Behringer WING 48 Channel Digital Mixing Console with 10 Inch Touchscreen
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450571
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48-stereo-channel Digital Mixer with 48-in/48-out USB Audio Interface, 24 Motorised Faders, 8 MIDAS Pro Preamps, 28 Stereo Buses, 16 Stereo Digital FX Processors, 64-track Dual-SD Recorder/Player, Ethernet Connectivity, Remote I/O Connectivity, Capacitive Touchscreen, and Expansion Port
The Behringer WING is a 48-stereo-channel digital mixer that’s both ultra-powerful and incredibly easy to use.
Benefit from first-class hands-on control, thanks to 24 smooth-feeling motorised 100 mm faders, a capacitive touchscreen, adjustable display wheel, and touch-sensitive rotary controls.
Capture sound with the utmost in quality, courtesy of eight MIDAS Pro mic preamps, while a bevy of digital I/O options provide near-limitless connectivity.
Record up to 64 channels directly to dual-SD cards, use optional expansion cards to attain Dante, SoundGrid, or MADI support, or deploy the WING’s built-in 48-in/48-out USB audio interface to record straight to your DAW.
Getting around the WING is a breeze, thanks to its intuitive Sources, which put the emphasis on your source audio rather than the nuts and bolts of your mix.
Complete with 16 true-stereo processors with standard and classic modelled effects, the WING is a top-shelf digital console that will elevate your live sound capabilities.
Features:
Digital mixers are insanely powerful; thus they can seem intimidating. That’s not the case with the WING.
Despite its deep feature set, it’s a breeze to navigate. It's interface centres around a large capacitive touchscreen that’s augmented by touch-sensitive rotary controls.
Best of all, its three fader sections and Custom Controls section can be tailored to your personal requirements.
It doesn’t get much more intuitive than that!
Whether you require a specific bus send fader next to the corresponding channel fader, or a meticulously configured custom channel that’s always at the ready, the WING is made for the way you want to work.
The console 1.07 firmware update offers many functional improvements and new features.
The highlight of this update is DAW remote control using the Mackie MCU/HUI protocol.
Beside any other improvements this update offers a wide range of features, like general MIDI-Support, 16 DCAs, improved functionality in the Custom Control Section and ALT-Source indication on the channel LCDs.
Firmware 1.06 New Features:
The WING is jam-packed with I/O — 374 inputs and outputs, to be exact. And if you include its internal signals, the WING includes 400 inputs and outputs.
Faced with this much I/O, Behringer’s engineering team re-imagined the flow of a traditional mixer, putting the emphasis on your source audio, using what Behringer calls — quite fittingly — Sources.
In the WING, inputs are much more than historical inputs, because they contain metadata on what the Source is — tags, input icon, input colour, gain, phantom power, and if the Source is mono, stereo, or mid-side. All of that information follows the Source to any channel.
With one simple button, that information can be copied to the channel, and the tags, icon, colour, and other metadata show up on the channel immediately.
If you move a Source to another channel, the information goes with it, no need for old fashioned copying and pasting.
The implementation is carefully thought out, as well.
Let’s face it, labelling and gain-staging 374 Sources can take some time. The workload can be easily split between two people as the WING is ready for dual operators.
One person can be in charge of labelling the channels, including name, icon, colour, tags, multiple mute groups, mono/stereo/mid-side configuration, and more.
Using the 4-channel area of the WING as a separate work area, a second person can be in charge of gain-staging and determining phantom power for each source. To make things easier still, this can also be done from the WING Co-Pilot tablet app to label or set any of the parameters while patching from the stage.
The beauty of this is whether you are looking at a channel, SD recorder, or any other output, you will always see and be able to refer to the Source.
With so much focus on Sources, the WING has to go beyond the historical definition of what a channel is as well. With 374 Sources, a single 1-channel input seems a little underpowered.
That’s why the WING has redefined what a single channel can do.
