I'd like to transmit an audio signal over a digital radio and I figured out I'd need an op-amp in an inverting configuration on the transmitting side to turn a -2V to 2V signal into a 0-4V one. That will be fed into an ADC which then supplies the radio with a digital signal. On the receiving side though I'd need to do the reverse in order to hear the audio properly, so that means the 0-4V signal now needs to be the -2V to 2V one again. Could an op-amp also be used for this, and how? Thanks for helping!
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Could an op-amp also be used for this, and how?
No need to use an op-amp if your signal is audio. Shifting a biased audio signal of 0 - 4 volts to an unbiased voltage requires only a RC high pass filter. It will remove the DC offset: -
You decide on the values of R and C so that the lowest frequency you wish to pass is: -
$$F_{LOW} = \dfrac{1}{2\pi RC}$$
