Marcus

I made a little patch where Max is connected to Arduino.

When I press a button, Max plays a sound.

Max reads through the serial object, then I use change to detect changes from 1 to 0 and viceversa.

The changes are then used to play a sound through sfplay.

Now, if instead of keeping the button pressed I press it repeatedly, the sound comes out 'chopped'.

I would like to make it so, that if I press the button many times for let's say the first 3 seconds from the first time I pressed it, those presses of the button are ignored.

I now this is probably easy, but I can't wrap my head around it, I thought I could use a ggate but I am not sure this would be the right choice.

Hello everyone,
I made a little patch where Max is connected to Arduino.
When I press a button, Max plays a sound.
It all works.
Max reads through the serial object, then I use change to detect changes from 1 to 0 and viceversa.
The changes are then used to play a sound through sfplay.

Now, if instead of keeping the button pressed I press it repeatedly, the sound comes out 'chopped'.
I would like to make it so, that if I press the button many times for let's say the first 3 seconds from the first time I pressed it, those presses of the button are ignored.
I now this is probably easy, but I can't wrap my head around it, I thought I could use a ggate but I am not sure this would be the right choice.

change-sfplay-sound-play-sound-while-button-is-pressed

you can use counter as a timer to open a gate

Change + sfplay sound (Play sound while button is pressed)