Behringer WING Digital Mixer Overview 🎛
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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 of the Behringer WING, thanks to 24 smooth-feeling motorized 100mm 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 Behringer 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. The Behringer WING comes complete with 16 true-stereo processors with standard and classic modeled effects, the Behringer WING is a top-shelf digital console that will elevate your live sound capabilities.
Behringer WING - made for the way you want to work
Digital mixers like the Behringer WING are insanely powerful; thus they can seem intimidating. But that’s not the case with the Behringer WING. Despite its deep feature set, it’s a breeze to navigate. Its interface centers around a large capacitive touchscreen that’s augmented by touch-sensitive rotary controls. Best of all, the Behringer WING has three fader sections and Custom Controls section that 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 Behringer WING is made for the way you want to work.
Sources on the Behringer WING make navigation simple
The Behringer WING is jam-packed with I/O - 374 inputs and outputs, to be exact. And if you include its internal signals, the Behringer WING includes 400 inputs and outputs. Faced with this much I/O, Behringer’s engineering team reimagined the flow of a traditional mixer, putting the emphasis on your source audio, using what Behringer calls - quite fittingly - Sources. In the Behringer WING, inputs are much more than historical inputs, because they contain metadata on what the Source is - tags, input icon, input color, gain, phantom power, and if the Source is mono, stereo, or mid-side. All of that information follows the Source to any channel on the Behringer WING. With one simple button, that information can be copied to the channel, and the tags, icon, color, and other metadata show up on the channel immediately. If you move a Source to another channel on the Behringer WING, 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, labeling and gain-staging 374 Sources can take some time. The workload can be easily split between two people as the Behringer WING is ready for dual operators. One person can be in charge of labeling the channels, including name, icon, color, tags, multiple mute groups, mono/stereo/mid-side configuration, and more. Using the 4-channel area of the Behringer 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 Behringer 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.
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$3499 too much. The mixer should be $2599.
Maurice Jackson considering the price of those plugs in shown alone and not buying a computer. Looks solid.
Previous model $2499 now add $200 - $300 for those plugins. It's still over-priced.
Maurice Jackson have you looked at other digital consoles with these features? Pretty entry level price with a ton of options
@@mauricejackson7566 Why don't you make one and sell it for $2599?
I guess the 2nd person operating the desk can be called a "wingman" now? 😀
lol
Left wing and right wing soundman
👀 I see what ya did there!😁
or a Co-Pilot
Expat_Laz
SoundDevices beat them to this “wingman” claim by about five years. The two products are not comparable.
This video is 10x more informative than the actual video from behringer
Sweetwater has their act together
🙌 Thanks for checking it out!
The presenter is a audio engineer and genius. He does every other Sweetwater presentation on new gear.
@@TeleporterM11 Not when he crank up the gain around minute 7 ;)
rohmer william It must have been on the money track or vocal track , ha ha
This thing is brilliant! This thing is like a entire mixing and or tracking studio in a box. Those selectable EQs and Compressor models as channel strip and insert FX.. the routing is insane.
This is a game changer. For what it does it has a smaller footprint yet it doesn’t look cramped. Behringer is KILLING IT!!! Way to go Sweetwater!
The "WING" is definitely...THE TRUTH! And with 2 SD card slots, the Wing makes my Tascam DP 32, look like a vintage toy from my childhood. No doubt, I'm getting this. This thing is "HARD" (for those of you not from New York) it means "AWESOME." Behringer, a job fantastically done!
Looks great. So many people say x32 sucks... mate if you can't make a performance sound good with x32 then you are the problem... This looks lovely.
You can make it sound good. You can't make it sound great. Obviously there are a lot of personal preferences involved, but in my experience, the X32 summing is terrible. I can make individual channels sound pretty decent, but once you start trying to bring everything together, it just falls apart. To be fair, I am used to desks like Yamaha CL-Series and Digico S and SD series, so there is a huge cost difference, but that difference does make a pretty drastic sound quality difference.
@@correnolsonlighting391 'you can't make it sound great'... We'll have to agree to disagree on that one. I am interested to know your thoughts on what summing problems are inherent to one digital mixer over another though? As far as I understand it, a digitally summed path should be identical. It is on DAWs so it should be on mixers set to the same bit depth and sample rate also.
@@LiamGaughan I can't really tell you what causes it, I can only tell you what I hear. I can mix on the X32, and I mix on the CL, and there are definite sound quality differences. Maybe it isn't the summing specifically, but some combination of everything.
Damn...Behringer just punched every other mid to low prices manufacturer dead in the face!!!
