Behringer WING Training
Hello and God Bless. My name is Dana Tucker and I am the owner of D & L Recording Studios LLC. When people first hear that I’m training potential sound engineers using the WING Rack, one of the most common questions I get asked is, “How can you train me if I use the Wing Console or Wing Compact”? Well, at its core, the WING platform is not defined by the physical surface in front of you, it’s defined by the audio engine, processors, signal flow, processing architecture, and most importantly workflow logic. Everything I just mentioned are identical across the WING Rack, WING Console & WING Compact.
Whether you’re touching a fader, clicking a mouse or using a tablet, you’re still working with the same inputs, outputs, channel strip processing, pre- and post fader insert points, bus sends, buses, matrices, DCAs, effects engines, and routing options. WING Edit, Copilot and Mixing Station don’t simplify the system, they give you direct access to it. In fact, this approach often creates better sound engineers. Instead of memorizing button locations, you learn how audio actually moves through the wing platform. You’ll learn how to understand the signal flow and that leads to how to build mixes intentionally, input to output, source to destination.
And that’s exactly the goal right, to understand the wing platform inside and out. If you truly want to know how to use the wing platform, lets get together on zoom and I will show you how I have helped thousands of people just like you, who have a desire to learn how to become a sound engineer, using one of the hottest digital mixers on the market today. So if you want to unlock the full potential of your Behringer WING mixer with this personalized, one-on-one training course, you have come to the right place. This isn’t a generic, pre-recorded tutorial, it’s a hands-on experience via Zoom, guiding you step-by-step through your own system setup, to ensure you achieve a professional confident workflow.
The training consists of ten to fifteen one hour zoom calls, but the training doesn’t stop until you are confident with running your mixer. These meetings are normally one hour long and they are recorded for your future reference, and screen sharing is used to provide real-time step-by-step instructions on your specific setup. You must have Zoom as well as Wing Edit installed on the same computer that you have your mixer connected to. There are no exceptions. If I can’t see your screen, then I will not be able to train you. If you are using a Mac computer, then it is your responsibility to learn how to install and connect these two apps, as I don’t use Mac computers and I have no desire to learn.
Please click here to see the course curriculum for the Wing Rack, Wing Compact & Wing Console digital mixers. The price for this live hands on course is $400.00. PayPal offers “Pay Later” which is around $38 a month for qualified individuals. You can check out PayPal’s extended payment options here. Please click here to purchase the Wing Training Course via PayPal. I also except payment using Zelle. Once you pay for this course, please click here to setup the date and time for our first meeting. Upon successfully completion of your final exam you will receive a Certificate of Completion suitable for framing. I look forward to working with you, humbly, Dana Tucker.
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I recently completed the Wing Rack Hands-On Zoom Training course offered by Dana Tucker, and I couldn’t be more satisfied. I had previously taken his X32 Rack course, which already set a high bar, but Dana managed to exceed my expectations once again with the Wing Rack training. His teaching style is clear, patient, and extremely knowledgeable. Dana breaks down complex routing and workflow concepts into easy-to-understand steps, making everything feel manageable even in a live, hands-on environment. What stood out most was how thorough and practical the training was—every minute felt valuable, and I walked away with skills I could apply immediately. If you want to truly understand the Wing Rack and get the most out of your mixer, I highly recommend Dana’s training. It’s absolutely worth it, and I’ll gladly take any future courses he offers.
It's always a pleasure talking with you! I just bought the Midas DN4816-O StageConnect Interface. I am holding off on the DN4816-I, as it only excepts line level inputs. I will let you know out it turns out after I run it through its paces. I should get it sometime this month.