Button counter with 2 different audio outputs at target count

Hi all, this is my first post..
I have never used Arduino and talking to a supplier they told me the easy way to build what I need is to use Arduino and a few attachments. I was wondering if anyone can tell me how to build this (what parts I need) and, if allowed, if anyone is willing to write the code as well (happy to pay for it).

What I need to make:

A push button (like a doorbell) that generates a standard sound every time the button gets pressed; then, every time the button is pressed 50 times (therefore the "counter" feature is required), a DIFFERENT sound is played. And then the count starts again for another 50 with the standard sound, and so on. I don't need to be able to visualise the count, the only thing I need is to hear a different sound every 50 times. So I guess it doesn't matter if the counter resets back to zero or if it keep going on.

I need to install this in a project in 2 weeks so I need guidance pretty soon.
Other ways / options of achieving this without using Arduino are welcome too, if anyone has a knowledge.

Thanks in advance

That supplier is a salesman selling hardware? Right? Did he sell the software? It looks like not.

Buy a beginners kit, start to learn coding and have fun. Else that door bell will get costly than You can think of.

I contacted the supplier to have guidance and he said the only way he can think of is to use Arduino. They're an electronic shop so I can get the parts from them but he doesn't know "which ones" I'll need and I will obviously have to do the coding myself.
Given the tight timeline I was hoping to receive some guidance here, at least regarding which individual pieces I have to get to put together the system.. Re the coding, if there's not way to get somebody to write it for me, I'll have to learn how to do it myself.

There is a Gigs and colaration section but You very likely "talk money" there. Likely much more than You idea is worth.

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