WELL DONE, and how much and how soon can I have one?!
I definitely need this for my studio.
Behringer products are getting better!
I'm really excited for the plugout version of this flagship to be released in a few years. I love my xr-18, but this new software is such an upgrade.
Truly a next generation console. Working ITB for the last decade, I don‘t need something like this, but, oh, how I would love to have it anyways 🤤
this mixer is a game changer !!! love it
This is looking pretty slick, way better than X32... This will kill it in the market for sure...
It is everything I expected and more. Very powerful piece of gear
Good to see such things coming from Behringer.
Actual LOL at the subtitles from 3:58: "you could route those out a single XLR cable into a breakout box in iraq" 😂😂😂
Behringer on the cutting edge of long cable runs!
LOL
@@Mayimbe_ I'm laughing so hard! Good catch!
Curious for sound quality of the wing. Are you going to upload video about its sound quality?
This looks like the final boss of mixing desktops. Considering the price of a good computer, plugins, and other utilities you need this is a great looking package for a price that looks worth its weight. 👍 Ill start saving now!
Damn - This thing is badass!! Well done Behringer.
Reginator doesn’t seem more complicated than a typical digital desk to me
@@ProDoucher agreed
Multiband compression or dynamic eq per channel? Might be the most relevant feature to touch on for live sound...
It's an X/M32 with a big touch screen, a truckload of digital I/O, twice the FX slots, and banks of 12 stereo channels instead of 16 mono. The clumsy channel strip controls are replaced by touch screen interfaces, but don't worry, there's still that red Sends on Faders basilisk flashing at you in the middle of the board.
who needs Red Bull when you've got the Wing Mixing Console. 🤣🔥❤️
These will definitely sell pretty good.
Thanks for doing this video. I just purchased this unit new and I gotta say... I'm extremely concerned with the lack of explanation about DAW integration (Logic for me) and the fact that there is NO USERS MANUAL or PHONE SUPPORT. These two things kinds scare the H*ll out of me. Please @sweetwater open your mouth about these two issues. I made my purchase before I fully realized it doesn't have DAW support or any kind of operations manual or phone support. If I don't know how to use any of the millions of features, I have to take an email ticket or sort through 100s of random videos. I ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO WAIT if either of these matter to you. Thanks again for explaining how to use this because Behringer will not. DON'T BUY THE WING YET!
Sweet peice of art!!! Love it!!!
Thanks for very good presentation and video (as usual but well good to repeat ;-) )
Very nice console. Will be interesting to compare it with the A&H SQ6... (not only features but also sound)
I was thinking that.
awesome presentation...respect!
I am kinda falling in love with the Wing
What I want is lots of DSP via FGPA's that can run a full compliment of Acustica Neve channel strips like their new Gold 3 plug! Ebony, Lemon, SSL emulalations!
Thanks for bringing out an overview this fast. Blown away by the features and the workflow. Anyone know the dimensions?
Great for live applications, but I'll take the Console 1, and Console 1 Fader any day over this for my DAW.
Will Behringer stage snakes work with this or will new stage snakes be needed.
Peter Leresche from what I read totally the same.
wow look at behringer, Game changer
Great board, only downside that i can see so far is very limited onboard IO, wish it had the same as the x32 as far as local IO.
This mixer seems complicated, but in a good way. However I guess I'd just be 'wing'ing it
I just purchased mine and anxiously waiting the arrival , my question is, can i get in touch with Mitch if i have any questions, especially in an emergency?
Just Amazing Very Kool .. I can't wait to buy one
Where to turn on the leds on the back
Amazing! Would like to see a preview solely on a recording studio
The no touch faders kills it for me. Why did they not use touch sensitive faders?
for 2020, this thing should be capable of high sample rates. although as a foh guy using the presonus for years, 16/44 is enough in a venue. for recording I want more especially for acoustic instruments. I like the big wing slant. cant help to believe its like the top presonus. how much? can it control your daw? fly faders etc? do it record too? pretty cool piece.
I have a feeling that they will be releasing a more studio focused version ar some point.
Hello. The Wing and Ableton seem to work ok together. What I can not figure out is how to get WIng to do what most audio/midi interfaces will do, which is sync / start / stop Ableton with my external sequencer(Squarp). ether slave or master, do the midi ports have any purpose/support yet?
If PreSonus and Yamaha had a baby.
My prayers have been answered
I know prices aren't official yet, but are there some kind of ballpark figures you can divulge? Does it use a new set of expanders/digital snakes or can the existing S16 be used?
