// Sample-recording example for Processing V90
// Description: Records sound from the active input device into a sample object.
// Instructions: Press the mouse to start recording. The recording will play back once upon mouse-release
// For PC: use the 'Sounds & Audio Devices' menu in the control panel to choose your input; Mic, wave, etc.
// For Mac: the current microphone device will be used as input.
// By: Amit Pitaru,  July 16th 2005


import pitaru.sonia_v2_9.*; // added automatically when Sonia is imported from the processing menu.

Sample mySampleObj; // The Sonia Sample object which we'll record into
int yes=0;
int ye=250;
int r=250;
void setup(){ 
  size(400,300);
  background(255);
  Sonia.start(this); 
  LiveInput.start();  // start the liveInput engine (see liveInput example)
  int recTimeSec = 10; // number of seconds to record, determines the sample's max size. 
  mySampleObj = new Sample(44100*recTimeSec); // Create an empty Sample object with 44100*10 frames (ten seconds of data). 
} 
 
void draw(){
    smooth();
    strokeWeight(5);
    stroke(255);
    fill(74,218,12,40);
    rect(50, 40, 300, 200);
    rect(60,50,280,200);
    fill(255,0,0,r);
    ellipseMode(CORNER);
    ellipse(88,108,100,100);
    fill(ye,255,0);
    triangle(230,208,230,108,310,158);
  if (keyPressed == true) {
    
    LiveInput.startRec(mySampleObj); // Record LiveInput data into the Sample object. 
  // The recording will automatically end when all of the Sample's frames are filled with data. 
   // r=r-2;
  print("REC");
  yes = 1;
  ye=250;
  } 
  if (keyPressed==false && yes==1) {
    live();
      
  }
  
}

void live(){
 LiveInput.stopRec(mySampleObj); 
      mySampleObj.play();
  print("PLAY");
    r=250;
    ye=0;  
    yes=0;
}

 
public void stop(){ 
  Sonia.stop(); 
  super.stop(); 
  ye=250;
}