How to detect multiple sound from multiple channels simultaneously?

[alto777]

@woomin

delay(1000);

You deliberately go deaf here for 1000 milliseconds.

Remove the calls to delay() and say what happens.

Next, we'll start telling you things like this must be coded without the use of delay(), and evyone will have advice for that.

You can get a head start by coming to an understanding of "blink without delay". There is example code in the IDE and of course google is your friend

Pro tip: spaces are allowed and they can help:

    Serial.print(clap_5); Serial.println(" five"); 

Along with eliminating the delays, you'll need to count not that the sound trigger is active, but that it went from inactive to active. This is called variously state change detection or edge detection and is a hole thing you can google and read about, this isn't the best but should give you ideas

https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/BuiltInExamples/StateChangeDetection

This comes up all the time. Here's a recent post on a recent thread you might get something out of:

4 Button remote for NEOPIXEL Strips & looping code when button pressed

@cps_learntoarduino here's another example of turning a pushbutton into an on/off switch: See the discussion and a link to simultions here: Try it here [Wokwi_badge] State Change Detection What this does not address is the fact that unless you look at the button, digitalRead() it, you will not get any control. If your Stobe() function takes some time to execute, during that time the button will not be responsive. Solving this is a next step up in coding little things like this, say …

OK, the thread where I posted originally is

Storing Button State

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