Each of its 48 channels — 40 Inputs plus eight returns — can operate as mono, stereo, or mid-side. And when you assign a stereo Source to a channel, it automatically renders the channel in stereo.
On top of that, each channel features an alternate (ALT) input that can be stereo as well, which makes toggling between two Sources a breeze.
The WING’s ALT inputs are a life saver.
For example, say you have stereo tracks playing from a computer, but you also have a redundant hardware track player that’s synced to the computer. If the computer fails, the hardware tracks can take over with either a command or automatically.
On a traditional console, that would take four channels. On the WING, it’s just one. Simply route the computer’s stereo Source to a single channel, then specify the ALT input as the hardware player stereo signal.
Other applications could be a redundant vocal mic. If the battery in a wireless transmitter unexpectedly goes out, the vocalist grabs a backup a microphone, and the signal immediately switches to the second mic. Again, this uses just one channel.
Virtual sound checks have never been more straightforward. Just assign your 48 USB playback tracks or 64 XLive playback tracks to ALT inputs, hit play, and everything can automatically switch and be ready to go for your virtual soundcheck.
All of the WING’s 48 input channels and 28 bus mixes can be used for mono, stereo, or mid-side sources — no channel linking required. And, as noted above, when you assign a stereo Source to a channel it automatically renders the channel in stereo.
Best of all, there’s no need to reboot the console when you apply a mode change. This means that you can make on-the-fly changes from mono to stereo and back again.
Designed from the ground up for immediate channel status overview and flow of operation, the WING’s innovative channel editing section offers effortless operation.
It’s tailor-made for multitasking, enabling you to work on the selected channel’s processing, even while the main display is being used for something else entirely.
And the WING’s touch-sensitive rotary controls put the most relevant information right at your fingertips.
The Behringer WING supplies you with all the hands-on control you need.
It all starts with 24 motorised 100 mm faders.
These ultra-smooth faders make this digital console an absolute joy to mix on. It's central section includes a bevy of user-assignable controls, including four touch-sensitive rotary encoders and 20 buttons with two LCD screens.
Apply whatever functions you’d like to have within reach, and they’ll always be at your fingertips. Make fine adjustments of up to eight user parameters with the WING’s adjustable display wheel, or use it for DAW remote control via USB MIDI.
The WING’s configuration also includes pre-defined functionality for USB and SD card recorder transport, show control, and mute groups.
Putting a pro-quality sheen on your mixes is easy with the Behringer WING.
A Standard FX rack with eight true-stereo processors supplies you with a useful array of modulation, EQ, and dynamics effects.
Beyond that, you also get a second Premium FX rack with eight true-stereo processors with sought-after algorithms from TC Electronic’s M3000 multi-effects processor, as well as world-class effects from Lexicon, Quantec, and EMT.
All 40 of the WING’s stereo input channels boast built-in EQ and dynamics, some of which are modelled after famous hardware from legendary manufacturers like Pultec, SSL, SPL, Neve, Focusrite, dbx, Universal Audio, Elysia, and Empirical Labs.
Finally, this digital mixer’s four main, eight matrix, and 16 stereo aux buses all feature dual inserts, 8-band parametric EQ's, a stereo imager, and full dynamics processing.
The WING comes loaded with ample I/O and is highly expandable as well, granting you a tremendous level of flexibility.
It all starts with 40 stereo input processing channels, as well as eight stereo aux channels. Output processing channels include 16 stereo aux buses, eight stereo matrixes, and four stereo mains.
You’ll benefit from plug-and-play remote I/O connectivity for up to 144 input and output signals via three AES50 ports.
The WING boasts AES/EBU stereo digital I/O, two headphone connectors, MIDI I/O, and four GPIO ports. It includes a WING-LIVE card, enabling up to 64 channels of 32-bit/48kHz audio to be captured directly to a pair of SD or SDHC cards.
