These tutorials show how to route the Behringer Wing’s inputs and outputs for complex signal paths without moving any faders. They also cover controlling Ableton Live via MIDI over USB and integrating Waves plugins with the Wing for mix processing.
This guide explains advanced Behringer Wing routing techniques for maximizing inputs and outputs without using its 48 fader channels. Learn how to record comm channels, process livestream audio through Waves plugins in Ableton, and route clean audio via USB and Dante for recording, processing, or broadcast.
The Behringer Wing integrates with Ableton Live via MIDI-over-USB, enabling control of plugin settings like autotune keys. By assigning encoders to MIDI commands and linking them to snapshots, engineers can automate key changes and streamline live performances, enhancing workflow and delivering professional, synchronized sound.
This article explains how to use Waves plugins with the Behringer Wing mixer through USB audio and Ableton Live. It covers setting up the Wing for USB output, configuring Ableton Live for audio processing, implementing Waves plugins, and routing processed audio back to the Wing. The article highlights two methods for this routing: direct patching and using an external effects rack, each with its implications for sound output.