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XYscope - Render graphics on a vector display (oscilloscope, laser) by converting them to audio.
Hey folks, just released XYscope last month and it's now available within Processing in the Contribution Manager. Details and demo video can be found here.
I still need to make some basic tutorials for hooking up an analog oscilloscope to your computer for using the library, but in the most basic form, you can use a 1/8" to RCA/cinch cable, going from your headphone jack to channels 1 and 2 of the oscilloscope, then switching it to X-Y mode. For best results you'll want to use a DC coupled audio interface.
Make something fancy with it? Please share below!
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