You can also install optional cards to attain Dante, SoundGrid, or MADI support. On top of that, the WING makes a great studio tool, thanks to its built-in 48-in/48-out USB audio interface, which includes DAW remote functionality that emulates HUI and Mackie Control.
When it comes to sound quality, the Behringer WING doesn’t compromise. 40-bit floating-point processing at 48 kHz or 44.1 kHz with 1 ms round-trip latency yield the top-shelf sound you demand.
Eight legendary MIDAS Pro mic preamps and eight MIDAS Pro XLR outputs ensure that you capture high-quality sound. Eight channels of line-level auxiliary I/O on balanced TRS connectors bring in signals from media players or computers with the utmost in fidelity.
Need more? A built-in StageCONNECT interface adds 32 channels of low-latency I/O over a single XLR microphone cable.
Using the WING’s three AES50 networks, you can connect to 144 Sources. What’s more, the AES50 networks are compatible with MIDAS M32 and Behringer X32 mixers - simply join your current M32/X32 network, and you’re good to go.
You can also add Dante or MADI for endless possibilities.
When you need fast, dependable automixing, the WING’s Auto Pilot gives you exactly that, providing you with automixing with two groups of gain sharing on any 16 input channels.
And we do mean fast — it automatically tracks which microphone is receiving the highest levels and instantly increases its channel gain, all while reducing the sum of gain for all other channels in the same group.
And it sounds excellent — ambient noise remains low, while intelligibility and gain before feedback are increased.
Auto Pilot is perfect for corporate events, panel discussions, house of worship, and broadcast applications with multiple speakers.
From Behringer:
The WING control surface utilises a large capacitive touchscreen interface with touch-sensitive rotary controls for a new ease of operation. Three separate fader sections and a Custom Controls section can be tailored easily and intuitively to meet your personal requirements.
No matter if you need a specific bus send fader next to the corresponding channel fader, or a dedicated “money” channel always at your fingertip, or even sharing the surface with two engineers - WING can be configured to elevate your production to a new level.
You can even replace and customise the massive wooden armrest with something funkier if you like.
What is the purpose of mixing in the first place?
While considering the signal path of audio production for live or studio applications, we were stunned to find that much of the terminology is still driven by historical technical implementation, rather than its actual purpose.
Normally, consoles focus on input numbers assigned to channels and auxes. WING is offering a substantially different perspective by focusing on the Source as the reason for any mixing, say a bass drum signal or the lead vocal. Inputs are therefore given more properties than just a number.
Sources can be in mono, stereo or mid-side mode, own headamp parameters like gain and phantom power, with specific source mute and metering. They can also be given a colour, icon, name and several tags for grouping and filtering purposes.
All of this describes the actual Source first, before channels are used for processing or mixing.
The beauty of this is that you can label Sources using our WING Co-Pilot app while patching on stage and no matter if the signal is patched to a channel, to SD recording or to any other output, you will always see and refer to that Source.
All 48 input channels and 28 bus mixes can be used for mono, stereo or mid-side sources.
Assigning a stereo source to any channel automatically renders the channel stereo, and its stereo imager stage provides control over width from 150% stereo down to mono. The console does not need a reboot to apply any mode changes. Their channel, bus and subgroup configuration can be changed any time on the fly.
See why it is a WING?
Alternatively to the excellent WING EQs and dynamics, all channels and buses feature plug-ins for gates, compressors and equalisers, including high-end simulations modelled after the most famous hardware such as Pultec EQ, SSL Bus Compressor and Gate/Expander, SPL Transient Designer, Neve EQ, Compressor and Gate, Focusrite ISA and D3, DBX160, LA-2A, 1176, Elysia mPressor, and Empirical Labs Distressor.
WING's innovative channel editing section is designed from the ground-up for immediate channel status overview and flow of operation.
It allows working on the selected channel processing even when the main display is used for something completely unrelated. Touch-sensitive rotary controls allow the most relevant information to be displayed at your fingertips.
