It covered everything from acoustic fingerpicking to heavy metal power chords.
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For its time, the library was massive. It included electric guitars (clean and distorted), acoustic guitars, and bass guitars. The sampling was deep enough to capture fret noise, strumming dynamics, and amp hum.
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