Behringer Wing Resources
Resources Available on this Page!
- Entire Console Snapshot Download (Plus Complete Walk through explanation)
- Channel Presets for the Behringer Wing
- Firmware Archives
- Guide to connecting multiple stage snakes
- Guide to using the P16 Personal Monitors with the Wing
Resources and Downloads
Click Here to download my wing console snapshot and view my in-depth walk through.
Click Here to download my wing console channel presets, and view my tutorial on using them.
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FREE Behringer Wing Channel Presets + How to Use Them!
This guide simplifies setting up channel presets on the Behringer Wing, covering how to download, load, and apply EQ, filter, gate, and compressor settings. These beginner-friendly presets provide a foundation for mixing, helping users explore parameters and tailor settings to suit their mix for live audio or streaming scenarios.
Entire Console File Download for Behringer Wing + Walk-Through
Learn how to configure the Behringer Wing for church services with pre-routed inputs, buses, effects, and outputs tailored for live sound, streaming, and multi-track recording. This downloadable file integrates components like Dante and P16 monitors, providing an efficient, customizable starting point for engineers.
Behringer Wing Pro Tip: Bus-to-Bus Sends Update (Firmware 3.0.5)
Behringer Wing firmware 3.0.5 introduces a safeguard that prevents accidental bus-to-bus routing loops. This feature grays out bus-to-self sends, solving feedback issues and improving reliability in live sound environments. Discover how this update enhances workflows by eliminating potential errors during setups like reverb-to-monitor routing.
Behringer Wing Tips: New Blank Snippet Warning
Firmware 3.0.5 on the Behringer Wing prevents you from accidentally creating blank snippets without a record focus. Learn how to effectively use snippets for targeted changes and snapshots for full-scene saves to enhance your live or studio mixing workflow.
Behringer Wing Tips: New Initialization & Copy Shortcuts!
Firmware v3.0.5 for the Behringer Wing brings Initialization and Copy buttons to the home screen for faster workflows. Reset channel EQ or duplicate settings across channels directly from the surface, saving time. This update streamlines sound mixing, providing a major efficiency boost for live production environments.
Behringer Wing 3.0.5: New Low Cut & High Cut Slope Features Explained
The Behringer Wing Firmware 3.0.5 introduces adjustable low cut and high cut slopes, providing unprecedented precision in frequency control. With selectable slope options (6 dB, 12 dB, 18 dB, and 24 dB), users can now optimize their sound shaping. This feature acts independently of your channel EQ for even greater control.
Behringer Wing Tips: Batch Channel Settings with the New Bus Feed Config Screen!
Firmware 3.0.5 for the Behringer Wing soundboard introduces the Bus Feed Configuration screen, allowing users to bulk-manage settings like channel activation, tap points, and send levels. This feature enhances workflow efficiency by enabling global adjustments across multiple channels, especially useful for tasks such as livestream mix preparation.
Making Your Life Easier: Exploring the New Wing Firmware 3.0.5
Firmware 3.0.5 for the Behringer Wing introduces a bus configuration screen for bulk routing, adjustable filter slopes, improved initialization/copy access, snippet recording warnings, and safeguards against bus-to-self loops. These features simplify workflows for live sound professionals, offering faster configuration, better sound control, and enhanced system reliability for stress-free mixing.
Essential Behringer Wing Upgrade Guide – Firmware 3.0.5 Tutorial
This guide details how to safely upgrade the Behringer Wing console’s firmware from version 3.0.4 to 3.0.5. Back up your settings, download the firmware from Behringer’s website, load it onto a USB drive, and follow the on-console steps to update. Confirm everything post-update, and restore settings if necessary from a prior backup. Always review firmware release notes for key details.