A central section offers user-assignable controls, i.e. 4 rotary encoders and 20 buttons with 2 LCDs. You decide whatever functions you'd like to have within your reach, always.
A big rotary wheel offers fine-adjustments of up to 8 user parameters or can be used for DAW remote control via USB MIDI.
The control configuration also includes pre-defined functionality for USB and SD card recorder transport, show control and mute groups.
WING Input channels feature lo-cut and hi-cut filters, tilt-EQ, all-pass or Sound Maxer, in addition to the 6-band parametric EQ. All buses, matrices and mains even feature an 8-band parametric EQ.
Alternatively, WING offers 8 meticulous emulations of famous hardware equalisers for use in each and every channel, whenever you need that special vibe on your signals.
The WING Premium FX rack boasts 8 true-stereo processors including spectacular emulations of some of the industry's most revered reverbs, original TC VSS3 algorithms, along with Lexicon, Quantec and EMT emulations. Fantastic delays, voice doubling, chromatic pitch correction, tape saturation and there is way more to it…
Another set of 8 true-stereo processors provides a wide array of modulation, equalisation, dynamics and non-linear effects, and even four iconic guitar amplifiers with cabinet simulations.
If push comes to shove, a guitarist can just DI his guitar or pedals straight into the stage box, which is especially useful on quiet stages and house of worship applications.
With 374 inputs and 374 outputs, a lot of digital connectivity is required.
WING provides 3 AES50 SuperMAC audio networking ports for connecting digital stageboxes or sharing up to 144 input and 144 output streams with other mixing consoles.
There are 48 x 48 channels of USB audio and another 64 x 64 channels of Audio over IP (AoIP module optional), plus AES/EBU stereo I/O.
The WING expansion card slot, featuring the LIVE SD recording card or accommodating option cards for various standards, such as ADAT, MADI, DANTE, and WSG, offers another 64 x 64 channels of audio in/out.
The brand new Klark Teknik StageCONNECT interface allows transmission of 32 channels 24-bit audio with sub-millisecond latency, together with control data and 18 W of power over a single standard microphone cable. Given its flexibility and ease of use, this may well become the future of XLR.
We are considering opening our implementation to other developers, allowing them to create their own projects featuring StageCONNECT.
While we have limited the number of local analog I/O, we have not allowed for any compromise on their quality.
Behringer is proud to incorporate 8 original Midas PRO-Series microphone pre amps and 8 XLR outputs with towering audio quality for both live and studio environments.
8 x 8 TRS line auxiliary ins and outs help bring in signals from media players or computers.
If that's not enough local analog I/O, the new StageCONNECT interface allows connection of breakout boxes with up to 32 channels of input and output, e.g. connecting the console to the side rack over a single XLR microphone or DMX cable.
Automixing with 2 groups of gain sharing is available on any 16 input channels.
The dependable and fast algorithm automatically tracks which microphone is receiving the highest levels, increases its channel gain, while reducing the sum of gain for all other channels in the same group.
The ambient noise level will remain constantly low, while intelligibility and gain before feedback are increased considerably. It is the ideal tool for corporate events, panel discussions, house of worship or broadcast applications with several speakers.
MIDI In/Out plus additional 2 x 2 GPIO provide an interface for console event triggers and external show control.
40-bit floating point processing at 48 or 44.1 kHz, with 1 ms round-trip latency.
Dual solo/monitor buses per channel for monitoring over phones/IEM and/or floor wedges and studio monitor speakers.
Networked remote control supports binary and OSC communication and allows console control from a distance. This is open to 3rd party application development in addition to Behringer's cross-platform app, WING CO-PILOT.
