Stop Dry Vocals in Your In-Ears! Reverb Routing on Behringer WING Explained

Want to know how to add reverb to your vocalist’s in-ear monitors on the Behringer WING? This tutorial breaks it all down, step-by-step, using a real-life church sound setup for practical, easy-to-follow instructions.

In this video, I walk you through how to route reverb correctly using buses – not inserts – so your vocalists can enjoy studio-quality sounds in their ears WITHOUT running out of effects racks. If you’ve ever been stuck trying to figure out why your in-ears sound dry even when your vocal reverb is booming in the house mix – this one’s for you!

🎛️ What You’ll Learn in This Video:
✔️ When AND why to use a separate bus for vocal reverb
✔️ How to send multiple vocal mics to a reverb bus
✔️ The trick to sending that reverb bus into your in-ear mixes
✔️ Why using inserts for each channel is a bad idea
✔️ How to use Sends on Fader the right way for monitor control
✔️ Full walkthrough on navigating these settings on the Behringer WING interface

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