahogany 6-string guitar known for its dark, warm, and mellow tone. Guild F-412 12-String

: A jumbo model from the late 1960s, offering a full, bright, and articulate sound that is a benchmark for 12-string guitars. Native Instruments Key Performance Features Extensive Pattern Library

: Over 160 dynamic strumming patterns played by pro session musicians, covering genres like rock, folk, country, bluegrass, Latin, and pop. Real-Time Control

: Use key switches, the mod wheel (to crossfade chord voicings), and the pitch wheel (to add accents) to build arrangements. Tap Rhythm Finder

: A search tool that lets you tap a rhythm on your keyboard to instantly find matching patterns. Separate Bass Patterns

: Allows you to play independent bass notes or create slash chords (like C/E) with your left hand while holding chords with your right. Humanization & Dynamics

: Adjustable swing, timing, and "Humanize" knobs to make the performance feel natural rather than robotic. Native Instruments Sound Customization Double Tracking SESSION GUITARIST STRUMMED ACOUSTIC 2 -full --FULL

: Effortlessly create a wide stereo field by adding a second, slightly different guitar part. On-board Studio Effects

: Includes compression, EQ presets, and high-quality convolution reverb. Realism Controls

: Customizable settings for fret noise and string noise to enhance the "live" feel of the track. Native Instruments Technical Specifications Session Guitarist Strummed Acoustic 2 | Komplete

Native Instruments' Session Guitarist – Strummed Acoustic 2 does not have a native feature to develop or generate custom strumming patterns from scratch.

If you are trying to create an entirely new, fully customized strumming piece using this virtual instrument, you must use creative workarounds. 🛠️ How to Customize Your Strumming Piece

While you cannot program custom grid patterns directly inside the instrument's UI, you can achieve highly customized results by manipulating its internal parameters or combining it with external DAW tools: 1. Manipulate Existing Patterns

Shift Start Positions: You can move the playback starting point of any pre-loaded pattern to alter its rhythmic emphasis.

Control the Length: Shorten or extend the active playback window of a pattern to force it into odd time signatures or different rhythmic structures. SESSION GUITARIST – STRUMMED ACOUSTIC 2 is a

Use "Separate Bass" Patterns: This engine-specific feature allows you to trigger custom bass lines or add independent lower-register notes to make standard patterns sound like entirely new compositions. 2. The DAW MIDI "Strum" Method

To get a completely original strumming rhythm, bypass the internal patterns entirely and play the instrument in its Melody/Playable mode (if supported by your specific Kontakt patch):

Program your full chord stacks perfectly vertically in your DAW's piano roll.

Use your DAW’s native strum tool (like Alt + S in FL Studio) or a MIDI strum script.

This automatically rolls and offsets the start times and velocities of the stacked notes, creating a highly realistic, manually controlled strummed performance. 3. Audio Slicing & Chopping

Record the instrument's output while playing a standard, close-enough pattern.

Bounce the MIDI track down to a pure audio file in your DAW.

Use your DAW's slice or transient tool to chop the audio grid and manually rearrange the slices to match the exact rhythmic piece you have in mind. Load the instrument and select a strum preset

To help you get the exact rhythm you are looking to build, let me know:

What DAW (FL Studio, Logic Pro, Cubase, etc.) are you working in?

Are you aiming for a specific time signature (like 4/4 or an odd meter like 7/4)?

Is there a specific genre you are trying to emulate (folk, rock, country)? Native Instruments Strummed Acoustic 2: Overview

2. The "Drag and Drop" Feature

Perhaps the most requested feature for live performance is the new Drag & Drop MIDI capability. You can now drag the pattern MIDI data directly into your DAW timeline. This allows you to edit individual notes after the fact—perfect for producers who want the realism of the performance but the control of manual MIDI editing.

Quick start (3 steps)

1. Load the instrument and select a strum preset matching your genre.
2. Choose chord mode and input the chord sequence, or load a built-in pattern synced to your tempo.
3. Tweak mic mix, dynamics, and pattern humanization; export MIDI or bounce audio when satisfied.

If you want, I can:

• Write a short product landing blurb or social post for this library, or
• Produce a step-by-step MIDI template for common song forms (verse/chorus/bridge) using this instrument.

Who is it for?

• Producers needing fast, believable acoustic strums without hiring a guitarist.
• Songwriters who play piano but not guitar.
• Media composers on tight deadlines (pop, indie, light drama).

Who it’s for

Producers, songwriters, and composers who need believable acoustic strumming fast — especially when tracking time or budget prevent live guitar sessions.

What Exactly is Strummed Acoustic 2?

Before we dissect the "FULL" moniker, let's establish the baseline. Strummed Acoustic 2 is a playable and pattern-based virtual instrument running inside Kontakt (or the free Kontakt Player). It samples a high-end steel-string acoustic guitar (a Gibson J-45, renowned for its warm midrange). Unlike single-note guitar libraries, this one is built specifically for strumming—rhythmic chordal movement.

The original Strummed Acoustic was revolutionary. Version 2 took the concept and doubled down with a completely redesigned Pattern Editor and a massive expansion of the chord library.