Description

Paradox Lost Redux

Cinematic Soundscapes • Drones • Organic Textures

Paradox Lost Redux is a deeply expressive Kontakt instrument built around strange, beautiful, and evolving sonic worlds. Blending the familiar with the unknown, it delivers a unique palette of textures that feel both nostalgic and otherworldly.

From haunting drones and cinematic atmospheres to plucks, keys, and organic tonal elements—this instrument is designed for producers and composers seeking depth, emotion, and sonic character.

Update 1 – Major Expansion

This update significantly enhances the instrument with improved sound quality and a massive expansion of content:

• Improved all snapshots
  (better volume balance, refined EQ & filters, enhanced clarity)
• 2 new Reverse NKI versions
  → fully redesigned for reverse playback (not simple reversals)
• 103 new snapshots
  → including reverse-specific presets
• 10 new multis
• +195 additional reverse snapshots
  → all standard snapshots converted & redesigned for reverse NKIs

Reverse instruments feature custom start/end and loop points for natural, evolving reversed textures—each snapshot is a unique variation, not a duplicate.

Main Library Content

• 93 Samples (96kHz / 24-bit, NCW)
• 1.13 GB (compressed) / 1.51 GB (uncompressed)
• 130 Snapshots across multiple categories
• 27 inspiring Multis
• 4 unique NKI instruments

Wide sound palette:

• Cinematic drones & soundscapes
• Organic textures
• Plucks, keys, guitar-like, organ-like & harp-like tones

Sound Design

• Sounds by: Erick McNerney
• Presets by: Erick McNerney & Paul Lebküchner
• Engine & GUI: Paul Lebküchner (Sound Aesthetics Sampling)

Bonus: Legacy Version Included (2016)

• 47 Samples (44.1kHz / 16-bit)
• 659 MB uncompressed
• 48 NKI presets (Photosynthesis engine by Exotic States)

Requirements

• Full version of Kontakt 5.8.1 or higher
• ❌ Not compatible with Kontakt Player

Perfect For

• Cinematic & ambient production
• Game & film scoring
• Experimental & electronic music
• Sound design & atmospheric layering