Activity for Sergejs
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Sergejs posted a comment on ticket #1
Hello, sorry for missing the issue previously, When I see this my first guesses are: If you are playing with multiple overlapping grids (multiple points for the same angle where only radius differs) all of this is untested preview. Basically I made the scripts to show how to simulate the raw data, but as I have no use for multi-radius SOFA files I did not test if all post processing scripts can handle such data, Nor I know how will your software expect multi-radius SOFA file to look like. You just...
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Hi, Can't say these are your main problems, but: 1. Warning around PyFar version conflict has a workaround - as explained in this ticket: https://github.com/Any2HRTF/Mesh2HRTF/issues/120 2. Non Convergence may actually be critical here - because it affects frequencies below 22.05 kHz - you need at least enough data to export 44.1 kHz SOFA file. If you see something else, please printout which sounds unusual. Also, everything is quite simple, commented Python code - no coding wizzardry. It is often...
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thank you!
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Sofa file names in AllSofaFiles1 and AllSofaFiles2 sorted alphabetically
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Hi, looks good - I assume it works. Could you please add a version information to the file itself? something like # v3.02 20xxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (by xxxxxxxx) version = 'v3.02' # <<< for printouts. then I will merge it.
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Hi, in case you want a more simple and robust HeSuVi setup, you can try this approach: https://youtu.be/is0P7t7ccNk?list=PL_ltVAvBZpIKP14YAlF98G8EHkHlXFpKx In my experience the latency is not much worse at all.
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Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF
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added wip version of Smoothing for Sofa HRTFs
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added Diffuse field EQ script
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Mesh2HRTF options
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Mesh2HRTF options
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virtual_surround_with_headtracking_tutorial
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Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF
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tips_to_configure_HeSuVi
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Home
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added SOFA CONVOLVER and a few more convertion script improvements
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added stereo and matrix convolver WAV converters. As well as special headphone calibration SOFA converters
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updated readme for evaluation grids
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removing incompatible evaluation grids
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fixed evaluation grids for multi-radius simulations
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small tweaks to grids
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added HeSuVi_HRIR_db PNG plots part2
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added HeSuVi_HRIR_db PNG plots part1
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added HeSuVi_HRIR_db PDF plots
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added HeSuVi_HRIR_db with SOFA files
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Evaluation grids and many script improvements
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Earful_tutorial
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Earful_tutorial
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Home
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virtual_surround_with_headtracking_tutorial
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+1 to support OSC output. It would allow to use the tracking with 3D binaural audio - SPARTA Binauraliser.
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Earful_tutorial
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wiki_files_2
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fixed readme about Kemar for Mesh2HRTF
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add Kemar for Mesh2HRTF p2
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add Kemar for Mesh2HRTF
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Initial commit
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Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF
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Basic_HRTF_tutorial
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tips_to_configure_HeSuVi
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Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF
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tips_to_configure_HeSuVi
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tips_to_configure_HeSuVi
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Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF
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FYI, There is now a script to plot every HeSuVi compatible .wav file for visual comparison. https://sourceforge.net/p/mesh2hrtf-tools/wiki/Common_HRTF_conversion_and_analysis/#plot-all-hesuvi-data-and-convert-to-sofa-format For example:
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tips_to_configure_HeSuVi
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Home
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Update: There is now even simpler and resource-efficient method to convert SOFA to HeSuVi (and also the other way around: from HeSuVi to SOFA format). hesuvi_to_sofa_converter.py with a step-by-step tutorial. More details about different converters here: https://sourceforge.net/p/mesh2hrtf-tools/wiki/Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF/#hesuvi
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Application_notes_1_General_HRTF_usage_advice
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Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF
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Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF
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Common_HRTF_conversion_and_analysis
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Common_HRTF_conversion_and_analysis
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v1.02 for all convert_n_analyse_HRTF scripts
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wiki_files_2
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msg v1.01 for all convert_n_analyse_HRTF scripts
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Common_HRTF_conversion_and_analysis
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added convert_n_analyse_HRTF scripts v1.0
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virtual_surround_with_headtracking_tutorial
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wiki_files_2
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virtual_surround_with_headtracking_tutorial
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Advanced_SOFA_to_HeSuVi_conversion
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Advanced_SOFA_to_HeSuVi_conversion
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wiki_files_2
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Earful_tutorial
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wiki_files_2
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Home
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Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF
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Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF
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Confusion_of_7-1 and 5-1_channel_order_in_Windows
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virtual_surround_with_headtracking_tutorial
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Compiling_hrtf_mesh_grading_on_Windows
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Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF
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Application_notes_1_General_HRTF_usage_advice
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in the Reaper processing part stage 5, there is a link to another tutorial that explains for to load SOFA file into the VST plugin and configure the channel mapping.
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Small announcement - new tutorial how to use SOFA files in HeSuVi: https://sourceforge.net/p/mesh2hrtf-tools/wiki/Advanced_SOFA_to_HeSuVi_conversion/ If you are already using HeSuVi, now it is even easier to directly try individual HRTF from a SOFA file. Together with Mesh2HRTF tutorials, now most people can get true individual HRTF and directly compare it to all available impulse responses using HeSuVi. Compared to the previously known SOFA conversion process: https://sourceforge.net/p/hesuvi/wiki/How-To%20Record%20Impulse%20Responses%20Digitally/#record-impulse-responses-from-sofa-files...
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Here is a working solution to convert any SOFA file to HeSuVi and add any other effects and equalization: https://sourceforge.net/p/mesh2hrtf-tools/wiki/Advanced_SOFA_to_HeSuVi_conversion/
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virtual_surround_with_headtracking_tutorial
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Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF
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Everyday_use_of_SOFA_HRTF
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Home
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Advanced_SOFA_to_HeSuVi_conversion
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wiki_files_2
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Home
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Advanced_SOFA_to_HeSuVi_conversion
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Advanced_SOFA_to_HeSuVi_conversion
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Advanced_SOFA_to_HeSuVi_conversion
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wiki_files_2
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Advanced_SOFA_to_HeSuVi_conversion
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wiki_files_2
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Confusion_of_7-1 and 5-1_channel_order_in_Windows
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Confusion_of_7-1 and 5-1_channel_order_in_Windows
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wiki_files_2
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Confusion_of_7-1 and 5-1_channel_order_in_Windows
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wiki_files_2
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Basic_HRTF_tutorial
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