Available for download, Good Folk - Funky Cat Sound Pack for Strum GS-2 & AAS Playeris a sound pack for the Strum GS-2 and created by UK-based sound designer Niall McCallum. It explores the world of vintage funk music, evoking the classic patterns of Sly & The Family Stone, James Brown, the Meters, and more. The software includes 84 presets and 84 loops in 12 styles. The collection can be accessed with the included AAS Player plug-in, and is compatible with Mac and Windows platforms. It will operate in AU, VST, AAX, RTAS, and NKS formats.

Vintage Funk Guitar Sound Pack    For Use with Strum GS-2 Virtual Guitar    84 Presets    84 Loops in 12 Styles    Strumming Patterns    Created by Niall McCallum    Includes AAS Player    Use as a Standalone or Plug-In    AAX Native, Audio Units, RTAS, VST, NKS    Mac OS X, Windows

• Sound pack for the Strum GS-2 acoustic and electric guitar virtual instrument (available separately)
• 12 styles, 84 guitar presets, and 84 loops and strumming patterns
• Patches can be accessed and played via the included AAS Player plug-in (Mac/Windows, VST, AU, AAX, RTAS, standalone)

• Mirrorball Rhythm
• Mirrorball Riff Left
• Mirrorball Riff Right
• Mirrorball Chorus
• Mirrorball Bright
• Mirrorball Chill
• Mirrorball Crunch
• Ultraviolet Rhythm
• Ultraviolet Funk
• Ultraviolet Riff Left
• Ultraviolet Riff Right
• Ultraviolet Wah
• Ultraviolet Strum
• Ultraviolet Crunch
• Atlantic Funk Right
• Atlantic Funk Left
• Atlantic Tremolo
• Atlantic Phaser
• Atlantic Wah
• Atlantic Rhythm
• Atlantic Low Riff
• Freaky Funk
• Freaky Riff Left
• Freaky Riff Right
• Freaky Wah
• Freaky Chorus
• Freaky Drive
• Freaky Low Riff
• Samurai Funk
• Samurai Riff Left
• Samurai Riff Right
• Samurai Delay
• Samurai Muted
• Samurai Overdrive
• Samurai Low Riff
• Bad Thing Left
• Bad Thing Right
• Bad Thing Distortion
• Bad Thing Strum
• Bad Thing Wah
• Bad Thing Grunge
• Bad Thing Low Riff
• White Heat Funk
• White Heat Riff Left
• White Heat Riff Right
• White Heat Strum
• White Heat Muted
• White Heat Flanger
• White Heat Low Riff
• Daylight Funk
• Daylight Riff Left
• Daylight Riff Right
• Daylight Strum
• Daylight Reverb
• Daylight Crunch
• Daylight Low Riff
• Pyramids Funk
• Pyramids Riff Left
• Pyramids Riff Right
• Pyramids Reverb
• Pyramids Wah
• Pyramids Grunge
• Pyramids Low Riff
• Tropics Funk
• Tropics Riff Left
• Tropics Riff Right
• Tropics Reverb
• Tropics Delay
• Tropics Strum
• Tropics Low Riff
• Player Funk
• Player Riff Left
• Player Riff Right
• Player Strum
• Player Wah
• Player Chunk
• Player Low Riff
• Downtown Overdrive
• Downtown Funk
• Downtown Riff Left
• Downtown Riff Right
• Downtown Chorus
• Downtown Twang
• Downtown Grunge

• Mirrorball 116 bpm
• Ultraviolet 120 bpm
• Atlantic 120 bpm
• Freaky 118 bpm
• Samurai 90 bpm
• Bad Thing 100 bpm
• White Heat 100 bpm
• Daylight 100 bpm
• Pyramids 100 bpm
• Tropics 120 bpm
• Player 100 bpm
• Downtown 100 bpm

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, Im interested in this unit (I own the A-S3000), but I havent found yet if it is a 220v or autovoltage. Could you help me? Thx.

A: This is the US model. It requires AC 110 120 V, 50/60 Hz.

Q: 2. Does this work with standard 15mm rods or is the diameter too large?

A: The diameter of the rod used in this system is 25mm. We have accessory mounts available for that size such as the SHAPE Gimbal Accessory Clamp for 25mm Rod, B&H # SHMBR25. https://bhpho.to/2YPe5nD

Q: 3. Would this support a fully rigged FX9 (monitor, transmitter etc.) or will I need the Aktiv 8?

A: The Sony FX9 is 10.58 lb (with Viewfinder, Eyepiece, Grip Remote Control, BP-U35 battery, SELP28135G LENS, an XQD memory card, handle, mic holder). I think the Sachtler aktiv6 could work. But the Sachtler aktiv8 would be more stable and a better choice for this payload.

Q: 4. What are the pros and cons when comparing middle and ground spreaders? Thanks.

A: Mid level spreaders are fast, always clean and can be use on uneven terrain.. However, you cannot get as low as with a ground spreader. You might consider it a tad less stable. Ground spreaders get dirty and are not good on uneven terrain. They must be removed at that time. (No big deal) They are good on flat surfaces particularly floors with delicate finishes. They are a tad more stable. Conclusion: if you need speed and clean, use mid level. If you need maximum stability, and are on smooth floors. go ground.

Q: 5. Hi, is it possible remove the copper-plated case that enclosed the power transformer, in order to change the voltage to 220v? Thank you!

A: No, it would not be advisable to alter this product in that way. Yamaha does make 220v products for regions where that is required. If you are looking for a 220v Yamaha product, you would need to purchase it from a region where the AC power is 220v.

Q: 6. Works with Ronin2?

A: Yes, this is compatible with the Ronin-2 when using the ReadyRig GS.

Q: 7. Is this unit (R37) compatible with a Williams T4 transmitter?

A: Yes, we have the T4 transmitter and it works great.

Q: 8. Is this Sachtler combo more compact than Manfrotto's 645 Fast with the 608 head? Thanks.

A: Sachtler Folded Length 26.8" / 68 cm Manfrotto's 645 Folded length 28.7 / 73 cm

Q: 9. Is the plate on this an Arca-Swiss? Wondering if the Zacuto C70 cage would mount on the Aktiv6.

A: no, it is not an Arca-Swiss. Zacuto bottom plate has a 1/4" and 3/8" connection which will work with the aktiv6 camera plate

Q: 10. Does this come in colors other than black?

A: At this point in time. Only black.