Raspberry Pi-based audio spectrum display (schematic + code)

 
Overview
Bring a dance party wherever you go with the DFRobot 64x64 RGB Matrix Panel with a Raspberry Pi 3 B+! I had initially tried to use it with an ESP32 Firebeetle, but I couldn't get the library to work properly. So that meant I had to use a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ next. Thankfully, Adafruit offers a matrix HAT for the Raspberry Pi that takes care of all the 3.3v -> 5v logic level conversion. Both the HAT and the matrix have the same connector, but pin 8 (the white wire) is not plugged into the HAT. Because the HAT only supports up to 4 control lines, pin 8 for the 5th control line is connected to GPIO pin 24, making sure to use a 5V power supply that can supply up to 7A.
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