Audio flexibility for the Wish List

[Gary Adcock]

[David Smith] “Not sure if it’s possible, but it sure would be nice to be able to bring in digital audio AND a couple of channels of analog too”

Again, not what the KiPro was designed for, while everyone wants them too, the KiPro’s were not ever originally designed to replace a studio tape deck.

You do realize to properly handle this type of function you would need to add in audio track assignment and the ability to lock specific audio tracks so they would not be over written, in addition to separate digital audio inputs.

gary adcock
Studio37

Post and Production Workflow Consultant
Production and Post Stereographer
Chicago, IL

https://blogs.creativecow.net/24640

[David Smith]

[gary adcock] “Again, not what the KiPro was designed for, while everyone wants them too, the KiPro’s were not ever originally designed to replace a studio tape deck.

You do realize to properly handle this type of function you would need to add in audio track assignment and the ability to lock specific audio tracks so they would not be over written, in addition to separate digital audio inputs.”

Sometimes I leave cookies out for Santa, too.

[Marc Colemont]

Not an issue, but my which list is when using the recording as 2 channel audio, to have an option to have it as Stereo tracks instead of two mono channels.
At the same time it would simplify the default export in FCP timeline generating ProRess files in stereo. Meaning that the Ki Pro is able to play it as a stereo audio. As now the audio is sounding distrorted when playing stereo channels.