Acoustic Guitar 2
Image SoundsFrom Ed Sheeran’s most loyal companion to John Mayer’s first love - the acoustic guitar is one of the most featured instruments in popular music. Rhythmic chord textures and strumming layers mingle with catchy high end picking melodies, thus offering the perfect combination of groove and harmony for your track. Posing as both a side-feature and solo role, Acoustic Guitar 2 is ready for action!
With Acoustic Guitar 2 we present another release from the Artist Series of Image Sounds. In this great expert series, we focus exclusively on the recording of live instruments and vocals, all recorded by professional musicians. The library recordings are made with high-quality recording equipment to capture a tremendous closeness of the natural sound of each instrument. You will not only notice the textbook quality, but also the variety and high-quality processing we are eager to produce.
The product is 1,05 GB in size all in all. The tempos are between 70 BPM - 140 BPM. The library contains 37 folders and offers a total of 729 acoustic guitar loops in many different musical styles. In this product 137 loops were recorded in 3/4 time.
With each guitar folder you will get a huge selection of different loops, all of which work well together or can be used individually. All loops of a folder are based on the same harmony pattern and can easily be combined. Thus you can select guitar loops for a complete song or just use a sample for your song – all within seconds. These loops are easy and intuitive to work with, enabling a fast workflow, which, of course, is essential in music production.
Each and every loop contains tempo and key information. They are pre-mixed and ready to use, with perfect EQ and light compression. They have been carefully and professionally recorded by proven experts, using top quality studio equipment, with sound optimized and recorded in 24Bit and 44.1 KHz.
Artist Credits
All guitar loops were played by Christian Petermann.
Important: Please note that except the guitar all instruments are for demonstration purposes only.
