Is the volume of each instruments adjustable for a live stream when it’s sours is in one of the matrix or has to be one of the 4 matrixes in order to be adjustable, creating 2 different mixes one for the room and live stream. Possible?
@darvintoc I am not sure what you mean by sour in 1 mix, but yes, it is adjustable, but not at the Matrix level. The only things that can send to matrixes are mixbuses or mains. There are 4 "main mixes" that you can use. Typically, Main 1 is your main PA output. You can always output that straight to the PA if you wish. I tend to send the Main 1 to matrix 1 and do my signal processing there instead of Main Mix. That way, if I ever need to, I can send Main1 to Matrix 2 or 3 or any of them up to Matrix 8. You can set up a 2nd Main mix (main mix 2) and send that to your Matrix 2 or 3 or whatever you are using. Alternative, you can set up a mixbus and do it that way to. The good thing about the WING is that you can do broadcast mix about 15 different ways and get it done. Just trying to share how I do my mix!
Yea, my 'free' app on the phone doesn't do stereo unfortunately. Here is the stream from this past weekend where I was mixing if you want to hear my stereo mix: ruclips.net/video/0jCmgJe3x4k/видео.html
I thought this might be a good solution vs a separate console + converter/interface for recording. There is only 8 mic in and out and 8 aux in and out. How many tracks it can record simultaneously?
The Wing can record up to 48 channels stereo or mono at a time. This can be done to SD cards in the back, or via USB to a computer running a DAW. You have to set this up in the 'setup' screen under the audio tab.
@@chriscampbellmusic yeah, but there's not so many I/O on the board, nor there is provision for DB25. How many tracks it can track real time? I am looking at something more than 16 tracks for a band, this seemed to be expensive although it seemed like an all in one solution.
@@wckoek I am not sure what you are trying to accomplish using the physical I/O....most digital consoles these days come with limited I/O and rely on digital input boxes, in the Wings case, either the DL32 (Midas) or the S32 (Behringer), or their relative 16-input versions. You can track 48 channels over the USB port straight in to your DAW if you are wanting to multitrack record. Optionally, there is a Dante card available if you want to use dante networking to capture audio on another device as well. What exactly are you trying to do using physical I/O?
@@wckoek Oh, you still just use the USB out in to your DAW. All of the I/O still passes through the onboard pre's. The S32/DL32 have their own pre's that are the same build quality as the Wing onboard. You may have to go in to the routing and adjust some things for the card out, not sure what the defaults are there.
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Setup button.
Is the volume of each instruments adjustable for a live stream when it’s sours is in one of the matrix or has to be one of the 4 matrixes in order to be adjustable, creating 2 different mixes one for the room and live stream. Possible?
@darvintoc I am not sure what you mean by sour in 1 mix, but yes, it is adjustable, but not at the Matrix level. The only things that can send to matrixes are mixbuses or mains. There are 4 "main mixes" that you can use. Typically, Main 1 is your main PA output. You can always output that straight to the PA if you wish. I tend to send the Main 1 to matrix 1 and do my signal processing there instead of Main Mix. That way, if I ever need to, I can send Main1 to Matrix 2 or 3 or any of them up to Matrix 8.
You can set up a 2nd Main mix (main mix 2) and send that to your Matrix 2 or 3 or whatever you are using. Alternative, you can set up a mixbus and do it that way to.
The good thing about the WING is that you can do broadcast mix about 15 different ways and get it done. Just trying to share how I do my mix!
Sounds like it is in mono? I bet it would sound great in stereo.
Yea, my 'free' app on the phone doesn't do stereo unfortunately. Here is the stream from this past weekend where I was mixing if you want to hear my stereo mix: ruclips.net/video/0jCmgJe3x4k/видео.html
@@chriscampbellmusic cool! Yes that sounds much better on headphones :) Nice!
I thought this might be a good solution vs a separate console + converter/interface for recording.
There is only 8 mic in and out and 8 aux in and out.
How many tracks it can record simultaneously?
The Wing can record up to 48 channels stereo or mono at a time. This can be done to SD cards in the back, or via USB to a computer running a DAW. You have to set this up in the 'setup' screen under the audio tab.
@@chriscampbellmusic yeah, but there's not so many I/O on the board, nor there is provision for DB25.
How many tracks it can track real time?
I am looking at something more than 16 tracks for a band, this seemed to be expensive although it seemed like an all in one solution.
@@wckoek I am not sure what you are trying to accomplish using the physical I/O....most digital consoles these days come with limited I/O and rely on digital input boxes, in the Wings case, either the DL32 (Midas) or the S32 (Behringer), or their relative 16-input versions. You can track 48 channels over the USB port straight in to your DAW if you are wanting to multitrack record. Optionally, there is a Dante card available if you want to use dante networking to capture audio on another device as well.
What exactly are you trying to do using physical I/O?
@@chriscampbellmusic tracking a band using the onboard pres and using the console as an interface.
@@wckoek Oh, you still just use the USB out in to your DAW. All of the I/O still passes through the onboard pre's. The S32/DL32 have their own pre's that are the same build quality as the Wing onboard. You may have to go in to the routing and adjust some things for the card out, not sure what the defaults are there.
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