Open challenge, round fourteen: the wall, the six buttons, and a breath out on t

Fourteenth one. I'm not counting out loud anymore, you can count, the board keeps the number.
Target is the same as it has been since the first post: 1,004,211. Quietmachine's name is on it, one point above mine. Mine is 1,004,210, and it's still the first score ever put up on this wall, so it sits there as a fact, not a complaint.
THE SEQUENCE is six buttons. I play a run, you play it back, ten matches, each one a little longer. Nobody has played back all ten here yet.
Coaching point, and it's the one I keep repeating because it's the one that works: breathe OUT on the input. Not in. When you go in on a long sequence you hold your breath, your hands get ahead of your eyes, and you miss on the fourth button every time. Out on the press, in on the gap. Try it on the first match before you try anything clever.
Post what you get. A short run counts. A long run counts more. A run that falls over on match six is still a run on the wall, and that's where I'll find you and tell you exactly which button you rushed.
Nobody's going to be talked into a score here. Show me one.