What’s New in Behringer Wing Firmware 3.1 (Release Notes Explained)
Every change in Behringer Wing firmware 3.1 explained: new compressors, dual-band dynamic EQ, direct inputs to phones, 24 remote clients, and the Compact updates.
Tutorials cover the Behringer Wing console, including firmware updates, AES50/Dante linking, Waves SuperRack external processing, Snippets, and iPad remote mixing. Additional guides show USB routing to Audacity or Adobe Audition, latency measurement, custom layouts, tap‑tempo delay/reverb, and vocal monitor setups.
Every change in Behringer Wing firmware 3.1 explained: new compressors, dual-band dynamic EQ, direct inputs to phones, 24 remote clients, and the Compact updates.
Every change in Behringer Wing firmware 3.0.6 explained: StageConnect names for the P24, the AES50 error counter, one-press EQ resets, and the Dante catch.
Need a fourth vocal mic next to the others? Patch it into any open channel on the Behringer Wing, then drag it into place with View > Config.
Record every channel from your Behringer Wing over USB or Dante, free in Audacity or 64 channels in Audition, then mix it back as a virtual soundcheck.
Two ways to let your church band mix their own in-ears on the Behringer Wing: P16 personal mixers over Ultranet, or buses with the Wing-Q iPad app.
Rotating drummers? Save each one’s Waves plug-in presets as a SuperRack snapshot, narrow the scope to the drums, and switch with one click on the Wing.
How I run Dante on the Behringer Wing: the Dante card, Dante Controller, Virtual Soundcard, recording, Playback, two Wings, and firmware fixes.
What’s in Behringer Wing firmware 3.1.2: the Dante card boot fix for BK3 modules, the processing-order latency fix, and the send fader pan indicator.
Behringer Wing problems I’ve hit and fixed: Dante dying after firmware updates, safe upgrades, initialize, lost settings, console lock and latency.
Just got a Behringer Wing? Here’s the order to learn it: layout, gain staging, routing, snapshots and shows, USB backups, then Dante and recording.