Creative Routing with Behringer Wing's Four Mains

Dive deep into the functionalities of the Behringer Wing mixing console with our expert guide on utilizing its main outputs. Whether you're routing your mix to front-of-house speakers, managing subwoofers, or setting up a mix for live streaming, the Behringer Wing offers unparalleled flexibility. In this video, we break down how to navigate the console's four mains, assign channels, and optimize your mix with the unique sends on fader feature. Perfect for live sound engineers and audio enthusiasts seeking to elevate their mixing skills. Join us for a comprehensive walkthrough and unlock the full potential of your Behringer Wing console.
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[@ThatDevOpsKid]

It’s that simple - yessir

[@franktatick9966]

I run my mains and subs like you do. It’s fantastic. Just like aux fed subs where you can turn on and off and levels from each source with the convenience of having that information readily available on each channel.

[@BartKrap]

I use my main 1 as an actual main and 2, 3 and 4 as FX sends which are in turn sent to aux channels 6, 7 and 8.

[@maizesoft]

do main 2 3 4 follows main 1 level?

[@QuantumComposer]

There‘s a main link setting in the audio preferences that can be set to 1 > 2-4

[@technicallychurch]

By default, they all operate independently.