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### SynthDefs, Arguments and Pbinds

The Pbinds I perform with work in conjunction with a set of [SynthDefs](http://doc.sccode.org/Classes/SynthDef.html) (these can be found in the SynthDefs.scd file of the Setup folder) which serve various musical purposes, and plays them with specified arguments at a given duration. This isn't a particularly intuitive concept to explain, but an example can help illustrate how this works. Take the SynthDef I use the most, `bplay`:
The Pbinds I perform with work in conjunction with a set of [SynthDefs](http://doc.sccode.org/Classes/SynthDef.html) which can be found in the SynthDefs.scd file of the Setup folder. The Pbinds serve various musical purposes and play the SynthDefs with specified arguments at a given duration. This isn't a particularly intuitive concept to explain, but an example can help illustrate how this works. Take the SynthDef I use the most, `bplay`:

```supercollider
SynthDef(\bplay,
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