WAV Trigger with Arduino

I’m about to receive my order of a WAV Trigger board.

I would like to use it with multiple push buttons.

When ever a specific push button is pressed a 5V(HIGH) signal will generate and will play a corresponding track using the " wTrig.trackPlayPoly" command.

I wanted to know if by default this command, whenever is triggered, will play the track from the beginning to end?

So while the track is first begin, any new trigger will not start the track from the beginning until it finished?. Do I need to change something in the ini file or the above is the default behavior?

Another question regarding the setup of the buttons:

Can I use a push button in a PullDown configuration? when the button is pressed a 5V signal will trigger the “wTrig.trackPlayPoly”, otherwise it will be LOW ?

edit: Can I power the WAV Trigger and the Arduino Mega with the same power supply (9V 2A) as the following:

Thanks!

So my board as arrived and it seems that the default behavior is to play the track untill the end even if the button is preseed before finish. Is it possible to change that behaviur ? so any new trigger will start the track from the beginning?

So my board as arrived and it seems that the default behavior is to play the track untill the end even if the button is preseed before finish. Is it possible to change that behaviur ? so any new trigger will start the track from the beginning?

You’d have to give it a try to see if it works but you might try turning Re-Triggers off for that track in the INI file and see if that does the trick.

Another question regarding the setup of the buttons:

Can I use a push button in a PullDown configuration? when the button is pressed a 5V signal will trigger the “wTrig.trackPlayPoly”, otherwise it will be LOW ?

Sounds like you’re using serial control and connecting your buttons to Arduino pins. If that’s the case, yes you can do that but you will need to alter your code to make it work.

Can I power the WAV Trigger and the Arduino Mega with the same power supply (9V 2A) as the following:

Yes, you just need a splitter that turns one barrel jack connector into two.