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A head-related transfer function (HRTF) node for Firewheel, powered by Fyrox’s IRCAM-based HRIR.
HRTFs can provide far more convincing spatialization compared to simpler techniques. They simulate the way our bodies filter sounds based on where they’re coming from, allowing you to distinguish up/down, front/back, and the more typical left/right.
This simulation is moderately expensive. You’ll generally want to avoid more than 32-64 HRTF emitters, especially on less powerful devices.
Structs§
- Distance
Attenuation - The parameters which describe how to attenuate a sound based on its distance from the listener.
- FftSize
- Describes the size of the FFT processing block.
- Hrtf
Config - Configuration for
HrtfNode. - Hrtf
Node - Head-related transfer function (HRTF) node.
- Subject
Bytes - A cheaply cloneable collection of HRIR bytes.
Enums§
- Distance
Model - The method in which to calculate the volume of a sound based on the distance from the listener.
- Hrir
Source - Provides a source for the HRIR sphere data.
- Hrtf
Node Patch - The patch enum for
HrtfNode, generated by Firewheel’sPatchderive macro. - Subject
- HRIR subjects embedded directly in the binary.