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the def files for make_hrtf all contain references to the raw
impulse response files.<br>
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From what (little) I understand they try to remove the influence
of the recording and speaker equipment from the HRTF. Isn't that
a good thing?<br>
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float: none;">Looking at them in a wave file editor, they all
seem to be rather shorter (almost clipped) and "less delayed". <br>
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Dennis Franken<br>
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