Introducing a Powerful FREE Windows Application for Behringer WING Users!

If you own a Behringer WING digital mixer and use its multitrack recording capabilities, I’m pleased to introduce WING Multitrack Manager 1.7. This latest version features a 95% faster audio exporting, improved track identification, and enhanced reporting. And best of all, it’s absolutely FREE! No subscriptions, no hidden charges, and no purchase required! Whether you’re recording a church worship service, live concert, rehearsal, conference, or studio session, this program can eliminate much of the tedious work involved in preparing your recordings for mixing. And the best part?

Turn Your WING Recordings Into Organized Mixing Sessions!

Anyone who has worked with large multitrack recordings knows how time-consuming it can be to organize dozens of audio channels. A single worship service or live concert can produce multiple recording segments containing hours of audio. Before you can begin mixing, you may need to separate the audio, identify individual channels, arrange recording segments, and create your digital audio workstation project.

The WING Multitrack Manager helps automate that entire preparation process!

During actual testing, the program successfully processed a recording lasting more than one hour, spanning six recording segments. It produced an organized REAPER project, recovered recording markers, and generated detailed reports about the mixer configuration and recording. Instead of manually rebuilding your recording session, you can spend more time doing what matters most: mixing great audio!

What Does the WING Multitrack Manager Do?

The WING Multitrack Manager processes compatible multichannel WAV recordings and exports individual audio tracks. Those exported WAV files can be used in compatible digital audio workstations, including REAPER, Pro Tools, Cubase, Studio One, and other recording applications. You aren’t locked into one particular DAW.

It Uses Your WING Snapshot to Identify Tracks

One of the most useful features is the ability to load a WING snapshot file. The program examines the saved mixer configuration to identify recording assignments and propose meaningful track names. Track identification depends on the recording routes and information available in the snapshot. When the source cannot be verified, the reports identify that limitation rather than guessing. Instead of working with anonymous tracks, you can begin with names such as:

  • Lead Vocal
  • Acoustic Guitar
  • Bass Guitar
  • Kick Drum
  • Snare Drum
  • Piano
  • Organ

How Many Routing Configurations Are Possible?

There is no single practical number that represents every possible WING configuration. The number depends on several factors. Even a simplified example illustrates the scale. Suppose an engineer has only 48 possible input sources and wants to assign one source to each of 40 channels. If sources can be reused, the number of possible assignments is: 48⁴⁰ ≈ 1.77 × 10⁶⁷. That is approximately 17.7 followed by 66 zeros.

Handles Multiple Recording Segments

Long recordings can be divided into multiple WAV files. The WING Multitrack Manager processes sequential recording segments and organizes the exported audio into a continuous recording timeline. Our successful testing included six separate recording segments from a single session. This is particularly useful for churches, concerts, conferences, and other events where recording sessions can run for an hour or longer.

Automatically Creates a REAPER Project!

If you use REAPER, this feature alone can save considerable setup time. The program generates a REAPER project with your exported recording tracks arranged on the timeline. It also includes available recording markers. Open the generated project in REAPER and begin working with your session without manually assembling every recording segment. Don’t use REAPER? No problem! Your individual WAV files are still available for use in other compatible recording and editing software.

Recover Important Recording Markers!

Have you ever recorded a long church service or concert and then spent time searching for a particular song, announcement, or musical performance? The WING Multitrack Manager can recover supported recording marker information and place those markers into the generated REAPER project. During testing, we successfully recovered four markers from a recording lasting approximately 61 minutes. The program also creates separate marker reports so you can reference those locations outside REAPER. Less searching. More mixing!

Get a Detailed Excel Report of Your WING Recording!

This is where the WING Multitrack Manager goes beyond a basic audio extraction utility. The program automatically generates a detailed Excel workbook containing eight worksheets:

  1. Recording Tracks – Track names, recording assignments, and mapping information.
  2. Signal Path Summary – An overview of available signal-routing information.
  3. Signal Path Details – More detailed information about the saved routing configuration.
  4. Processor Inventory – A reference to processing configured in the snapshot.
  5. Channel Parameters – Saved channel settings and related information.
  6. Virtual Soundcheck – Information useful when interpreting playback and recording paths.
  7. Recording Segments – Details about the individual recording segments.
  8. Recording Markers – Marker positions and timing information.

Imagine having that level of documentation available when you revisit a recording weeks or months later! For church audio volunteers, live sound engineers, and recording studios, these reports can become valuable references.

WING Signal Path Analyzer

The program also creates an interactive HTML signal path report that you can open in your web browser. This report helps you explore the mixer configuration saved in your WING snapshot. You can examine configured processors and available routing information without having to manually document every setting. The analyzer distinguishes between confirmed information and connections that cannot be established from the snapshot alone. Important: A saved snapshot does not necessarily prove which EQ, compression, inserts, or other processing was printed into the original recording. The reports explain those limitations rather than presenting assumptions as facts.

Virtual Soundcheck Information

Virtual soundcheck is one of the most powerful tools available to a live sound engineer. The WING Multitrack Manager includes a separate HTML guide explaining the difference between the recording signal path and the virtual soundcheck playback signal path. This can help engineers understand how recorded audio enters the mixer during playback and how channel processing, sends, buses, and main outputs may affect what they hear. It’s another useful educational resource included with your recording export.

Your Original Recordings Remain Untouched!

The WING Multitrack Manager reads your source recordings and creates new exported files. It does not intentionally modify your original WAV recordings or apply additional EQ, compression, or other effects to the exported audio. Your original files remain available for future use.

Designed for Church Sound Engineers — But Useful for Everyone!

I’ve spent nearly 50 years working with analog and digital audio equipment, and I understand how much time can be consumed by preparing recordings before the actual mixing begins. Church sound engineers, especially volunteers, already have enough responsibilities. They prepare for worship services, assist musicians, operate the sound system, manage livestream audio, and often handle recordings after everyone else has gone home.

My goal is to make their work easier. But this software isn’t limited to churches! The WING Multitrack Manager can also benefit live sound engineers, recording studios, musicians, schools, production companies, and anyone using compatible WING multitrack recordings.

Simple Windows Application — No Programming Required!

The WING Multitrack Manager is provided as a Windows application. You do not need to install Python or understand programming to operate it. The basic workflow is straightforward:

  1. Load your WING .snap snapshot file.
  2. Select your multitrack WAV recordings.
  3. Choose your export options and destination.
  4. Start the export process.

The program then prepares your audio files, REAPER project, recording markers, and analysis reports. Please note: Processing time depends on recording length, track count, and computer performance. Our full-length WING test required approximately 41 minutes, so allow sufficient time for larger recordings.

Why Am I Giving This Software Away?

My wife, Elizabeth (Liz) Tucker, and I shared a commitment to helping others improve their audio knowledge and skills. Following Liz’s passing, I chose to continue providing free church audio training and educational resources in her loving memory. The WING Multitrack Manager is another part of that mission.

I believe that useful tools and knowledge should be shared whenever possible, especially when they can help volunteers and smaller organizations accomplish things that might otherwise be difficult or time-consuming. It’s just a useful tool created to help fellow audio engineers. Thank you for visiting D & L Recording Studio LLC and supporting my mission to help audio engineers around the world. Humbly,

Dana Tucker
D & L Recording Studio LLC

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