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Save more when you unlock curated collections of samples, drums, and producer-ready sounds.Featured Bundle
Everything Bundle
Unlock the full Cashmere Brown sound library in one complete vault. View Everything Bundle
The Archives Bundle
ARCHIVES BUNDLE This is a full vault of sound. Everything you need to create—no filler. Inside the Archives Bundle you’re getting: Drum Archives Vol. 1–4 - R&B Archives Vol. 1–5 - Sample Archives Vol. 1–5 Built for producers who need real textures, real drums, and real inspiration.
The Low end bundle
12 Drum Loop Kits This bundle combines Drum Loop Library Vol. 1–7 and Low End Theory Vol. 1–5 into one focused collection — delivering 400+ professionally crafted drum and percussion loops built to hit hard, groove naturally, and sit perfectly in the pocket.
The Art Of Noise Bundle
What’s Inside 14 full volumes of Art of Noise (Vol. 1 – 14) 250+ original samples & compositions — rich, soulful, dark, cinematic, and placement-ready Guaranteed master clearance for every sample
Cashmere Vault: 20 Kit Edition
The Cashmere Vault: 20 Kit Edition A hand-picked collection of my 20 most essential sound kits of all time — the kits producers ask for the most, the kits that helped build my catalog, and the kits with the highest placement potential.
FAQ
Bundle Questions
The Everything Bundle is the complete Cashmere Brown sound library in one vault, including 100+ sound kits original sample packs, drum kits, pre-chopped samples, loops, one-shots, and more.
Yes. After checkout, your bundle is delivered digitally so you can start creating right away.
Yes. The sounds are standard audio files and work in FL Studio, Logic Pro, Ableton, Pro Tools, Studio One, Maschine, MPC, and most other production software.
Yes. Producers using these sounds can send beats back for potential placement opportunities and unlimited free collaborations when the idea fits.
No. Original Cashmere Brown samples are not royalty-free. If a sample is used for a major placement, clearance is required and handled professionally.
Yes. You can use the sounds in your beats and records. If something lands with an artist, label, or major opportunity, reach out for clearance so everything is handled correctly.