This document discusses audio transmission and waveform shaping using visible light communication (VLC). It presents a system for real-time audio transmission using VLC and analyzes the bandwidth of the system by testing square waveforms with and without a waveform shaping circuit. The system transmits audio signals from a source like a mobile phone to a receiver using a white LED and solar panel. Testing of square waveforms shows that the bandwidth is higher when using a waveform shaping circuit, as it recovers the original waveform shape after transmission. The system demonstrates that VLC can transmit audio signals over a distance without data loss or noise and has benefits over traditional wireless communication technologies.