Looks like a great mixer control for protools, cubase, garage band and logic 9, and x.
I do wish it was possible to bypass the built in touch screen for a 10"ipad, or Galaxy tab, or simple touch screen monitor.
Looks nice. Probably sounds like a Behringer, though. Those preamps are definitely not the same thing you get on a Pro9! Should be interesting to hear it.
I think he was pretty clear that they are the same preamps as in the "Pro" series Midas consoles, albeit the processing and audio run at 48khz as opposed to 96khz in the Pro series.
Your link to buy says a 2 year warranty but the video from Beringer says 3 year warranty
Is the Wing made to be used in the same application as the the X/M32s??
No use for this level of mixer, but I want this anyways. Not sure where the ceiling is yet with this company. The electronic drum and lighting industries have some needs I see that they could fill nicely.
I have had little luck with their mixers after 3 tries at their upper tier older models, internal noise or power supply issues. Hopefully just my luck, but this mixer is just so interesting to me, and the name universally implies 'affordable'.
Is it possible to use this console with 10+ synths and rythm boxes with individual outs? Is some extra equipment needed?
This is one of the reason I'm interested in the A&H SQ6 (many analog inputs and digital ones as well).
Thx
JEA .. I'm really looking forward. But where is the stand for my mobile?
LOL
Looks great. Hopefully it's made out of high quality materials.
But can it make coffee and feed you? :-) In all seriousness.. I like this a lot! Looking forward to getting my hands on one!
How do you guys think that this compares to a Midas M32 board? I am looking at purchasing one for a new church plant.
Austin Hurst eats it I’d guess...get a DL32 stagebox.
Now, please give us a smaller version like the X32 Producer with 16 XLR Inputs and I might have an upgrade path.
Because buying extra stage boxes for a full size console is just a no go. Imagine having to carry another 2-3HU rack to place next to your 24 fader wide console because it doesnt have enough inputs. What a strange world that Behringer seems to imagine.
Does it features an automixer? And will there be a version with a more compact surface?
Yes, it has an automixer with 2 groups of gain sharing on any 16 channels.
Does the mixer run at 48Khz or 96Khz or both? I am guessing 48Khz
I would bet it could do both so it will be compatible with existing stage boxes.
djmxp I think it is not so good news that this console will run at only 48khz. My apetite for the Behringer Wing is now dampened. I will just pass.
@@MrPelastus just get a sq :) cheaper and same features + fpga core + 96khz
Jasper Schwinghammer True. Seriously considering the sq.
Yeaa, let's hear how it sounds,(
KOKE MAN .... it’s a mixer, if anything it will sound like nothing.
a big guess now what the price would be...
looks like $3500 USD. Pretty damn reasonable for what you get, this is like a studio in your home
Something I always wondered about these digital consoles.
Analog boards have a way about them that things seem to have more depth and separation yet at the same time things gel more than if they were just summed in say Ableton or pro tools.
Will we get a more in depth vid of someone doing a full mixdown with this amazing piece of kit?
Any idea on the price?
$3.5k
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So it would then be compatible with S16 digital snake and personal mixer???
It's compatible with the Midas DP48 personal mixer. It seems the S16/P16M system has been left behind. Out of the box it will be AES50 networkable. No more Ultranet.
@@davemccall9594 that suck 🤷🏻♂️ so what will be the snake to use?
Presonus could learn a thing or two from the designers here
Someone willing to throw out his Lucid AD/DA... I will be happy to adopt ;P
$3500 for 8 mic preamps??? The reason so many home studios have an X32 is because you got 32 mic pres for an unbeatable price. I'm hoping they're planning on releasing something more akin to an upgraded X32, as it over 10 years old now.
David Velez the Behringer video briefly hinted that updates to the x32 are forthcoming.
@@1Funwithsharps YAY!!!!!!!!
Waouh! Great console (*+*)
Pulteq EQ? Does it sound like a Pulteq?
Of course not, nor you will need one in live use...
yamaha CL3 vs Behringer Wing
who is win?
cl3 by landslide
This new gear is very complex,I think it will be very hard for an average studio owner to buy this.That is where Presonus product comes in,very versatile,easy to learn and very practical.Seriously,I don’t see any reason why any body would buy it.
*WHEN OH WHEN* will a portable mixer be invented where I can upload a multi track wav. session to mix on the go, Is it that hard to invent????
Wow, I thought this would do that and more. I just want it to mix my tracks and render my song without a computer. I don’t know about carrying it around.
