Our “Sustains Hammer Pull” instrument incorporates new scripting that allows you to play legato hammer-ons and pull-offs within a polyphonic sustains patch. It’s a dream to play and we constantly get lost improvising with it. We’ve also included sustain pedal support that allows you to play successive notes without polyphony build-up while retaining it’s legato capabilities. 

The Master Legato patch incorporates multiple legato articulations: Natural legato, slide to pluck (with CC slide speed control), hammer-on/pull-off, and slide without plucking – all seamlessly switchable via velocity control. 

We also recorded tempo-synced, 1/4 & 1/8th note loops at five tempos: 80, 100, 120, 140 & 160; great for creating fingerstyle patterns, rhythmic beds and strums. 

For added versatility, we’ve thoughtfully included tuned and doubler versions of the patches to cater to your double-tracking requirements.

Sustains Hammer Pull: Polyphonic sustains patch that allows you to seamlessly incorporate legato hammer-ons & pull-offs. If the next note that you play/legato-overlap is a half/whole-step up or down, it’ll trigger the respective legato samples. If you need to turn off the legato momentarily, the C1 key deactivates legato whenever held. 

The sustain pedal now allows you to play successive notes without polyphony build-up while retaining it’s legato capabilities. We’ve also included a Sustains Only patch without any legato.

KS Loops: These are tempo-synced successive single-note loops. The default pattern is a plucked quarter-note (keyswitch default is C1) while C#1 switches to an eighth-note performance recorded at the same tempo. 

Tuned & Doubler Patches: These variations have been hand-tuned to suit specific situations as needed. The doubler patches are designed to serve as the secondary guitar for your left/right-channel double-tracking requirements. 

Jason Hoard’s lifelong journey with music began at the age of seven when his father brought home a mandolin, igniting his passion for the artform. Growing up, he and his family formed a bluegrass band, captivating audiences throughout the southeastern region. 

As the years went by, Jason continued to explore different musical avenues, transitioning to electric guitar and embarking on tours with local Georgia band According To John, as well as renowned Christian artists like Third Day and Crowder. 

Beyond his professional endeavors, Jason holds his family dear and acknowledges their pivotal role in his life. Supported by his remarkable wife, who stands as his rock, and with three beautiful children who share his love for the arts and the great outdoors, he expresses gratitude to God each day for their love, prayers, and unwavering support, recognizing that they are the foundation upon which his success rests.