Arduino to make sounds

Ultra gay

what are you an analog purist?

Nope

But Arduino sucks for audio

you'd have to qualify that statement to drive the point home, im sure i can get some useful noise out of it

short of some fidelity issue i dont know about yet

this project is actually good since it doesnt use many parts that i dont have yet

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*Students kneel as Professor Leonard patrickjmt and Salman Khan take their thrones*

>watching all videos made by Indians on mute with captions
>still having to look at their hands

Indians are the gods of comp sci

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Indians are bad teachers because they treat science as a recipe, a rote process without explanation of the individual steps and components

that sounds like Indians teaching is the same a taking a photo copy of a page and then take a photo copy of the photo copy, in the long run it becomes degraded to the point of worthless

thats why i suck at this <:pepe_smug:378719408341909506>

i soldered an SMD for the second time, onto the HTV-1 Voltmeter kit they didnt send me instructions for, and i cant find anywhere. So i have yet to solder an SMD that i actually have confirmed to be working

I should start a company that sells better DIY kits, with instructions in English as first language, not this chinky crap i keep ordering

This is what i'll be trying not to destroy tonite
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFRVeoh20Bc

Or not quite, I have the one with ICL8038, not XR2206

seems like all the youtubers got the XR2206 model so i cant find a video to play along with

niggy blobules

balls

The solder points on top are terrible

Don't do only half of the work

Especially since it's there only to help mechanically<:think_madpepe:378717098630971395>

fine i'll touch it up. I didnt feel like going to town on those prongs since theyre not connected to anything and i may be running low on solder

figured someone would bitch me out if i was wrong 🤣

cant test it until i build this bitch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl-mDqMHoKw&feature=youtu.be

Test it by using it<:thronk:441701565607444482> <:thronk:441701565607444482>

it doesnt have a screen, or even any LEDS. all i can test is if theres power running through it AFAIK

What's the max frequency?

Or connect a speaker and use some Soundwave analyze on your phone

400khz

i was pretty sure i'd need some kind of amp to hook it up to a speaker but i could easily be wrong

I'm hoping the board already has that

What are the ICs it came with?

ICL8038CCP Dip14, TL082 Dip8, ICL7660S Dip8
idk what they do yet, i still have to look for their datasheets. Because given the sparse directions, you can really build these without learning much at all.

To 082 is an amp