Most digital techniques for frequency analysis yield constant bandwidth with uniform spacing of the bands, but Warp Processing maps the frequencies into 17 smoothly overlapping frequency bands which match the resolution of the cochlea and correspond to the auditory Bark scale. (The Bark scale incorporates the human auditory system’s critical bandwidth as the scale unit.)
Warp processing is very important in capturing an accurate assessment of the environment. With a short processing delay and smooth frequency response, this feature provides patients with a clear, balanced sound quality that is virtually distortion free.