An adaptation and simplification using UIX and the ESP LCD Panel API
- Less flicker than the original
- Supports the ESP-IDF and Arduino
- Doesn't use deprecated APIs
- No dependency to FastLED or the M5 stack libraries
- Uses the htcw_* ecosystem, including UIX and GFX for rendering.
- No more labyrinth of classes
- No more requiring PSRAM
- Far fewer dynamic allocations
- Main logic is isolated to ui.hpp and main.cpp
- More modern C++ using GP more than OOP
by honey the codewitch
Adapted from
You can watch a video explainer here (YouTube) which goes into a bit more detail on the audio capabilities of the device.
This project is a nice little demo of audio on the M5Stack Core 2 with some simple visualisations.
You'll need to use PlatformIO to build the project.
To clone the repo use:
git clone https://github.com/atomic14/m5stack-core2-audio-monitor.git
Hopefully, the code should be easy to understand.
If you want to add some more visualisations then please open up a pull request and contribute some code.
And if you'd like to buy me a coffee...
