Your Note.hole() method doesn't make any sense.
Your code line -> int c = color(0, 255); local variable c always get the same value. That is -> #000000.
And obviously, it's greater than 255 and it'll always return false. No need to check that out @ if block.![]()
Another issue is that you reload your .wav snippet files all the time within draw()!![]()
By creating new instances of class Note inside a for loop there.
Which is also very similar to 1 already within setup().
Your code line -> int c = color(0, 255); local variable c always get the same value. That is -> #000000.
And obviously, it's greater than 255 and it'll always return false. No need to check that out @ if block.
Another issue is that you reload your .wav snippet files all the time within draw()!
By creating new instances of class Note inside a for loop there.
Which is also very similar to 1 already within setup().