Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Join us at Gold-Diggers Sound in East Hollywood, CA as we take a closer look at the new Behringer Wing Digital Mixer.
Order your Behringer Wing from Musician's Friend today:
musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/behringer-wing-48-channel-digital-mixer-with-24-fader-control-surface-and-10-touch-screen?source=3GOA6AKB
Behringer Wing is a 48-channel digital mixer designed for great sound, unrivaled routing flexibility, expandability, and, most importantly, ease of use.
Right from the start, Behringer designed Wing for intuitive operation. Wing features a large 10” touch screen which is flanked by touch sensitive rotary controls. Whether you’re tweaking an EQ, selecting a compressor, or routing your sources, Wing is quick and easy to use. Wing’s three customizable banks of faders, as well as a Custom Controls section, let you personalize the mixer to your exact needs.
Taking a unique approach, Wing places the focus on the Source, rather than the Input number. Thinking of it this way, your Snare is no longer “Input 4”. It’s simply “Snare”. From there your “Snare” can be routed, grouped, and processed in any number of ways. While this may seem small, it fundamentally changes your thought process and focus, resulting in a more natural approach to routing and mixing. Even better, you can use the cross-platform Wing Co-Pilot app to setup your Sources right from the stage.
Speaking of mixing, Wing is loaded with fantastic effects, compressors, limiters and EQ options. Modeled after some of the most revered hardware in recording history, bring racks full of classic studio gear to your live sound.
Able to handle up to 374 inputs and 374 outputs, Wing can be expanded in a variety of ways. With 3 AES50 SuperMAC networking ports, you can connect digital stage boxes, expanding as you need. You can also run up to 48 channels of input and 48 channels of output back and forth from a computer via USB audio. LIVE SD recording and other optional connections across a variety of digital audio standards provide even further expandability.
Join us at Gold-Diggers Sound in East Hollywood, CA as we take a closer look at the new Behringer Wing Digital Mixer.
Order your Behringer Wing from Musician's Friend today:
musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/behringer-wing-48-channel-digital-mixer-with-24-fader-control-surface-and-10-touch-screen?source=3GOA6AKB
Behringer Wing is a 48-channel digital mixer designed for great sound, unrivaled routing flexibility, expandability, and, most importantly, ease of use.
Right from the start, Behringer designed Wing for intuitive operation. Wing features a large 10” touch screen which is flanked by touch sensitive rotary controls. Whether you’re tweaking an EQ, selecting a compressor, or routing your sources, Wing is quick and easy to use. Wing’s three customizable banks of faders, as well as a Custom Controls section, let you personalize the mixer to your exact needs.
Taking a unique approach, Wing places the focus on the Source, rather than the Input number. Thinking of it this way, your Snare is no longer “Input 4”. It’s simply “Snare”. From there your “Snare” can be routed, grouped, and processed in any number of ways. While this may seem small, it fundamentally changes your thought process and focus, resulting in a more natural approach to routing and mixing. Even better, you can use the cross-platform Wing Co-Pilot app to setup your Sources right from the stage.
Speaking of mixing, Wing is loaded with fantastic effects, compressors, limiters and EQ options. Modeled after some of the most revered hardware in recording history, bring racks full of classic studio gear to your live sound.
Able to handle up to 374 inputs and 374 outputs, Wing can be expanded in a variety of ways. With 3 AES50 SuperMAC networking ports, you can connect digital stage boxes, expanding as you need. You can also run up to 48 channels of input and 48 channels of output back and forth from a computer via USB audio. LIVE SD recording and other optional connections across a variety of digital audio standards provide even further expandability.
