Carrie

Hey guys! If I'm repeating an old question I apologize, and thank you so much for reading!!

1) a counter. It increments when the user touches a sensor. If the sensor goes untouched it gets lonely and the counter decrements.

2) a song split into 4 tracks of vocals for soprano-alto-tenor-bass

a way to connect these things! I'd like all the tracks to be playing simultaneously, but only the bass be audible. Then, as the user touches the sensor, the counter increments from zero. When it passes 20, the tenor line becomes audible. At 30, the alto volume turns up and joins in the chorus. At 40, all the voice parts are audible and you win!

How do I turn on/off the volume of a sound file while still having it play in sync with the rest of the sound files? How can I do this based on the value of a counter? Example patches very much appreciated!

I HAVE
1) a counter. It increments when the user touches a sensor. If the sensor goes untouched it gets lonely and the counter decrements.
2) a song split into 4 tracks of vocals for soprano-alto-tenor-bass

I WOULD LIKE
a way to connect these things!  I'd like all the tracks to be playing simultaneously, but only the bass be audible. Then, as the user touches the sensor, the counter increments from zero. When it passes 20, the tenor line becomes audible. At 30, the alto volume turns up and joins in the chorus. At 40, all the voice parts are audible and you win!

CRYSTALLIZED QUESTION
How do I turn on/off the volume of a sound file while still having it play in sync with the rest of the sound files? How can I do this based on the value of a counter? Example patches very much appreciated!


control-volume-with-counter

If you also implement Rick's patch, you can have "dynamic" feeling of the sensor, not only "on/off" like in mine.

Oh awesome! I'm so grateful for the responses- I'll check it out!

Control Volume with Counter?