Acoustic guitar tones and strumming engine
The instrument is built on tones captured from a steel-string acoustic jumbo guitar. Native Instruments says the updated strumming engine is meant to produce realistic performances from a keyboard, so you do not need a physical guitar to program parts.
You can play with fingers or a plectrum and work with a range of techniques, including muted, open, slides, hammer-ons and pull-offs. Controls for fret noise, vibrato, humanize and swing let you adjust the feel of a part to match your arrangement.






