al_create_audio_recorder - Allegro 5 API

       Creates  an  audio recorder using the system’s default recording device.  (So if the returned device does
       not work, try updating the system’s default recording device.)

       Allegro will internally buffer several seconds of captured  audio  with  minimal  latency.   (XXX:  These
       settings  need  to  be exposed via config or API calls.)  Audio will be copied out of that private buffer
       into a fragment buffer of the size specified by the samples parameter.  Whenever a new fragment is  ready
       an event will be generated.

       The total size of the fragment buffer is fragment_count * samples * bytes_per_sample.  It is treated as a
       circular,  never  ending  buffer.  If you do not process the information fast enough, it will be overrun.
       Because of that, even if you only ever need to process one small fragment at a time, you should still use
       a large enough value for fragment_count to hold a few seconds of audio.

       frequency is the number of samples per second to record.  Common values are:

       • 8000 - telephone quality speech

       • 11025

       • 22050

       • 44100 - CD quality music (if 16-bit, stereo)

       For maximum compatibility, use a depth of ALLEGRO_AUDIO_DEPTH_UINT8 or ALLEGRO_AUDIO_DEPTH_INT16,  and  a
       single (mono) channel.

       The recorder will not record until you start it with al_start_audio_recorder(3alleg5).

       On failure, returns NULL.

       al_create_audio_recorder - Allegro 5 API

       5.1.1

              [UnstableAPI]: The API may need a slight redesign.

Allegro reference manual                                                       al_create_audio_recorder(3alleg5)

              #include <allegro5/allegro_audio.h>

              ALLEGRO_AUDIO_RECORDER *al_create_audio_recorder(size_t fragment_count,
                 unsigned int samples, unsigned int frequency,
                 ALLEGRO_AUDIO_DEPTH depth, ALLEGRO_CHANNEL_CONF chan_conf)