Kona 2 and IO workflow = FRIGGIN SWEET.

[Walter Biscardi]

[Ron] “I was on the PipeStudio band wagon for a while, but I think this is the way to go as far as maintaining HD compatibility.”

Don’t get rid of the PipeStudio if you don’t need to. Keep it in a second system as the K2 and the Pipe family play very nice together. I’ve been in a 15 day edit with both suites working on the same projects in the Apple 8bit uncompressed codec and we keep moving projects files back and between the two rooms. Room 1 has the K2, Room 2 has the PipePro. It’s been a complete project saver with this client.

If you only have one system, then I guess you need to sell it off, but if you have another G4 or G4 lying around, throw the Pipe in there and keep on cutting.

Walter Biscardi, Jr.
Creative Genius, Biscardi Creative Media
https://www.biscardicreative.com

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[Gary Adcock]

q[Ron] “So when you monitor video and audio, I assume you do it through the K2, right?
“

Yes
Audio ALWAYS follows Video

gary adcock

Studio37
HD and Film Consultation

[Ron Thompson]

Sorry for the confusion…I don’t own the PipeStudio. I was strongly considering it over the Kona2.
My Cinewave will go back into my G4 when I pick up the K2 combo.

But as usual, thanks for the advice!

Ron