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* two **message**s, and
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* two **message**s, and
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* two **pd boop**s.
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* two **pd boop**s.
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Let's control this second **pd boop** with the second to last button on the kit. That button is connected to the second to last outlet of the object at the top of the patch.
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Let's control this second **pd boop** with the **second to last** button on the kit. That button is connected to the **second to last** outlet of the object at the top of the patch.
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Now we can press the second to last button on the kit and send a **bang** to our new **pd boop**. We won't hear anything yet because we haven't connected it to **pd speaker**. Do that now.
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Now see if you can make the two buttons play two different notes.
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But why stop at two buttons?
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Try to connect the other four buttons on your kit to your patch in the same way that we connected the first two:
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* first **copy** and **paste** the **bang**, **message**, and **pd boop** objects
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* rearrange them as necessary
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* connect them to the four outlets on the object with the long name that are next to the two we already have connected.
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* finally connect the new **pd boops** to the **pd speaker**
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Let's try to play a song
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You should now have 6 **pd boops** that you can control with the 6 buttons on your kit.
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You should also have 6 **messages** that you can use to tell your **pd boop**s which notes to play.
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Set them to be the following from left to right:
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60 62 64 65 67 72
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