Ray Dineen

I'm creating an electronic wind instrument based off the Irish flute. I have 6 analog sensors triggering a certain pitch when pushed, this only works for one button at a time however(Last button pressed sends that designated value). I need help figuring out how I can have it so:

- If all sensors are pressed then play a note D

-If all but the last note is pressed then play e

-If all but the last 2 buttons are pressed then play f#

So is it all if statements that I will need for this? I can't seem wrap my head around what it will look like.

Would it be something like: (if a==b + c + d + e +f then bang)

Hi,
I'm creating an electronic wind instrument based off the Irish flute. I have 6 analog sensors triggering a certain pitch when pushed, this only works for one button at a time however(Last button pressed sends that designated value). I need help figuring out how I can have it so:
- If all sensors are pressed then play a note D
-If all but the last note is pressed then play e
-If all but the last 2 buttons are pressed then play f#
-etc

So is it all if statements that I will need for this? I can't seem wrap my head around what it will look like.
Would it be something like: (if a==b + c + d + e +f then bang)

manipulating-sensor-data-with-if-statements

There has to be a better way, but this works.

Each toggle represents a button. You can apply your conditions to the output of the accum.

There has to be a better way, but this works. 

Each toggle represents a button. You can apply your conditions to the output of the accum.


Manipulating sensor data with if statements