For time display, I used a WS2812 pixel screen.
Of course, you can also choose four screens like the one shown below, which are much smaller and cheaper.
The main circuitry includes the following parts:
I chose an ESP32 as the main controller, and other circuits mainly include an audio acquisition circuit, a USB expansion circuit, 



Structurally, because of the two different screen sizes, I designed two different sized models for easy replication. 


The assembly effect is shown below.
The software was written using VSCode + PlatformIO,
and the effect is shown below. 
All materials will be attached.
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