@@TeleporterM11 would you believe that Mixer can do that? It's insane 2020
Why would anyone want that when you can do that on a computer?
Small Axe Music Productions Tell that to all my friends who want to go Dawless. It’s a new trend. I personally produced and mastered over 700 songs and wouldn’t miss the computer.
@@TeleporterM11 but why that is I am asking? You can premix a song on a plane then transfer the session into the studio. Who would use a mixer on a plane etc and the ability to use a tiny computer is possible. It`s just strange bro.
But can it run Microsoft Flight Simulator?
sorry i want 24 on 1 layer
Damn never make decent size quality for the poor I gotta save a thousand checks im cry😭😭😭😭
не могу отделаться от ощущения, что под доской перевернутая вверх ногами qu-16
Could you please let us know the dimensions and weight? Thanks!
check thomann website
Thanks for the interest! Here are the specs:
Height: 7.9"
Depth: 22.6"
Width: 34.3"
Weight: 52.8 lbs.
Yeah but what does it SOUND like?
A mixer, most likely.
Alien SexGod I’m guessing good. How would you demonstrate sound quality on TH-cam video. Lol.
From an aesthetic perspective, Behringer appears to have secured the services of an amazing designer as well. Well done all round.
yes it looks fantastic.
It looks like a lighting desk.
Agree to disagree. To me, it looks like some horrible leftover board from a college radio station in 1973. Just awful.
That Midas acquisition is bearing some sexy fruit.
Yeah well point granted this is surely some designers work . But I don't like it at all.
behringer's decision to buy midas is one of the greatest move that they could ever make, from the vintage synths to mixers, they are killing it right now, behringer used to be the brand who get a lot of flak in the audio community and people love to make fun of it, but now they made the customers think on why should they spend tons of extra money for buying a name.
i hope this thing will affect the market just like behringer affected the affordable synths market.
Behringer didn’t buy Midas, they were both bought out by Music Group (/Music tribe) along with a host of other audio manufacturers, KLARKTECHNIK, Turbosound etc
@@master1749 true, except that Music Group/Music Tribe was founded by no other person than Uli Behringer.
Ash Way Music Tribe is a corporate reconstruction of Behringer, the same way that Alphabet is a corporate reconstruction of Google.
Uli Behringer is the sole Founder and CEO of Music Tribe, and the reason that companies do this is to reap the benefit of a holding company. making a new holding company with a new name and moving it to another country such as the Philippines will get him advantages on taxes and subsidies from the government. in reality it's just Behringer... Uli is the one who's taking the shots.
you are right in some way, but to say Behringer was bought out by Music Tribe is like saying Google was bought out by Alphabet.
Jarosław Cibora my apologies, I was not aware of this
@Murada A lot of musicians don't care about originality; affordability is the way to a broke man's heart. LOL.
Mitch is such a smooth salesman, he could sell me a glass of water
ikr
He rushes through the demos with his vocal pacing. I wish he would slow down a bit.
You mean: he could sell a sac of sand in the middle of the desert :-)
@@checkpointcovid8021 Maybe fast paced but at least he totally knows what he's talking about.
Haha truth
Did Behringer just set the bar?
You bet they did.
No not really. This is a interesting piece of hardware though. But is in the same price range as the SQ from allen and heath for instance. And from what I've seen here I would prefer that.
Jasper Schwinghammer you’re welcome to the Allen and Heath. This will eat it.
Murada Presonus? Are you serious. I actually do this for a living 52 weeks a year for the last 40 years. I wouldn’t wish a Presonus desk on my worst enemy.
Lol.. Have you seen the Allen & Heaths consoles?
Just an hour with the console... Mitch might aswell spend an hour in a plane and just fly it after. 🤣
Damn, maag style eq? Didn't expect that...
Behringer is going hard these days.
Eishhhh, so true...cant lie about that
Yes they are. I remember oh, a decade ago everybody was talking s*** on Behringer. Now everybody including Sweetwater is on the bandwagon. I have 2 Behringer mixers 10 and 12 years old and they're doing just to this day.. it's too bad Behringer City isn't located in the USA....
Now that is how you make an overview video! Hats off Mitch and the Sweetwater team
Wow, Im impressed. So cool that you guys made this video so early. This definitely satiated my appetite for learning more about this new beast after watching Behringer's teaser reveals.
Gotta love Mitch’s demos, even with Wolverines brother Victor’s finger nails.
Same for Darrell Braun and his videos. Long fingernails on a Man look disgusting and are near vomit-inducing for me. Doesn't matter the purpose...they are gross.
