Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
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The format can be read by Numpy, I'm almost sure. The tricky thing is that I think they have some sort of weird elevation scheme, so getting from 360 degree azimuth to what they have is weird, or something like that?
Have a gist: https://gist.github.com/camlorn/83a0666 … dd5412be72
I took the two files of my HRTF Python thing, threw them back to back with comments, search for main.py to skip the first one. That equalizes the MIT dataset if you extract it in the hardcoded path. It's not complete but it has the minimum phase formulas, passable equalization code (could be better, but passable), the bilinear interpolation formulas, and the Woodworth ITD formula for computing the interaural time difference. It's not really commented but the prints give some idea what each step is. Your mileage may vary depending on how much of the underlying math you know, but it's at least something until such time as I have the time to put together a blog post.
If you separate the files and install numpy, scipy, and pyo, it should be runnable.
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