Paragon Rhythms Vol. 1

The Paragon Rhythms series features one-of-a-kind collections of original drum breaks, percussion loops, and analog/digital hybrid rhythms unlike anything you’ve heard before.

Vol. 1 is packed with 147 BPM-labeled loop and stem files for ultimate manipulation and options. The drums are a hybrid of live-recorded DW drums tracked in Mick’s live room and analog drum machines resampled through guitar pedals. All the percussion was tracked through various analog gear such as NEVE, API, MANLEY, as well as color boxes like cassette tapes and the Silver Bullet MK2, giving these loops some of the craziest sonics ever.

KIT FEATURES:

• 147 original loop and stem files made by Multi-Platinum Producer Mick Schultz
• 31 drum loops, 15 hat loops, 60 percussion loops and 41 stem files. The stems are included in the 147-file total.
• 44.1 kHz stereo WAV format: 146 files at 24-bit and one at 16-bit
• Compatible with DAWs and samplers that support WAV files, including FL Studio, Reason, Ableton, Logic and Pro Tools
• Each sound has been meticulously mastered for easy and quick use in your productions.
• All files BPM-labeled for a quick drag-and-drop workflow
• Original sounds you truly have never heard before

ROYALTY-FREE USAGE

All sounds in Paragon Rhythms Vol. 1—including drum loops, percussion loops, hat loops and stems—are royalty-free for use in your own music, including commercial releases. No additional clearance, royalty split, production credit or co-writer credit to Mick Schultz is required.

You may release and sell your own music made with these sounds.

OPTIONAL CREDIT + SHARING

These kits are handcrafted and represent years of recording, sound design, and attention to detail. Please respect the artists and the work behind them—do not share, resell, or redistribute the standalone kits, sounds, or presets.

Made something with Paragon? I’d love to hear it. Credit to Mick Schultz is appreciated but optional. You’re welcome to share what you create at music@paragonkits.shop. Contacting me is not a condition of using the sounds.