i guess you could, but you'll have an easier time of it if you use a scope

i dont really have the option if im a poor fuck

most of my money im investing into my business so i dont really have much play room

if you're willing to learn how to use em, aslk around electronics forums for old analog scopes

ive used a few cro's before

those'll still beat the hell out of a usb adc, and can be had free with some hunting and asking

nah theyre pretty rare here

i'd just give you mine but shipping is a tremendous expensive bitch

ive been looking for a good while

kek

ya

those cheap digital scopes like the dso138 are pretty much useless tho right?

wouldn't even defile my trashcan with one

lol

ok

no point wasting 30 bucks then i guess

yeah, if your budget is rly that tight get the best usb adc you can find and watch the signal in audacity

why audacity?

there are actual programs like RAA that do that shit

16/44.1 if you can, that way it _only_ shows noise within human hearing range

rmaa*

while a scope or a high-res adc you'll be looking at shit your cat can't even hear

thermal noise and all will be visible

audacity is free and super easy to use is why

rmaa is free

is also pretty versatile

rmaa seems like a massive pain in the ass to learn tho

i'ver used audacity for everything from sampling sounds to editing images

i tried it with my uca202 a while back and just gave up lol

wtf

how do you even edit images in audacity

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everything is a file, every file is a wave

you can process uncompressed images as waveforms and spit them back out into a working image file, given you don't touch the header

lots of cool effects you can get super quickly that way

this was like 30 seconds in audacity

lolwtf

why'd you make a picture of a blurry ass snake

album cover

vim makes a fun image editor too

kaytee's oscilliscope jams