Hi  Frodo,

you could try [hrir~], an external that I created based on Qu’s HRIR database. 
Besides the traditional azimuth and elevation, this database has recordings at 
distances between 20 and 160 cm, so you could truly spatialize sounds, not 
limited to the surface of a sphere as in the case of other databases.

Here’s the link:

http://onkyo.u-aizu.ac.jp/software/hrir/

Cheers,

Julian.





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> Hi all,
> I am searching for an object for binaural spatialisation in PD.
> If I am not wrong the state of the art in PD is cw_binaural~. Am I right?
> All the other objects I tried do not seem to work well, i.e., earplug~, or
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>> I am searching for an object for binaural spatialisation in PD. ... Do 
>> you have any suggestions for other objects?
> Maybe try iem_ambi, I think it has a binaural decoder (from ambisonics).
> https://git.iem.at/pd/iem_ambi
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> I've never used it myself though.
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