He's a guitar player. My nails are the same… short on the left hand, long on the right.
You’re in audio and never been around guitar players?
@@salorna Every one I've known doesn't have those fingernails.
Chuck Barnett acoustic Fingerstyle players, it’s the norm. They even make videos on nail care. Classical players too.
Mitch is very knowledgeable but it always seems as though he is rushing through his demos. Slow the playback speed to 0.75x and this video has a better pacing to it.
Thank you for taking the time to make such an informative video. I would love to see one specifically concentrating on DAW integration before I pull the trigger. Thank you again Mitch and Sweetwater!
That's where I'm at, too.
Sold!!!....Edit... hate the Fade layout huh? banks of 4? and I have to see the HUI implementation and lil bit more specs, but I'm Sold!!!....32bit/48!, pre and post inserts, 144 channels!, tape emulation! yikes!smh#love it...But I wonder would it have enough dsp to do a proper mix...would like to compare to my presonus SL32
Why it look like an old Yamaha tho...? 😂
Please tell them to make it black or gun metal gray or something. And PLEASE get rid of the wood grain detachable hand rest with no variant colors.
M7CL reincarnated??
I agree with T King W. I"m more interested in seeing the manuals - operating, software, and technical! The X32 series still only has patchwork support, documentation and training, mostly supplied by kind people posting on TH-cam (Like Drew Brasher, etc.) and social media user groups.
The Wing will be a major step up in complexity and we'd better get better documentation and training support than a 1/2 done Wiki! or the result will be more mediocre operating and show quality. (Yes I know that there are excellent people running X/M32's out there, but
far too many venues operate their X32s by saying to the junior mixer, "Load scene 3 and DON'T touch anything!.
Hope they do new MIDAS Venice mixers. Then I'd be keen.
MIDA version incoming but the best we can hope for is improved preamps & faders. I they wanted to they could make the the CPU more powerful and increase memory but I bet they won't. Venice is a whole other story.
The Wing uses Midas Pro preamps. Unlike the x32 using midas designed and midas having the midas pro. Etc. I find a midas wing unlikely.
How about a dedicated version for recording and daw control only, with externally clockable premium a/d conversion, dedicated metering and transport control for half the price😁🤣🤓
aLAvon Major
I’m now wondering if behringer is going to be the one to release a recallable analog console....basically what Allen & Heath tried with the GS-R24, but without all the problems and lack of support.
I wouldn't doubt that this will be a flagship, and they'll start making smaller scaled-down versions.
Yes.. This is what 've been wanting as well!
Yes please.
My thoughts exactly but with 16 or more XLR/TRS combined inputs.
I’ve just purchased an Allen Heath SQ6 3 days ago....
And you absolutely made the correct choice. No gimmicks or BS. I had to laugh when he said that separating inputs and channels is different from other consoles, all the new era A&Hs do that. Trust me you wont regret getting SQ. forget their midas pro preamps, that thing is ancient, the SQ’s stageboxes have Dlive preamps and the same processing core, this will not compete with SQ on sound quality.
Iain Paramor the SQ it’s my first Digital Mixer and after only a couple of ours of learning the basics functions i already love it. the workflow is fantastic and the build quality is what i want from a professional Mixer. After the end of this video i have zero regret on my choice, this workflow simply doesn’t match what i’m looking for in a consolle at all and to me it’s very important cause strange but true i’m the guitar player of my band and the Mix Guy at the same time. I hope to have superior sound quality from my SQ Mixer compared to this too.
@Iain Paramor - Agree. The Midas pre-amps are totally fine for the rehearsal room and live, but as a studio console they become too noisy, as soon as you need to pimp the gain of your input signal (imo).
The sq6 is amazing! And already has a year on it's sholders so you don't have to deal with infancy problems :).
Imo the sq series is even with this release the best mixer in the
@@nd.b77 That's complete BS. Read the specs. The Midas Pres are among the very best on the market.
Looks almost like an Avolites console.
What about remote control programs ?
USB 2.0??? C'mon Behringer...
Some really innovative thinking here, especially having sources configured independently, and channels inheriting the properties of the sources they are currently utilizing as inputs. Capacitive touch screen is a very good decision, vs. resistive used on a well-known competitor's design. Not having to link channels for stereo or mid-side usage is great. Basically, this unit requires an AES50-connected stage box in most scenarios, since only 8 mic pre-amps on board, but that's okay - very few of us are using analog snakes these days. Also, the premium effects rack seems very promising, although time will tell how well these live up to their brand names.