Wolfmix Wing DMX Controller Extension Add On

Description

Designed for the stage. WING is the companion to the small but powerful W1.

Split your rig with SUBGROUPS, choreograph your show with CUE LIST, add detail with CONTROL and customise with MAPPING.

8 motorised faders - Gliding over expressive lightguides and crowned with capacitive
touch fader caps.
8 OLED displays - Clearly identify strip parameters.
8 x 5 button matrix - See all 8 groups at once on this expanded canvas.
8 group buttons - Expand or filter groups with dedicated buttons.
Main fader - Overall output control.
4 XLR Sockets - 2 x 5 pin and 2 x 3 pin XLR sockets allow for up to 4 universes.

Ultra Portable - WING is the world’s most compact motorised fader lighting wing with
a footprint just over an A4 piece of paper and a weight of 1.5kg.
Dedicated OK/GO and CANCEL buttons - Two physical buttons for quick access to
common functions.
4 Encoders - Dedicated Scroll and Fine encoders and 2 x assignable encoders.
Left and right paging buttons - Navigate through multiple matrix and fader pages.
Fusion Power!

Connect WING to W1 and they fuse into a single integrated system. Modes flow seamlessly from one to the other. WING’s motorised faders complement W1’s touchscreen, and with the same powerful beam engine at the core of both devices, together they unleash up to 8 universes of DMX.

Two devices, One instrument.


CUE LIST
Choreograph your show.
Use a CUE LIST to play through a set of presets in order for songs, scenes or acts.
Build a cue list by picking presets to match the moment. Stack up to five presets at once with
each controlling a different element; color in one and movement in another. A single press of the dedicated OK/GO button triggers the next cue.
Set fade and hold times, jump between cues automatically or follow MIDI timecode so the lighting stays locked to the rest of the production.

CONTROL
Get specific.
CONTROL lays all your fixtures out across WING’s matrix. Select one or more, from any
group and set with the faders. Once you have the look you want, hit OK/GO to save it straight to a preset.
Choose which parameters sit on which fader, so the controls you need are always at your fingertips. The group filters, scroll encoder and selection macros make it quick to find and select exactly the fixtures you want.
With up to 32 individual edits per preset, you can build looks with a level of detail that simply wasn’t possible before.

MAPPING
Lay out your vision.

Everyone has their own way of running a show, so Mapping lets you build the control surface
that suits you. Assign W1 features to the faders and matrix buttons across four pages and lay them out the way you work.
Keep one page for dimmers and presets, another for FX parameters and another for
whatever else your show needs. Anything you leave unmapped sends a generic MIDI
message, so those faders and buttons can drive your external MIDI hardware and software,
including audio and video.
Mix and match across the four pages and WING becomes the one surface you run the whole
show from.

SUBGROUPS
Divide and conquer.

Every group now divides into eight subgroups, so you can pick out a handful of fixtures and
control them on their own. Split your uplighters into stage left, centre and right, then bring up
one side without changing the others.
Subgroups also let you split a single fixture. A moving head with a pixel ring can have its
beam in one subgroup and its ring in another, giving you separate control of each.
With WING fused to W1, subgroups run right through the system. Flash, solo or apply FX to
them from all the main W1 modes.

W1 MODES ENHANCED
Everything else just got better.

WING enhances every original W1 mode by surfacing controls relevant to the current task.
In COLOR FX, MOVE FX and BEAM FX, the parameters come out onto the faders, so
shaping an effect is a matter of reaching for it rather than hunting for it.
All eight groups sit in front of you at once, so there’s no need to switch pages to find the one
you need. Tap a dedicated group button to expand colors, positions and gobos across WING’s matrix.
Edit a color and use the faders to set the components, edit a position and get access to pan,tilt, fan and cross.

MIDI Control
WING works with anything that speaks MIDI. Connect WING to your computer over USB-C,
load the MIDI map for your software and select WOLFMIX-WING as the source.
If there's no map for your software, use its learn mode to assign WING's faders and matrix buttons yourself.


