Don't wait until show day to build your library. Do it in the shop or during slow rehearsal days.
The library is categorized into distinct file types that offer different levels of control:
Take the time to organize your show files. Name your presets clearly. Backup your USB stick to Dropbox or Google Drive. Join the user communities. Whether you are a weekend warrior in a cover band or a front-of-house engineer for a national tour, mastering the Wing’s library functionality will instantly elevate your workflow. behringer wing library
By using these presets, you can craft mixes with the sonic character of a vintage Neve console or the pristine dynamics of an SSL, all within the pristine digital domain of the WING.
The WING provides two main storage locations: Don't wait until show day to build your library
Saved states within a Show file. These capture the status of the entire console (or filtered sections) for quick recall during a performance.
Presets focus on individual processing blocks or single channels. They allow you to build a personal library of your favorite sonic starting points. Name your presets clearly
Unlike traditional mixers with fixed channel presets, the Behringer WING employs a modular, object-oriented approach. Every processing element (EQ, compressor, gate, effect slot, auto-mixer, etc.) can be saved, loaded, and shared as an independent library item. The entire console state can also be captured in a Show File. Understanding the WING Library is essential for engineers who work across multiple venues or require rapid recall of complex configurations.
The WING Library is structured hierarchically. It separates global console states from individual processing blocks to give you granular control over what you recall.
Check the official Behringer website for firmware updates, and visit the "Wing Users" subreddit for the latest third-party preset downloads.
