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Using Sends on Fader for Matrixes on Behringer Wing Firmware 3.0
Audio | Behringer Wing

Using Sends on Fader for Matrixes on Behringer Wing Firmware 3.0

The Behringer Wing firmware 3.0 update enables sends on fader for matrixes, transforming matrixes into buses. This added flexibility allows engineers to create unique mixes for live streaming, multi-zone audio management, and specialized routing with tailored processing options for various outputs.

Troubleshooting Dante Card Issues After Behringer Wing Firmware 3.0 Upgrade
Audio | Behringer Wing | Dante | Tutorials

Troubleshooting Dante Card Issues After Behringer Wing Firmware 3.0 Upgrade

This video explains how to troubleshoot a Dante expansion card issue after upgrading the Behringer Wing to firmware 3.0. The solution involves downgrading the Wing, updating the Dante card firmware, and re-upgrading the Wing to resolve compatibility problems. A step-by-step guide for updating the Dante card is also provided.

Upgrading Behringer Wing LIVE to 3.0: Will It Go Smoothly?
Audio | Behringer Wing | Dante

Upgrading Behringer Wing LIVE to 3.0: Will It Go Smoothly?

This video shows a live upgrade of the Behringer Wing from firmware 2.0 to 3.0.4, covering key steps like backing up the console, installing the firmware, and troubleshooting Dante card issues. It emphasizes the importance of proper preparation and post-upgrade checks to ensure a smooth transition.

Meet Mike

My name is Mike Fox and I’ve worked in the production world for over 20 years now, mainly focused around audio, video, lighting and multimedia in large churches.

Technically Church was started out of a desire to document and share the extensive knowledge I’ve gained with others. I’ve struggled my way through enough trial and error, that if I can help a few people save some time and headache along the way, I’m all for it!

I work at The River Church, based in the Flint, Michigan area where we currently have 9 locations that I oversee all of the audio, video, lighting, multimedia, worship, production and communication.

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