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Applied Acoustics Systems Strum GS-2 2.4.6 for Mac

Applied Acoustics Systems Strum GS-2 2.4.6 for Mac

Mac Audio
Updated Nov 6, 2026
Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

Strum GS-2, from Applied Acoustics Systems, is a guitar instrument plug-in for Mac designed for keyboard players who need believable guitar parts. It combines a large library of modelled acoustic and electric guitars with automatic chord recognition, a strumming and picking engine, and a MIDI riff library, so a chord played on a keyboard comes out sounding like a guitarist playing it — with slides, palm muting, bends and realistic voicings handled by the instrument.

Key Features

  • Over 200 modelled acoustic and electric guitars, from nylon and steel strings to single-coil and humbucker pickups
  • Automatic chord detection with sophisticated, guitar-style chord voicings
  • Strumming engine with down and up strokes, slides, bends and palm muting
  • MIDI loop and riff library covering many musical styles
  • Two-channel amplifier, cabinet, EQ, compressor and a multi-effects section built in

How to Download

  1. Confirm your DAW supports AU, VST, VST3 or AAX plug-ins on macOS.
  2. Get the installer from the developer: Download from the official site
  3. Install, load Strum GS-2 on a track, and play chords to hear the strumming engine respond.

System Requirements

Strum GS-2 2.4.6 runs in native 64-bit on a recent version of macOS, on Intel or Apple silicon Macs, inside a compatible host sequencer or in standalone mode.

FAQs

Do I need to play guitar to use Strum GS-2?

No. It is built for keyboard players and producers: you play chords on a MIDI keyboard and the plug-in translates them into realistic guitar performances.

Is Strum GS-2 free?

No, it is a paid instrument. The official AAS site lists the current price, sound pack bundles and upgrade options from earlier Strum versions.

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