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SKU | 450571 |
Model # | WING |
Barcode # | 653341343536 |
Brand | Behringer |
Shipping Weight | 32.4000kg |
Shipping Width | 0.984m |
Shipping Height | 0.338m |
Shipping Length | 0.686m |
Shipping Cubic | 0.228158112m3 |
Unit Of Measure | ea |
Type | Digital Mixer |
Type | Mixer |
MPN | WING |
3 Years
48-stereo-channel Digital Mixer with 48-in/48-out USB Audio Interface, 24 Motorised Faders, 8 MIDAS Pro Preamps, 28 Stereo Buses, 16 Stereo Digital FX Processors, 64-track Dual-SD Recorder/Player, Ethernet Connectivity, Remote I/O Connectivity, Capacitive Touchscreen, and Expansion Port
The Behringer WING is a 48-stereo-channel digital mixer that’s both ultra-powerful and incredibly easy to use.
Benefit from first-class hands-on control, thanks to 24 smooth-feeling motorised 100 mm faders, a capacitive touchscreen, adjustable display wheel, and touch-sensitive rotary controls.
Capture sound with the utmost in quality, courtesy of eight MIDAS Pro mic preamps, while a bevy of digital I/O options provide near-limitless connectivity.
Record up to 64 channels directly to dual-SD cards, use optional expansion cards to attain Dante, SoundGrid, or MADI support, or deploy the WING’s built-in 48-in/48-out USB audio interface to record straight to your DAW.
Getting around the WING is a breeze, thanks to its intuitive Sources, which put the emphasis on your source audio rather than the nuts and bolts of your mix.
Complete with 16 true-stereo processors with standard and classic modelled effects, the WING is a top-shelf digital console that will elevate your live sound capabilities.
Features:
Digital mixers are insanely powerful; thus they can seem intimidating. That’s not the case with the WING.
Despite its deep feature set, it’s a breeze to navigate. It's interface centres around a large capacitive touchscreen that’s augmented by touch-sensitive rotary controls.
Best of all, its three fader sections and Custom Controls section can be tailored to your personal requirements.
It doesn’t get much more intuitive than that!
Whether you require a specific bus send fader next to the corresponding channel fader, or a meticulously configured custom channel that’s always at the ready, the WING is made for the way you want to work.
The console 1.07 firmware update offers many functional improvements and new features.
The highlight of this update is DAW remote control using the Mackie MCU/HUI protocol.
Beside any other improvements this update offers a wide range of features, like general MIDI-Support, 16 DCAs, improved functionality in the Custom Control Section and ALT-Source indication on the channel LCDs.
Firmware 1.06 New Features:
The WING is jam-packed with I/O — 374 inputs and outputs, to be exact. And if you include its internal signals, the WING includes 400 inputs and outputs.
Faced with this much I/O, Behringer’s engineering team re-imagined the flow of a traditional mixer, putting the emphasis on your source audio, using what Behringer calls — quite fittingly — Sources.
In the WING, inputs are much more than historical inputs, because they contain metadata on what the Source is — tags, input icon, input colour, gain, phantom power, and if the Source is mono, stereo, or mid-side. All of that information follows the Source to any channel.
With one simple button, that information can be copied to the channel, and the tags, icon, colour, and other metadata show up on the channel immediately.
If you move a Source to another channel, the information goes with it, no need for old fashioned copying and pasting.
The implementation is carefully thought out, as well.
Let’s face it, labelling and gain-staging 374 Sources can take some time. The workload can be easily split between two people as the WING is ready for dual operators.
One person can be in charge of labelling the channels, including name, icon, colour, tags, multiple mute groups, mono/stereo/mid-side configuration, and more.
Using the 4-channel area of the WING as a separate work area, a second person can be in charge of gain-staging and determining phantom power for each source. To make things easier still, this can also be done from the WING Co-Pilot tablet app to label or set any of the parameters while patching from the stage.
The beauty of this is whether you are looking at a channel, SD recorder, or any other output, you will always see and be able to refer to the Source.
With so much focus on Sources, the WING has to go beyond the historical definition of what a channel is as well. With 374 Sources, a single 1-channel input seems a little underpowered.
That’s why the WING has redefined what a single channel can do.
