Connect your Behringer Wing to a computer via USB, enable USB Disk Mode on the console, and access the internal drive as a disk drive. Backup or reorganize snapshots, snippets, and shows directly from your computer for effortless file management.
Learn how to transfer files between a USB drive and the Behringer Wing soundboard. This guide covers loading files from USB, saving configurations to internal storage, and backing up or importing presets. Using the simple Load and Save functions, you can easily manage and organize your files.
Back up your Behringer Wing by saving a snapshot to the internal drive, transferring it to a USB drive, and securing it in cloud storage. This ensures your settings are safe, portable, and restorable in case of failure. Regular updates and multiple backups provide comprehensive protection for your configurations.
The Behringer Wing’s firmware 3.0 enables audio routing between all 16 buses, expanding flexibility for tasks like adding effects to monitor mixes or creating submixes. Use the Bus Sends tab to route audio, set levels, and avoid loops. This feature enhances workflow efficiency for live sound and studio setups.
The Behringer Wing’s TalkBack feature, enhanced in firmware 3.0, allows seamless communication with performers via buses or matrices. Configure inputs, assign TalkBack paths (A/B), and customize settings like push/latch modes and dim levels for efficient use in live sound scenarios. Ideal for clear, group-specific communication during performances.
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.
The Behringer Wing’s firmware 3.0 adds bus delay functionality, allowing precise synchronization of audio signals. Engineers can easily set delays in milliseconds, meters, or feet to address phase alignment, audio latency, or speaker placement issues. This feature enhances sound quality for live events, broadcasts, and complex setups.
The Behringer Wing’s snapshot scope settings offer detailed control, letting users save and recall configurations across channels, effects, EQ, faders, and more. This feature enhances efficiency, enabling tailored sound setups for live and studio use by selectively saving specific board elements or entire configurations as needed.
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.
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.