ROUTING DETAILS TO CONNECT 2 CONSOLES | Behringer WING & Behringer X32
Many people are upgrading from a Behringer X32 at Front of House (FOH) to a Behringer WING. Can you keep the X32 and use it as a broadcast console? You BET! Let's jump into the settings you need to do to connect these consoles and get audio running from one to the next.
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2:19 - Setup Overview
3:12 - X32 Settings (Broadcast)
5:23 - WING Settings (FOH)
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I'm seeing this combo happen, too, as more and more churches are updating their streaming system. During covid, everyone had to jump onto the streaming bandwagon and congregations were very tolerant of weaker audio. But now the differenced in quality matters more. So FOH gets a new Wing and the old X32 becomes the broadcast console. Thanks for the video!
And thanks for the information 👍
In this scenario, how would you setup a DAW for a virtual soundcheck for the FOH and Broadcast mixer? Like the idea of doing the soundcheck in the sanctuary to dial in the mix, then repeat the same process for my broadcast mixer which is in an isolated room downstairs. Do I need two DAW’s or will one suffice? Thanks
I have an X32 console as my main and the X32 rack as my broadcast. All my physical inputs are local at the rear of my main X32, my question is when I set the routing am I going from local on my main to Aes 50 on my rack? Or local to local?
You started to mention routing. I'm using 2 x32"s connected with cat 6 ethercon cable. One is for the broadcast mix, the other is FOH. The 2 work fine, but my Mac wont boot on the slave console. I had to disconnect the cat6 to virtual sound check. Have you ever experienced this issue?
I have been looking for a good lamp for the wing. Does anyone know of one that will works? The angle in the back is really steep.
How do you send it back to the wing