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 ## Drum Kit
 
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 ### 1. Make your drums
 
 Take your 4 piezo buzzers and attach a ring of Sugru (or other modelling material) as shown in the picture. 
 This will increase the flexibility and resonance of the sensors. Let the sugru set.
 
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 ### 2. Connect the circuit
 
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 Repeat for each of your drums. It is easiest to use a bread board for making your circuit. 
 Look at the picture for an example.
 
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 ### 3. Program the Arduino
 
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 ## Guitar
 
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 ### 1. Make your guitar
 
 Grab your strip potentiomater, a piece of thin card, and a pencil. 
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 Signal will come from the centre pin, so connect that to one of your analogue inputs and you should be good to go.
 
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 ### 3. Program the Arduino