Each of its 48 channels — 40 Inputs plus eight returns — can operate as mono, stereo, or mid-side. And when you assign a stereo Source to a channel, it automatically renders the channel in stereo.
On top of that, each channel features an alternate (ALT) input that can be stereo as well, which makes toggling between two Sources a breeze.
The WING’s ALT inputs are a life saver.
For example, say you have stereo tracks playing from a computer, but you also have a redundant hardware track player that’s synced to the computer. If the computer fails, the hardware tracks can take over with either a command or automatically.
On a traditional console, that would take four channels. On the WING, it’s just one. Simply route the computer’s stereo Source to a single channel, then specify the ALT input as the hardware player stereo signal.
Other applications could be a redundant vocal mic. If the battery in a wireless transmitter unexpectedly goes out, the vocalist grabs a backup a microphone, and the signal immediately switches to the second mic. Again, this uses just one channel.
Virtual sound checks have never been more straightforward. Just assign your 48 USB playback tracks or 64 XLive playback tracks to ALT inputs, hit play, and everything can automatically switch and be ready to go for your virtual soundcheck.
All of the WING’s 48 input channels and 28 bus mixes can be used for mono, stereo, or mid-side sources — no channel linking required. And, as noted above, when you assign a stereo Source to a channel it automatically renders the channel in stereo.
Best of all, there’s no need to reboot the console when you apply a mode change. This means that you can make on-the-fly changes from mono to stereo and back again.
Designed from the ground up for immediate channel status overview and flow of operation, the WING’s innovative channel editing section offers effortless operation.
It’s tailor-made for multitasking, enabling you to work on the selected channel’s processing, even while the main display is being used for something else entirely.
And the WING’s touch-sensitive rotary controls put the most relevant information right at your fingertips.
The Behringer WING supplies you with all the hands-on control you need.
It all starts with 24 motorised 100 mm faders.
These ultra-smooth faders make this digital console an absolute joy to mix on. It's central section includes a bevy of user-assignable controls, including four touch-sensitive rotary encoders and 20 buttons with two LCD screens.
Apply whatever functions you’d like to have within reach, and they’ll always be at your fingertips. Make fine adjustments of up to eight user parameters with the WING’s adjustable display wheel, or use it for DAW remote control via USB MIDI.
The WING’s configuration also includes pre-defined functionality for USB and SD card recorder transport, show control, and mute groups.
Putting a pro-quality sheen on your mixes is easy with the Behringer WING.
A Standard FX rack with eight true-stereo processors supplies you with a useful array of modulation, EQ, and dynamics effects.
Beyond that, you also get a second Premium FX rack with eight true-stereo processors with sought-after algorithms from TC Electronic’s M3000 multi-effects processor, as well as world-class effects from Lexicon, Quantec, and EMT.
All 40 of the WING’s stereo input channels boast built-in EQ and dynamics, some of which are modelled after famous hardware from legendary manufacturers like Pultec, SSL, SPL, Neve, Focusrite, dbx, Universal Audio, Elysia, and Empirical Labs.
Finally, this digital mixer’s four main, eight matrix, and 16 stereo aux buses all feature dual inserts, 8-band parametric EQ's, a stereo imager, and full dynamics processing.
The WING comes loaded with ample I/O and is highly expandable as well, granting you a tremendous level of flexibility.
It all starts with 40 stereo input processing channels, as well as eight stereo aux channels. Output processing channels include 16 stereo aux buses, eight stereo matrixes, and four stereo mains.
You’ll benefit from plug-and-play remote I/O connectivity for up to 144 input and output signals via three AES50 ports.
The WING boasts AES/EBU stereo digital I/O, two headphone connectors, MIDI I/O, and four GPIO ports. It includes a WING-LIVE card, enabling up to 64 channels of 32-bit/48kHz audio to be captured directly to a pair of SD or SDHC cards.
You can also install optional cards to attain Dante, SoundGrid, or MADI support. On top of that, the WING makes a great studio tool, thanks to its built-in 48-in/48-out USB audio interface, which includes DAW remote functionality that emulates HUI and Mackie Control.
