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        <description>Previously I was using the microphone on the M5Stack Core Fire for audio input, this worked well, but heard everything. I made many attempts to just do an analog reading from my mp3 player/MOVI device, and others. Ending up having to put an audio amplifier, with a voltage divider, and changing the M5Stack Core Fire to a generic ESP32. Finally I got some results - but they weren't quite what I was expecting.  Test 1 - No real changes to the original (microphone input) sketch.  Test 2 - Made changes to the sketch, which is interesting, but not at all what I was looking for.  Test 3 - I just made one simple change, by adding a negative to one side of the display routine. This is very close to what wanted. Music: LoFi Chill (Medium Version) by BoDleasons https://pixabay.com/music/beats-lofi-chill-medium-version-159456/</description>
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