Maximizing Behringer P16 for Large Bands: Advanced Routing with the Wing

Dive into the world of advanced audio routing with our latest tutorial, focusing on maximizing the Behringer P16 personal mixers for large band setups using the Behringer Wing and multiple stage snakes. Perfect for sound engineers and band technicians dealing with large groups of musicians on stage.
What You'll Learn:
-Large Band Routing Challenges: Understand the complexities of managing a large band with limited personal mixer channels.
-Independent Snake Connections: Discover how to connect and route two stage snakes independently from the Behringer Wing for varied musician groups.
-Customized Monitoring Mixes: Learn to create tailored mixes for vocalists and band members, ensuring optimal monitoring for each group.
-Efficient Use of P16 Channels: Explore strategies to maximize the 16-channel limit of P16 mixers for diverse audio needs.
Ideal for:
Sound Engineers and Technicians
Bands with Multiple Vocalists and Instruments
Behringer Wing and P16 Users
Live Performance and Audio Production Students
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[@SuperMikeda]

Awesome idea. Thanks!

[@winstonphilip9231]

Brilliant!

[@jameswright5651]

Great series! How are you separating the ultranet into all the P-16s

[@stefanvombruch5649]

You can daisy-chain all the P16M units that belong to the same AES50 group (A or B) with Cat5 ethernet cables. In this case each P16M needs its own power supply. Or you can use the P16D distributor and power up to 8 P16Ms directly over ethernet.