WaveTrace

Example 6 - Same input (Synthesized Violin Analog Wave) less vectors

Changing WaveTrace encoding parameters, we have achieved a less accurate reproduction of the wave but with much less data produced.

Here is what the reproduced wave looks like compared to the original wave:

And here are some statistics and comparison results:

The above graph compares the amount of bytes generated by WaveTrace and traditional A/D converters.

We have configured WaveTrace to encode the input wave using less vectors than it would normally output.
The result is 5 times less data than of a regular 44.1Khz encoder!
Once recorded as vectors, it is possible to implement any sort of post processing techniques to manipulate the decoding of the vectors. Filters, rounding, geometric formulae can all be applied to the resultant data.

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The above graph shows how the wave would be reproduced with no post processing of the WaveTrace data. And below is an example of the result of rounding! A perfect duplicate using 5 times less data!