> What is the license of the files in the samples/ directory? I see a
> soundfont
> that appears to be freeware (although not free software), and the spectral
> datafiles which I don't know how they were generated.
>

The spectral files came from Brian in Maynooth and I think they derived
from teh MIT HRTF measuremnets.
==John ff


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yes, and DFT'd. They come from MIT and are based on the
same data as HRTFCompact.



At 22:29 07/01/2009, you wrote:
>El 25/12/08 13:44 jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk escribió:
> > > What is the license of the files in the samples/ directory? I see a
> > > soundfont
> > > that appears to be freeware (although not free software), and the
> > > spectral datafiles which I don't know how they were generated.
> >
> > The spectral files came from Brian in Maynooth and I think they derived
> > from teh MIT HRTF measuremnets.
>
>I'm sorry for the delay. The spectral files are just data gathered by
>measurements?
>
>Saludos,
>Felipe Sateler
>
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Yes; the HRTF data is coding of measurements made by MIT Media Lab and
available from them

"This data is Copyright 1994 by the MIT Media Laboratory. It is
provided free with no restrictions on use, provided the authors are
cited when the data is used in any research or commercial
application."

==John ffitch
]

> yes, and DFT'd. They come from MIT and are based on the
> same data as HRTFCompact.
>
>
>
> At 22:29 07/01/2009, you wrote:
>>El 25/12/08 13:44 jpff@cs.bath.ac.uk escribió:
>> > > What is the license of the files in the samples/ directory? I see a
>> > > soundfont
>> > > that appears to be freeware (although not free software), and the
>> > > spectral datafiles which I don't know how they were generated.
>> >
>> > The spectral files came from Brian in Maynooth and I think they
>> derived
>> > from teh MIT HRTF measuremnets.
>>
>>I'm sorry for the delay. The spectral files are just data gathered by
>>measurements?
>>
>>Saludos,
>>Felipe Sateler
>>
>>
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That sounds great to me.  I am guessing that it was the "Compact HRTF
measurements" file that was used.  I think the original Csound "HRTFCompact"
file should also be added to that directory so that it can be easily
distributed (or is it already included with the manual?).

Anthony

Felipe Sateler wrote on 1/8/09 1:28 PM:

> Can I put a notice in the samples subdir? Something like this:
> 
> The HRTF datafiles are the result of a Discrete Fourier Transform of the
> measurements made in the MIT Media Lab by Bill Gardner 
> and Keith Martin . The original data is Copyright 1994 by
> the MIT Media Lab and is provided free with no restrictions on use, provided
> the authors are cited when the data is used in any research or commercial
> application. The original data can be found at
> http://sound.media.mit.edu/resources/KEMAR.html
> 
> 
> If someone (Victor?) could provide more detail on how the original data (and
> which datased was used) was processed, I can put it in that file too.


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