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Created on Apr 16, 2016

This example uses the p5.js library to create an interactive sound and color visualization. It displays a black canvas that turns yellow when a key is pressed, while simultaneously playing an audio file loaded via the p5.js-sound extension’s `loadSound` and `soundFile.play` methods. The sketch shows how keyboard input can trigger both visual feedback and audio playback, with the background reverting to black when the key is released. The code relies on p5.js’s `setup`, `keyPressed`, and `keyReleased` functions to manage the interaction.

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