Firmware archive

Behringer Wing firmware downloads

Every Wing firmware version I’ve archived, for the full-size Wing, the Compact and the Rack. The newest is 3.1.2 (Jul 29, 2026). Pick your console: the files are different for each one, and it matters.

This is not meant to replace downloading from the Behringer website directly, but sometimes you need to downgrade for different reasons and Behringer doesn’t keep all versions available. Each file here is Behringer’s own download, unchanged.

Downloads by console

Wing (full size)

WING and WING BK
3.1.1Jun 1, 2026NotesDownload
3.1Nov 7, 2025NotesDownload
3.0.6Apr 24, 2025NotesDownload
3.0.5Download
3.0.4Download
3.0.2Download
2.1Download
2.0Download
Official page: Behringer Wing (full size)

Wing Compact

 
3.1.1Jun 1, 2026NotesDownload
3.1Nov 7, 2025NotesDownload
3.0.6Apr 24, 2025NotesDownload
3.0.4Download
Official page: Behringer Wing Compact

Wing Rack

 
3.1.1Jun 1, 2026NotesDownload
3.1Nov 7, 2025NotesDownload
3.0.6Apr 24, 2025NotesDownload
3.0Download
Official page: Behringer Wing Rack

What changed

The highlights of each recent release, in Behringer’s words.

What’s new in 3.1.2Jul 29, 2026
  • Improved indication of whether a send fader's pan control is linked to the channel pan
  • Fixed: Some Dante expansion cards failed to boot when used with BK3 modules and Dante firmware 4.3.1.8
  • Fixed: Reordering channel processing slots could increase latency

From Behringer’s release notes. Read the full notes (PDF) · My write-up: every change in 3.1.2 explained →

What’s new in 3.1.1Jun 1, 2026
  • User Patches now include Gain and Phantom Power control for assigned Sources
  • Send Spill button on the BUS HOME page
  • PAN control on Send Faders
  • Pressing EFFECTS + METERS after shutdown resumes console operation without requiring a reboot
  • DUCKER Hold time increased to 30 seconds
  • If no Scene is selected, pressing GO NEXT or GO PREV now always loads Scene #1
  • Fixed: Layer names were not updated automatically when changed remotely

From Behringer’s release notes. Read the full notes (PDF) · My write-up: every change in 3.1.1 explained →

What’s new in 3.1Nov 7, 2025
  • New compressor plugins: Even 88-COMP, LMT Compressor, One Knob Compressor
  • New dual-band dynamic EQ plugin available in the Gate and Compressor slot
  • Direct inputs to Phones and Speakers monitoring buses
  • Increased maximum remote client number from 16 to 24
  • WING COMPACT: Main Fader can be assigned to all channels
  • Firmware file name for WING/WING BK renamed to "wing-fullsize"

From Behringer’s release notes. Read the full notes (PDF) · My write-up: every change in 3.1 explained →

What’s new in 3.0.6Apr 24, 2025
  • Source name transmission over StageConnect
  • AES50 error counter on the SETUP > AUDIO screen to help identify faulty cables and connections
  • Reset EQ band by holding down the band selection button
  • CC button options to change CC bank
  • Solo (POST) follows panning on INPUT and AUX channel, and DCAs
  • Fixed: Sporadic audio clicks when using Dante
  • If you are using the WING-DANTE expansion card or the internal AoIP-Dante module, you must also update the module’s firmware

From Behringer’s release notes. Read the full notes (PDF) · My write-up: every change in 3.0.6 explained →

Before you flash

Firmware goes onto the console from a FAT32-formatted USB drive. Not every drive is recognised, and the one below is the one I keep in the rack for exactly this.

  1. Download the zip for your console from the list above, and unzip it.
  2. Copy the .wingfw file onto the FAT32 USB drive.
  3. Follow my walkthrough: upgrading the Wing to firmware 3.1 (on an older console: upgrading to 3.0.6).
Back up first. Save a full snapshot to USB before you update. Here’s how I back up my Wing.

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