When it comes to sound quality, the Behringer WING doesn’t compromise. 40-bit floating-point processing at 48 kHz or 44.1 kHz with 1 ms round-trip latency yield the top-shelf sound you demand.
Eight legendary MIDAS Pro mic preamps and eight MIDAS Pro XLR outputs ensure that you capture high-quality sound. Eight channels of line-level auxiliary I/O on balanced TRS connectors bring in signals from media players or computers with the utmost in fidelity.
Need more? A built-in StageCONNECT interface adds 32 channels of low-latency I/O over a single XLR microphone cable.
Using the WING’s three AES50 networks, you can connect to 144 Sources. What’s more, the AES50 networks are compatible with MIDAS M32 and Behringer X32 mixers - simply join your current M32/X32 network, and you’re good to go.
You can also add Dante or MADI for endless possibilities.
When you need fast, dependable automixing, the WING’s Auto Pilot gives you exactly that, providing you with automixing with two groups of gain sharing on any 16 input channels.
And we do mean fast — it automatically tracks which microphone is receiving the highest levels and instantly increases its channel gain, all while reducing the sum of gain for all other channels in the same group.
And it sounds excellent — ambient noise remains low, while intelligibility and gain before feedback are increased.
Auto Pilot is perfect for corporate events, panel discussions, house of worship, and broadcast applications with multiple speakers.
From Behringer:
The WING control surface utilises a large capacitive touchscreen interface with touch-sensitive rotary controls for a new ease of operation. Three separate fader sections and a Custom Controls section can be tailored easily and intuitively to meet your personal requirements.
No matter if you need a specific bus send fader next to the corresponding channel fader, or a dedicated “money” channel always at your fingertip, or even sharing the surface with two engineers - WING can be configured to elevate your production to a new level.
You can even replace and customise the massive wooden armrest with something funkier if you like.
What is the purpose of mixing in the first place?
While considering the signal path of audio production for live or studio applications, we were stunned to find that much of the terminology is still driven by historical technical implementation, rather than its actual purpose.
Normally, consoles focus on input numbers assigned to channels and auxes. WING is offering a substantially different perspective by focusing on the Source as the reason for any mixing, say a bass drum signal or the lead vocal. Inputs are therefore given more properties than just a number.
Sources can be in mono, stereo or mid-side mode, own headamp parameters like gain and phantom power, with specific source mute and metering. They can also be given a colour, icon, name and several tags for grouping and filtering purposes.
All of this describes the actual Source first, before channels are used for processing or mixing.
The beauty of this is that you can label Sources using our WING Co-Pilot app while patching on stage and no matter if the signal is patched to a channel, to SD recording or to any other output, you will always see and refer to that Source.
All 48 input channels and 28 bus mixes can be used for mono, stereo or mid-side sources.
Assigning a stereo source to any channel automatically renders the channel stereo, and its stereo imager stage provides control over width from 150% stereo down to mono. The console does not need a reboot to apply any mode changes. Their channel, bus and subgroup configuration can be changed any time on the fly.
See why it is a WING?
Alternatively to the excellent WING EQs and dynamics, all channels and buses feature plug-ins for gates, compressors and equalisers, including high-end simulations modelled after the most famous hardware such as Pultec EQ, SSL Bus Compressor and Gate/Expander, SPL Transient Designer, Neve EQ, Compressor and Gate, Focusrite ISA and D3, DBX160, LA-2A, 1176, Elysia mPressor, and Empirical Labs Distressor.
WING's innovative channel editing section is designed from the ground-up for immediate channel status overview and flow of operation.
It allows working on the selected channel processing even when the main display is used for something completely unrelated. Touch-sensitive rotary controls allow the most relevant information to be displayed at your fingertips.
A central section offers user-assignable controls, i.e. 4 rotary encoders and 20 buttons with 2 LCDs. You decide whatever functions you'd like to have within your reach, always.
