AAS Sound Packs: Hop Riffs
Expansion Pack for Strum GS-2 & Free AAS Player
Get ready to add some serious guitar goodness to your hip-hop production with ease, no guitar-playing skills required.
Resident sound designer Niall McCallum returns with Hop Riffs - a Strum GS sound set tailored to discriminating hip-hop beatmakers and producers in dire need of guitar flavor.
Feel the groove take over your arrangements with this laid-back collection inspired by the modern wave of Lo-Fi hip hop flooding the internet, as well as pioneers of the genre's classic 90s boom bap period.
Hop Riffs features 12 hip hop sub-genres, 84 guitar presets, and 84 strumming patterns playable with your own chord progressions.
Watch Hop Riffs’ deceptively simple strumming patterns come to life once combined with your favorite groovy drum beat making it dance and spark all over your song.
From gentle chord figures and glistening arpeggios, to punchy dark riffs and atmospheric background textures, kick back and ignite your next beat with Hop Riffs' generous sprinkling of rich effects and smooth, versatile tones.
Works Two Ways
Hop Riffs was created with the Strum GS-2 acoustic and electric guitars.
You can play and edit the sounds in Strum GS-2, but you can also access and play them via the free AAS Player plugin included with your purchase.
Who's Niall McCallum
Niall McCallum is the co-founder of ModeAudio, a small but passionately dedicated team of sound designers and music lovers based in the UK, specializing in music loops, samples, and bespoke preset design for some of the world's best-loved music technology.
Niall and his team's credits include a wide selection of drum and percussion samples that comes pre-packaged with FL Studio, and custom sound design for Native Instruments, Bitwig, Intua, and many others.
System Requirements
- AAS Strum GS-2 (sold separately) OR AAS Player (included)
- MacOS 10.11 El Capitan and above
- Officially supported up to MacOS 15 Sequoia
- Windows 10 and above (64-bit only)
- Intel, AMD, or Apple Silicon CPU
Plugin Formats
AAX Native, AU, VST2, VST3, and Standalone