So as you noticed, etime == randomTime will not work because etime needs input arguments. So fix that issue with this:
etime(clock,t0) == randomTime
Then, this will still not work because randomTime is a matrix and logical expessions that result in matrices make absolutely no sense to an if statement. That can be fixed as such:
sum(etime(clock,t0) == randomTime)>0
Now as long as the time matches a randomTime it will play. However, we then get the issue where etime is very unlikely to completely match an integer. So, to solve that we toss in a little rounding and to make sure it doesnt play multiple times we can also remove the value from randomTime after playing once.
if sum(round(etime(clock,t0),2) == randomTime)>0
sound(y,Fs);
randomtime(1)=[]; % since you sorted they will be removed in order
end
Lastly, a couple questions for you: How long is the audio clip? If it is more than a second you may end up running over itself and playing multiple at the same time. Matlab does not stop operation when playing a sound so if you want to stop the sound earlier you need to decrease the length of y.