220 x 290 x 57 mm - 1.5 kg
8.66 x 11.42 x 2.24 inches - 3.31 lbs

Faders
- 8 motorised faders with electroplated capacitive touch fader caps
- 8 lightguides. 4 RGB LEDs per fader operate in single or dual color modes
- Single main fader
Displays
- 8 monochrome OLED strip modules
- 64 x 32 pixels

Button Pads
- 57 RGB LED backlit silicone buttons with matt oil finish
8 x 5 Matrix
8 x Group select
3 x Mode (Cue List, Control, Mapping)
2 x Paging
OK/GO
Cancel
Shift
Pin

Encoders
- 1 x Detented
- 3 x Non-detented
- Electroplated caps
- Dedicated SCROLL encoder (detented)
- Dedicated FINE control encoder (non-detented)

DMX
- 2 x 3-pin DMX OUT XLR connectors
- 2 x 5-pin DMX OUT XLR connectors
- Every port is freely assignable to any of the available universes

USB
- USB-C Power - 15 V, 3 A
- USB-C Data
- USB-A - connects and powers the Wolfmix W1

Housing
- ABS plastic
- Powder-coated steel base plate with 100 mm VESA (M4, 6 mm max)

Processing
- 220 MHz CPU with ARM core
- 8 MB RAM
- 16 MB Flash
- Dedicated second processor driving the motorised fader bank

Features
Setup
- Requires a Wolfmix W1 for lighting setup and project syncing
- Standalone (no computer needed)
- Solo operation - as a generic MIDI controller, and as a solo lighting controller once
synchronised with a W1
- Projects transfer automatically when connected to a W1
- PIN button used to pin the WING modes (Cue List, Control or Mapping) allowing for WING
to retain these mode controls while W1 is used independently
Cue List
- Up to 5000 cues
- Up to 1000 cues per cue list
- Up to 100 cue lists
- Stack up to 5 presets per cue (provided they use different parts)
- Hold time
- Fade time
- Auto cue jump
- Manual cue jump with the OK/GO button
- Manual cue fade in with the motorised faders
- Pause and resume a running fade with the Cancel button or by grabbing the running cue's
fader
- Loop cue list
- MIDI Time Code (MTC) input, with a per-cue-list time-of-day start time
Control
- Select up to 680 fixtures across the matrix
- Use selection macros to select All, None, Evens, group or subgroup or Invert your selection
- Filter by group with the group buttons
- Instant control of Dimmer, Color (Red, Green, Blue, White, Amber, UV, Lime),
Position (Pan/Tilt, 16-bit), Zoom, Iris, Focus, Gobo rotation and Prism rotation via the
fader banks
- Store control edits into presets - up to 32 edits per preset
- Delete all edits
- Reset individual parameters in an edit
- Customise your parameter layout across 2 pages
Mapping
- 4 x assignable pages of 8 x 5 matrix buttons
- 4 x assignable pages of 8 motorised faders
- 2 x assignable encoders
- Faders and matrix change page together
- Mix between assigned W1 parameters and generic MIDI output for external software or
hardware control
- Parameters available for mapping
- Group Dimmer (8 groups + master)
- Group Solo (8)
- Group Flash (8)
- Preset (200)
- Preset Page (10)
- Live Edit (80)
- Macro (3)
- Flash — BPM Tap, Wolf, Strobe, Blinder, Speed, Blackout, Smoke, Smoke Intensity,
Strobe Speed
- General - Select Preset, Previous Preset, Next Preset, Manual BPM
- Manual DMX (any of the up to 4096 output channels)
- Effects - Speed, Phase, Size, Fade for Colour, Move and Beam FX, plus Fan on Move
FX, for both effects in each module (26 in total)
- Cue List (100)
- Generic MIDI controller output - any control not assigned to a Wolfmix function sends
and receives MIDI
- Name strips in WTools
- Select strip colour in WTools
- With no project loaded WING defaults to behaving as a generic MIDI control device Beam Engine
The WING contains the powerful W1 beam engine and so includes all of the W1 features