The Wolfmix WING expands your W1 with physical faders, detailed fixture control and sequenced show playback. Compatible with W1 MK1, MK2 and MK3, it connects and powers the W1 through a single USB cable, combining an expanded control surface with the W1 touchscreen.

Eight motorised faders, illuminated lightguides and individual OLED displays make parameters easier to identify during a performance. Dedicated group controls and a 40-button matrix bring all eight groups within reach.

CUE LIST adds structured playback for songs, scenes and productions. CONTROL provides direct access to fixture parameters, while MAPPING lets you arrange controls around your preferred workflow. SUBGROUPS divides each group into up to eight sections for more selective operation.

WING includes two DMX universes and supports two additional universes through optional expansion. A combined W1/WING system supports up to eight universes when both devices are fully expanded.

Features & Specifications

• Compatible with Wolfmix W1 MK1, MK2 and MK3.
• Requires a W1 for lighting setup and project synchronisation; projects transfer automatically when connected.
• Independent lighting playback after synchronisation, without a computer.
• Generic MIDI controller operation for compatible software and hardware.
• Eight motorised faders with electroplated capacitive-touch caps.
• Eight lightguides, each with four RGB LEDs and single or dual-colour operation.
• Separate main fader.
• Eight monochrome OLED displays, each 64 × 32 pixels.
• 57 RGB-backlit silicone buttons, including an 8 × 5 matrix, eight group buttons, mode and paging controls, OK/GO, Cancel, Shift and Pin.
• Four encoders: dedicated Scroll and Fine controls plus two assignable encoders.
• PIN function retains a WING mode while the W1 is used independently.
• CUE LIST: up to 5,000 cues overall, 100 cue lists and 1,000 cues per list.
• Stack up to five presets per cue where they control different parts.
• Cue fade and hold times, automatic jumps, looping and manual OK/GO triggering.
• Manual cue fades using motorised faders, with pause and resume control.
• MIDI Time Code input with a start time for each cue list.
• CONTROL: selection of up to 680 fixtures, with group filtering and selection macros.
• Direct parameter control covering dimmer, colour, 16-bit pan/tilt, zoom, iris, focus, gobo rotation and prism rotation, where supported by the fixture.
• Up to 32 control edits per preset and two customisable parameter pages.
• MAPPING: four pages of faders and matrix buttons, plus two assignable encoders.
• Map dimmers, presets, live edits, effects, flash functions, cue lists and manual DMX controls alongside generic MIDI.
• Strip names and colours configurable in WTOOLS.
• Two 3-pin and two 5-pin XLR DMX outputs, independently assignable to available universes.
• USB-C power input: 15V, 3A, equivalent to 45W.
• Separate USB-C data connection.
• USB-A connection powers and communicates with the W1.
• 220MHz ARM-core CPU, 8MB RAM and 16MB flash memory.
• Dedicated additional processor for the motorised fader bank.
• ABS housing with powder-coated steel base.
• 100mm VESA mounting: M4 fixings, maximum 6mm.
• Dimensions (H × W × D): 57 × 290 × 220mm.
• Weight: 1.54kg.

Applications

WING suits lighting operators who want physical control for live shows and repeatable cue sequences for theatre, bands and event productions. Its configurable controls also support combined lighting and MIDI workflows, subject to the external equipment’s MIDI implementation.

FAQs

Q: Which Wolfmix controllers are compatible with WING?
A: WING connects to W1 MK1, MK2 and MK3 controllers.

Q: Can WING control lighting without a W1 connected?
A: Yes, after lighting setup and project synchronisation with a W1. A W1 is required for those initial tasks.

Q: Are eight DMX universes included?
A: No. WING includes two universes, expandable to four. Eight-universe operation requires a combined W1/WING system with both devices fully expanded.

Q: Can WING control MIDI software?
A: Yes. It can operate as a generic MIDI controller. Available functions depend on the software’s MIDI support and mapping.

Q: Does WING need a computer for lighting playback?
A: No. Computer-free playback is supported. WTOOLS provides configuration tools, and Easy View 3D visualisation requires an additional add-on.