Hello Behringer-Wing-Team,

as a musician and garage/low budget producer I use multitrack recording for about 30 years. I love stand alone hardware and do not like working with computers (in case of making and recording music).

Now there is the Behringer Wing – a digital 48 channel stereo mixer with recording functions!

My question is: Is it planned to enrich the Wing with multitrack recording options such as overdub and track/source edit functions like c&p, insert, mute, time stretch, reverse and adding mastering functions? I heard that a more compact version is planned – it would be perfect for me to and for you to redefine the world of digital stand alone multitrackers! Win-win-win-win.
I had a Tascam DP-32 – which did not match my expectations in terms of sound quality and workflow. I work with an old Korg D32XD at the moment but I would really like to enter modern times, regarding the hardware (and software) possibilities - that the Wing offers.

To put it in one sentence: The Wing is such a powerful and great sounding platform – why am I forced to work with DAWs or 15-20 year old stand multitrackers instead for recording purposes? :-(

I hope you can help me.

Thank you very much and greets from Germany,

Teilnehmer

P.S. Happy birthday, Uli Behringer!

Hello all,

Quick and hopefully simple question... Can Ultranet be connected via a standard Ethernet network switch somehow?

I am trying to simplify the number of network devices in my setup as I am now networking my X32 Rack, X-Touch, MacBook, and S32 interface using CAT-6 cables - so I'm just wondering what would happen if some of these devices sat on the same network switch before reaching the other end into the devices... I think AES50 can travel through a standard Ethernet switch... not sure about Ultranet?

Any advice you have would be very much appreciated :)

Thanks, Aaron.

Why is it that Behringer/MusicTribe seem to insist on categorising all online-communications by market? Don't you care at all about consumers who already own your products? The "tribe-concept" seem entirely focused on marketing and is worthless for product support. It is as if the company is trying to discourage communications between users. Instead you should facilitate communications to support customer self-service. This new website has now been in production for a couple years, and despite promises made it has not improved in any significant way. As implemented performance is dismal, and functionality even worse. Experienced users struggle to find relevant information and new users often give up. There are alternative sources to information such as facebook-groups and 3rd-party forums, but the corporate online-support for MusicTribe products is now widely considered to be non-existing with the exception of downloads for software and documentation. For tech-support the old simple forum categorised by product-family was vastly superior. As more and more local shops close and busness move online it gets harder to get assistance locally. With my 30+ years of experience from IT and networking I simply don't understand how your corporate management has been able to ignore this problem for so long. I would have been fired within a week if I had implemented such a disaster of a website for a client without an immediate fix or rolling back to a working solution. Every visit to this website for information is turning me off MT-products. Everywhere I look for tech-info about MT-products the sentiment is also the same, that online tech-support is lacking. This is what I hear from Midas and Turbosound sales and tech as well as from people in retail. Further adding to the problem is that tech support specialists are being laid off left right and center to cut cost. I'm not writing this just to bash MT-management. I just find it sad that the support situation have led at lot of former diehard Midas, KlarkDesign, TC-electronics and TurboSound users/fans to now recommend against the purchase of those products.

PS! As the community discussion (what should have been a proper forum) doesn't offer a "general" category I have put this request in a category that is relevant to my needs.

Can someone explain how to best use two subwoofers as far as which channels I should plug them into and how to get only the bass and kick drum to go through them? And also how to best manage their level compared with the mains?

Thus far I've only been using two PA speakers but would like to add subs under those speakers at some point.

Hello,

thanks for reading. I'm working with an iPad pro 3rd gen os14.4.2 and using X-AIR and M32-Mix apps. I'm using m-Air-18 mixer, and x-32, m-32 etc. I've also used a few different network routers to connect, and even used the local access WiFi built on board. Standing well within range of the router I'm experiencing lag and freezes that make mixing nearly impossible. It's happened several times with different setups, the only constant factor has been the iPad and software. 

I have a vpn app installed on my pad but always disable it before connecting to the mixer. Could this or other installed apps be interfereing? Are there any behringer approved routers that could be relied on?

any advice much appreciated. Thanks

I'm sure this is an ID10T error..., but, I'm having a problem adjusting the volume of my individual channels.  I set up each bus as a monitor and assigned different channels to each bus.  If I turn down the mains, the mains go down but the monitors stay up (which is what I want). If I turn down the bus, the volume in the bus (or monitor) goes down (also, what I want). But, when I turn down the individual channels, it only goes down in the mains (not what I want). I would like the channel volume to lower that channels volume in the mains and the subs.  

Does anyone have a solution?