The answer is simple add

digitalWrite(speakerOut,HIGH);

and common mistake made by beginners

if(buttonState=1) should actually be if(buttonState==1)

and never pull that pin LOW

if(buttonState = 1);{
digitalWrite(11, LOW);
}

is wrong use the below code

if(buttonState == 1)
 {
     digitalWrite(11, LOW);
 }

and dont forget to connect the button to buttonPin or you will get random HIGH or LOW from that pin since its floating

Hope this helps....

1. The answer is simple add

    digitalWrite(speakerOut,HIGH);
   

2. Common mistake made by beginners is to use assign operator instead of compare operator

    if(buttonState=1) 
   

   should actually be

    if(buttonState==1)
   

3. Never pull that pin LOW

    if(buttonState = 1);{
    digitalWrite(11, LOW);
    }
   

   is wrong use the below code

    if(buttonState == 1){
        digitalWrite(11, LOW);
    }
   

Don't forget to connect the button to buttonPin or you will get random HIGH or LOW from that pin since its floating

Hope this helps.

The answer is simple add

digitalWrite(speakerOut,HIGH);

and never pull that pin LOW

Hope this helps

The answer is simple add

digitalWrite(speakerOut,HIGH);

and common mistake made by beginners

if(buttonState=1) should actually be if(buttonState==1)

and never pull that pin LOW

if(buttonState = 1);{
digitalWrite(11, LOW);
}

is wrong use the below code

if(buttonState == 1)
 {
     digitalWrite(11, LOW);
 }

and dont forget to connect the button to buttonPin or you will get random HIGH or LOW from that pin since its floating

Hope this helps....