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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View Recent Posts about Behringer Wing Below
Expanding Your Input Options on the Behringer WING: USB and Dante Solutions
Running out of local XLR inputs on your Behringer WING? Learn how to expand your input routing capabilities using built-in USB audio and Dante networking. This guide walks through practical workflow adaptations, hardware solutions, and software setups to maximize your input channels for live sound and streaming environments.
Understanding Buses, Mains, and Matrices on the Behringer WING (Firmware 3.0.5+)
This guide explains how to use buses, mains, and matrices on the Behringer WING (firmware 3.0.5+), covering signal routing, processing order, and practical use cases like in-ear monitors, PA systems, streaming mixes, and zone outputs. Includes detailed step-by-step instructions for real-world applications.
Mastering the Home Screen on the Behringer WING: A Comprehensive Walkthrough for Audio Engineers
This comprehensive guide walks through the Behringer WING’s Channel Home Screen, detailing every tab and control—including gain, EQ, routing, FX, bus and matrix sends. Perfect for church audio engineers, it equips you with knowledge to manage live sound confidently and efficiently while customizing your mix environment.
Customizing Tap Tempo Flash Behavior on the Behringer WING
One of the exceptional features of the Behringer WING digital mixing console is the ability to customize user buttons, including those assigned to control tap tempo for effects like vocal delay. In live sound environments—especially in a church setting where clean…
How to Set Up Tap Tempo Delay for Vocals on the Behringer Wing
Learn how to set up a tap tempo button for vocal delay on the Behringer Wing. This step-by-step guide shows how to assign delay time control to a user button, allowing dynamic tempo changes during worship sets for seamless audio effects. Perfect for syncing delay to song tempo live.
How to Send Reverb to Vocalist In-Ears Using the Behringer WING
Learn how to add reverb to vocalist in-ear monitors using the Behringer WING sound console. This guide walks through setting up a vocal reverb bus and routing it properly so that your vocalists hear reverb in their ears—without taking up too much DSP or complicating your mix.
Setting Up Vocal Delay on the Behringer Wing: Step-by-Step Guide for Live Sound Environments
Learn how to create a dedicated vocal delay channel on the Behringer Wing using bus routing and FX inserts. This guide walks through using firmware 3.0+ features, best practices for live mixing, and how to incorporate lead vocal delay tastefully into your front-of-house mix.
How to Set Up Vocal Reverb on the Behringer WING Soundboard
Learn how to set up vocal reverb on the Behringer WING soundboard using either inserts or a dedicated reverb bus. This step-by-step guide demonstrates efficient routing, bus configuration, effect selection, and best practices for adding lush, scalable reverb to vocals in live and streaming church environments.
Fixing Dante Output Issues on the Behringer WING After Firmware 3.0.6 Update: A Complete Guide
After updating a Behringer WING to firmware 3.0.6, Dante output may stop working. This guide walks you through identifying the issue and manually updating the Dante firmware (internal or external), using Dante Controller for a successful fix—ensuring full Dante integration and audio routing functionality.