Subband HRTF

Libraries for subband approximation of HRTFs

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Head-related transfer functions (HRTFs) are used for binaural synthesis of virtual sound sources presented via headphones. This code here allows to represent HRTFs in subband allowing efficient processing of many sources in real time.

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