I was inspired by the Man of Steel soundtrack, and wondered if I could sound like Hans Zimmer using 10 tracks of Kontakt, made up of 6 stock Kontakt VSL orchestral plus 4 instances of Juggernaut.
https://soundcloud.com/hitfoundry/rise- ... juggernaut
Rise of The Juggernaut
Re: Rise of The Juggernaut
Wow super! I like this track!
out and about for music production. Are you still configguring your Studio 
music first!Re: Rise of The Juggernaut
Thanks. An example for those that ask why go 64 bit :
Now beefed up with string and brass section from Reason, again multisamples including Zampled
http://youtu.be/Bfu77QgLFVI
This plus the Kontakt instances bringing RAM usage up to 70% on an 8GB system.
Cubase itself had consumed 3.5 GB with the Kontakt/Juggernaut samples loaded.
I doubt whether this would have been achievable on a 32 bit OS, whereas with 8GB I still have headroom, if for example I wanted to add timpani, woodwinds or more Juggernaut FX.
Now beefed up with string and brass section from Reason, again multisamples including Zampled
http://youtu.be/Bfu77QgLFVI
This plus the Kontakt instances bringing RAM usage up to 70% on an 8GB system.
Cubase itself had consumed 3.5 GB with the Kontakt/Juggernaut samples loaded.
I doubt whether this would have been achievable on a 32 bit OS, whereas with 8GB I still have headroom, if for example I wanted to add timpani, woodwinds or more Juggernaut FX.
Re: Rise of The Juggernaut
Yes RAM is worthless gold but still gold for the production. I have 64 bit and 16 GB of Ram, nowadays no question of big Investment. We can really be happy to live in 2014 
out and about for music production. Are you still configguring your Studio music first!