Applied Acoustics Systems Take 3 is a sound pack powered by Strum GS-2 and created by Canadian musician Yves Frulla. It offers strumming patterns in odd time signatures, including 3/4, 6/8, 9/8, and 12/8. It is geared towards rock, blues, pop, and reggae. The software includes 73 presets and 84 loops in 12 styles.

The collection can also be also be accessed with the included AAS Player plug-in.

Odd-Time Signature Guitar Patterns    For Use with Strum GS-2 Virtual Guitar    73 Presets    84 Patterns in 12 Styles    Strumming Patterns    Created by Yves Frulla    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, 73 guitar presets, and 84 loops and strumming patterns
• Patches can also be accessed and played via the included AAS Player plug-in (Mac/Windows, VST, AU, AAX, RTAS, standalone)
• Created by songwriter, producer, and keyboardist Yves Frulla

• Lone Star Main
• Lone Star Alternate
• Lone Star Chorus
• Lone Star Phaser
• Lone Star Delay
• Lone Star Notch EQ
• Avrilson Main
• Avrilson Alternate
• Avrilson Delay
• Avrilson Reverb
• Avrilson Tremolo
• Avrilson Chorus
• Avrilson Acoustic
• Becky Main
• Becky Alternate
• Becky Celestial
• Becky Attitude
• Becky Notch
• Becky Electric
• Hammerhead Main
• Hammerhead Alternative
• Hammerhead Power Chords
• Hammerhead Notch
• Hammerhead Chorus
• Hammerhead Acoustic
• Sweets Main
• Sweets Alternate
• Sweets Notch
• Sweets Overdrive
• Sweets Flange
• Sweets Electric
• Mister Blisters Main
• Mister Blisters Alternate
• Mister Blisters Presence
• Mister Blisters Wah
• Mister Blisters Tremolo
• Mister Blisters Acoustic
• No No No Main
• No No No Power Chords
• No No No Notch
• No No No Distortion
• No No No Delay
• No No No Acoustic
• World Ruler Main
• World Ruler Flange
• World Ruler Distortion
• World Ruler Tremolo
• World Ruler Delay
• World Ruler Acoustic
• Sneezer Main
• Sneezer Alternate
• Sneezer Tremolo
• Sneezer Phaser
• Sneezer Delay
• Sneezer Acoustic
• Impressions Main
• Impressions Alternate
• Impressions Delay
• Impressions Chorus
• Impressions Notch
• Impressions Acoustic
• Toothpaste Main
• Toothpaste Alternate
• Toothpaste Chorus
• Toothpaste Acoustic
• Toothpaste Notch
• Toothpaste Electric
• Cough Syrup Main
• Cough Syrup Alternate
• Cough Syrup Overdrive
• Cough Syrup Flange
• Cough Syrup Tremolo
• Cough Syrup Acoustic

• Lone Star (120 bpm)
• Avrilson (82 bpm)
• Becky (132 bpm)
• Hammerhead (150 bpm)
• Sweets (186 bpm)
• Mister Blisters (195 bpm)
• No No No (96 bpm)
• World Ruler (168 bpm)
• Sneezer (102 bpm)
• Impressions (90 bpm)

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A: Unfortunately we do not have access to our inventory to inspect the current expiration dates, however please note that due to the volume of sales B&H conducts our film stock is regularly fresh. In general film is at least 6 months or more from expiration; any film with an expiration date shorter than 6 months is sold under a separate section of our website for short dated film. This does not occur very commonly however.

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

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A: The Touch & Go platform provides quick camera mounting with 2.4" of travel for balancing your rig and both 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 camera screws made for the serious shooter on the go working with multiple systems.

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A: The Kodak 35mm One-Time-Use Disposable Camera (ISO-800) with Flash has a FULLY MANUAL flash that you much charge EACH TIME you wish to use the flash. It is not an automatic flash. When taking images in low-light situations, you would turn the flash on by pressing the flash button (the lightning-bolt shaped symbol on the button near the lens on the front of the camera) and wait for the flash light to appear. Once this light has appeared, the picture can then be taken and the flash will activate. After you have taken a picture using the flash, reset the flash by pressing the flash button again.

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