It also entitles you to free updates as soon as enhancements or a new version are available.

It also entitles you to free updates as soon as enhancements or a new version are available.

wcc enables saving and restoring snippets. It also enables associating snippets to buttons as ON/OFF or temporary push buttons. All buttons and commands can be organized as menus, even menus calling menus, offering an infinite set of commands available from the CUSCOM CONTROL section. One specific capability of wcc is to be able to simultaneously communicate with up to 8 OSC devices or servers and send them OSC commands when you press a WING CC button or turn a WING CC knob. This enables for example the distant control of another WING, an X32, recording studio gear management, video stream control such as handled by OBS, Zoom or Atem (using OSC-for-OBS, ZoomOSC or atemOSC), or for example light systems that accept OSC commands.
All buttons work on a toggle basis to enable stable loading of ON or [optional] OFF snippet for the respective button value. But they can self-modify and become ‘push’ rather than ‘toggle’ type. In that case, PPT or ‘fugitive’ actions (still with separate ON and OFF snippet capability) open a new set of functions WING does not offer natively. In addition, rather than loading a snippet, you can reference another file containing new button definitions to allow an infinite, menu or browse-like organization of button-base functionality on WING.
wcc offers a large feature-set when it comes to what can be done with buttons and knobs of the CUSCOM CONTROL section, such as controlling multiple parameters with a single button or knb, while applying different behaviors/formulas to each single parameter, or pass on time data from one button press to the next enabling control of multiple FX devices from a single tap-tempo button.

All snippets and OSC commands are fully configurable thanks to the use of text editable definition files.

wcc also offers a direct (in-line command with -a, -o, -z options) and file (with -F option) loading of buttons and associated ON and [optional] OFF snippets load capability.

All actions and parameters can also be handled through MIDI.

Demos are available in the Video section of the website. Documentation is also available for the program. wcc is available for Windows, Linux, mac (Mx & Intel) and Pi  Systems; Please select your option below.

wxfade enables several operations with scenes such as save, restore, fade and cross-fade on fader and pan parameters. It can be run in interactive mode, using the console to trigger actions, or as script commands.

wxfade WING scenes are binary files, kept in the same directory the program runs from and the restore, fade and cross-fade operations accept a SAFEs option enabling you to ensure complete strips, single or sub-group of parameters are not modified when restoring a scene. SAFEs can be changed on the fly using a WING Custom Control button, loading new SAFEs from a file.

wxfade brings most of the features a lot of users have been waiting for a long time now. For live, studio, or just general management of scenes with an infinite number of scenes, GLOBAL SAFES and Program SAFES that enable protecting from full parameter set to the smallest element of your scenes. New in the latest release is the notion of RESTRICTS which 'opposite' to SAFES, target the update of specified-only subsets. It also puts WING's CUSTOM CONTROL section to good use with the addition of fully customizable menus mapped on buttons, including user-defined snippet save and restore functionality, with an optional smooth transition for fader and pan parameters.

wxfade also includes a DCA fade OUT and IN set of controls to manage transitions between scenes, or different contexts during live shows.

wxfade also offers a direct (in-line command with -a, -o, -z options) and file (with -F option) loading of buttons and associated ON and [optional] OFF snippets load capability. All buttons work on a toggle basis to enable stable loading of ON or [optional] OFF snippet for the respective button value. But they can self-modify and become 'push' rather than 'toggle' type. In that case, PPT or 'fugitive' actions (still with separate ON and OFF snippet capability) open a new set of functions WING does not offer natively in the form of Menus. In addition, rather than loading a snippet, you can reference another file (Menu) containing new button definitions to allow an infinite, menu or browse-like organization of button-base functionality on WING.

All actions and parameters can also be handled through MIDI.

Demos are available in the Video section of the website. Documentation is also available for the program. wxfade is available for Windows, Linux, mac (Mx & Intel) and Pi  Systems; Please select your option below.

A typical use-case is the remote control of a Rack on stage which is used for monitoring or in-ear monitoring, from the FOH console or MCU surface, without affecting in any way the FOH mixing, routing or available number of channels for mixing FOH.

wdaw2wing can use the DAW mode capabilities of the master Wing, as the console can offer 1 (Wing Compact) or up to 3 DAW devices (Standard Wing) in the form of 8 faders groups that can map to selected groups of faders and mutes on the remote Wing. an X-Touch is also a great choice of control surface over USB MIDI or even DIN MIDI.

wdaw2wing takes advantage of MIDI and Ethernet connections: The master surface is using MIDI to connect to wdaw2wing, and wdaw2wing controls the remote Wing using Ethernet. wdaw2wing will open user chosen master MIDI devices for input/output and will automatically try to connect to a remote Wing if no IP is specified when launching the application.

wdaw2wing, initially created to enable WING DAW surfaces to control WING rack, can work just as well with an X-Touch, or a mix of up to 3 MIDI devices, WING DAW surfaces, X-Touch or any MCU compatible device.
In https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jk8sq8q0Wak, (sorry for the low quality of the image) we show the basic operation of wdaw2wing using an X-Touch. Absolutely no programming needed!, just connect your X-Touch in MC/USB mode to your PC, and launch the application to automatically find the remote WING to control from the X-Touch device (or use argument -i [IP] to set the WING IP), and forget the PC! All controls are available from the X-Touch buttons or jog wheel.
You can manage (directly from the X-Touch) any WING channel, aux, bus, main, matrix or DCA strip, and all groups of sends available on WING (sends to bus, to main, to matrix). Pan control is possible when available on WING, and so is EQ for the STD model on any selected channel strip.
Solo, Mute, Pan, Width, Trim, Gain, Select, EQ (gain/freq/Q), Sends ON and all strip faders and sends levels are controllable both ways (X-Touch to Wing or Wing to X-Touch).
A fidelity coloring scheme is available for X-Touch scribbles following WING's colors.
Transport works for USB, SD1, and SD2 with navigation in the USB play list or list of SD sessions.
Vu Meters are updated in real-time, following the WING vu meters; Additionally Vu Meters can be selected to be Pre or Post fader or strip per bank, offering more visual options than what is shown/available on WING.
X-Touch Scribbles receive channel strip names from the remote WING, and when managing EQ, scribbles will display frequency and Q value for all available EQ band for the selected strip which EQ is being controlled.
A mix of up to 3 devices can be used and managed from the master MIDI device. Devices can be any of WING DAW surface, X-Touch or any MCU compatible MIDI device.
MIDI USB connection is preferred for performance reasons.

You can check the documentation for wdaw2wing and a demo video to get a better understanding of the fabulous services this app can provide in live situations or when having to manage FOH and a second unit for monitoring or in-ears.