Living Fish Studio drops Guitar Stroke Helper for MIDI guitar writing

A quiet workflow fix just handed composers a faster way to fake convincing guitar parts without fighting a piano roll.

Guitar Stroke Helper launch

• Living Fish Studio released Guitar Stroke Helper for MIDI guitar writing.
• The tool targets composers and arrangers.
• Focus stays on performance realism, not sound generation.

TAB-driven performance design

• Guitar Stroke Helper builds parts directly from TAB input.
• Fretting operates separately from the picking motion.
• Users can sculpt riffs, arpeggios, and strums.
• Finished results export as standard MIDI.

Timing and groove control

• Stroke curves adjust the strum feel across strings.
• Anchor string settings stabilize rhythmic motion.
• Velocity control applies independently per string.
• Note triggering can toggle on or off per string.

Tuning and routing flexibility

• Custom tunings reshape how patterns translate.
• MIDI files drag straight into sessions.
• Output feeds any compatible guitar library.

Formats and pricing

• Guitar Stroke Helper runs on macOS and Windows.
• VST3 and AU formats are supported.
• Intro price sits at $22 USD.
• Pricing returns to $44 after March 31 2026.