i have used HRTF impulse responses from the IRCAM listen project
( http://recherche.ircam.fr/equipes/salles/listen/download.html )
with Convolution2 a while ago. It works very nicely, after you have
truncated the IRs to the minimum required length (= minimum CPU
load). Don't ask me though how many convolutions you can get on one
machine. There's a menu item Extras -> HRIR preparation in
meloncillo ( sourceforge.net/projects/meloncillo ) that does the
impluse response truncation for you. the LISTEN database is only
sampled for some angles though - on the other hand you can choose
the file that is the most realistic for your head -, and you might
need to simulate spatial depth (distance) maybe....
ciao, -sciss-
Am 24.10.2007 um 17:50 schrieb Jascha Narveson:
I have some questions about Binaural sound.
General question:
I'd like to be able to work on an 8-channel piece without having
to always go to an 8-channel studio. It seems like I could do
this by setting up an array of 8 audio buses which would be routed
to 8 different binaurally filtered stereo buses, which would be
mixed to a straight stereo headphone signal. I'm only assuming
Binaural filtering can happen in real-time - or is it too tricky?
Advice?
specific Ambien question:
I've just been looking at Ambien, but I've already run into a
problem in that some of the examples make use of a Kemar class
which isn't in the Ambien package, and there's reference to a
directory called "KemarHRTF" which I also don't have. Where do I
get these things?
thanks,
jascha
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