Pecking Order - A Modular performance controller

The concept behind Pecking Order is the brainchild of none other than Colin Benders (https://colinbenders.com/). The controller has been custom developed for a worldwide Premiere of the Electro Symphonic Orchestra at Het Concertgebouw during Holland Festival of 2019 - four units ran a total of 64 individual, modular voices over a total of 64 individual speakers.

Pecking Order by birdkids is a modular performance controller.
The controller has 16 individual CV outputs as main control outs.

Pecking Order's structure is hierarchical in nature towards the CV output jacks, as follows -

1. Main Control section
2. Group Control section (four groups in total)
3. Individual Attenuverter (sixteen attenuverters)

Anatomy of a control section - Main & Groups

INPUT

• CV input

CONTROLS

• Unity Attenuator
• Positive Offset (0V to 10V)
• Negative Offset (-10V to 0V)

Additionaly each group has a polarity switch -

• -10V to 10V (OFF = default)
• 0V to 10V (ON)

Last in the hierarchy - are sixteen individual Attenuverter offsets (-5V to 5V)

Each controller has a normalized link in jack and a link out jack to chain multiple Pecking Order controllers together.
The signal being passed forward through the link in/out is the **Main* control section's Negative Offset (-10V to 0V) from the first controller in chain. Thus a "one-knob-to-rule-them-all" concept can be applied to a large setup.

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• ? mA +12V
• ? mA -12V
• ? mA 5V
• 20 mm Depth

This Module is currently available.