A big rotary wheel offers fine-adjustments of up to 8 user parameters or can be used for DAW remote control via USB MIDI.
The control configuration also includes pre-defined functionality for USB and SD card recorder transport, show control and mute groups.
WING Input channels feature lo-cut and hi-cut filters, tilt-EQ, all-pass or Sound Maxer, in addition to the 6-band parametric EQ. All buses, matrices and mains even feature an 8-band parametric EQ.
Alternatively, WING offers 8 meticulous emulations of famous hardware equalisers for use in each and every channel, whenever you need that special vibe on your signals.
The WING Premium FX rack boasts 8 true-stereo processors including spectacular emulations of some of the industry's most revered reverbs, original TC VSS3 algorithms, along with Lexicon, Quantec and EMT emulations. Fantastic delays, voice doubling, chromatic pitch correction, tape saturation and there is way more to it…
Another set of 8 true-stereo processors provides a wide array of modulation, equalisation, dynamics and non-linear effects, and even four iconic guitar amplifiers with cabinet simulations.
If push comes to shove, a guitarist can just DI his guitar or pedals straight into the stage box, which is especially useful on quiet stages and house of worship applications.
With 374 inputs and 374 outputs, a lot of digital connectivity is required.
WING provides 3 AES50 SuperMAC audio networking ports for connecting digital stageboxes or sharing up to 144 input and 144 output streams with other mixing consoles.
There are 48 x 48 channels of USB audio and another 64 x 64 channels of Audio over IP (AoIP module optional), plus AES/EBU stereo I/O.
The WING expansion card slot, featuring the LIVE SD recording card or accommodating option cards for various standards, such as ADAT, MADI, DANTE, and WSG, offers another 64 x 64 channels of audio in/out.
The brand new Klark Teknik StageCONNECT interface allows transmission of 32 channels 24-bit audio with sub-millisecond latency, together with control data and 18 W of power over a single standard microphone cable. Given its flexibility and ease of use, this may well become the future of XLR.
We are considering opening our implementation to other developers, allowing them to create their own projects featuring StageCONNECT.
While we have limited the number of local analog I/O, we have not allowed for any compromise on their quality.
Behringer is proud to incorporate 8 original Midas PRO-Series microphone pre amps and 8 XLR outputs with towering audio quality for both live and studio environments.
8 x 8 TRS line auxiliary ins and outs help bring in signals from media players or computers.
If that's not enough local analog I/O, the new StageCONNECT interface allows connection of breakout boxes with up to 32 channels of input and output, e.g. connecting the console to the side rack over a single XLR microphone or DMX cable.
Automixing with 2 groups of gain sharing is available on any 16 input channels.
The dependable and fast algorithm automatically tracks which microphone is receiving the highest levels, increases its channel gain, while reducing the sum of gain for all other channels in the same group.
The ambient noise level will remain constantly low, while intelligibility and gain before feedback are increased considerably. It is the ideal tool for corporate events, panel discussions, house of worship or broadcast applications with several speakers.
MIDI In/Out plus additional 2 x 2 GPIO provide an interface for console event triggers and external show control.
40-bit floating point processing at 48 or 44.1 kHz, with 1 ms round-trip latency.
Dual solo/monitor buses per channel for monitoring over phones/IEM and/or floor wedges and studio monitor speakers.
Networked remote control supports binary and OSC communication and allows console control from a distance. This is open to 3rd party application development in addition to Behringer's cross-platform app, WING CO-PILOT.
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3 Years
SKU | 450571 |
Model # | WING |
Barcode # | 653341343536 |
Brand | Behringer |
Shipping Weight | 32.4000kg |
Shipping Width | 0.984m |
Shipping Height | 0.338m |
Shipping Length | 0.686m |
Shipping Cubic | 0.228158112m3 |
Unit Of Measure | ea |
Type | Digital Mixer |
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