Dante Virtual Sound Card: Beginner’s Guide for Live Sound Engineers

Dive into the world of digital audio management with this comprehensive guide on using the Dante Virtual Sound Card in tandem with the Behringer Wing mixer. Discover how to transform your computer into a Dante-enabled device, seamlessly route audio from MultiTracks Playback app, and take control of your live mix with unprecedented precision.
Product Recommendations:
When using an apple product with Dante, I recommend and have tested the following USB-C Gigabit Ethernet Adapter:
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If you need Dante on your Behringer Wing, you'll want this card:
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If you need to get Dante in or out of other analog signal chains, check out the Dante AVIO adapter:
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What You'll Learn:
-Dante Virtual Sound Card Setup: Step-by-step instructions on installing and configuring the software.
-Behringer Wing Integration: How to optimize the Dante network for use with the Behringer Wing mixer.
-Playback Application Configuration: Tips for routing audio from playback apps like Multitracks.com's -Playback directly to your mixer.
Ideal for:
-Live Sound Engineers
-Worship Teams
-Bands and Performers
-Audio Production Students
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[@markg.5901]

When you say your plugging it into the Dante network what exactly does that mean?
Into a switch?

[@tylerbroussard2652]

Yes, you need to plug into a switch that is connected to a dante network

[@technicallychurch]

Yes, a Dante network can look a lot of different ways, but in it's most basic form, you can put a Dante card in the Behringer Wing, connect that to a basic network switch and then connect another Dante device to that switch and they will be able to see each other and pass sound. You don't need a router or actual internet or anything, just a basic network switch.

[@stephanustweedale8598]

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