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HRTF provides binaural 3D audio rendering for Processing 4 using SOFA-format HRIR databases with spherical-harmonic direction interpolation. It integrates with the Sound library as an Effect (hrtf.process(source)) and also offers a standalone mode that works without it. All runtime dependencies are shaded and relocated inside the jar so the library cannot clash with other libraries on the classpath. GPL-3.0 licensed, source at https://github.com/trackme518/HRTF. Distribution assets (HRTF.zip / HRTF.txt) are attached to the GitHub release and served via the stable /releases/latest/ URL.
@trackme518 deep apologies for the delay in reviewing your submission.
just two things before we can add this to the contributions manager - the zip file stores the routes with backslashes, and when I unzipped it, it didn't have the folder structure, everything was flat, with the route in the name. When I manually put everything in the suggested folder structure, Processing found the library and it loaded - it didn't otherwise.
Only other thing is, on your documentation website, you have a link which isn't live: https://trackme518.github.io/HRTF/reference/
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[-]New library: HRTF[/-][+]New library: HRTF [/+]github-actions commentedon Sep 17, 2026
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mingness commentedon Oct 20, 2026
@trackme518 deep apologies for the delay in reviewing your submission.
just two things before we can add this to the contributions manager - the zip file stores the routes with backslashes, and when I unzipped it, it didn't have the folder structure, everything was flat, with the route in the name. When I manually put everything in the suggested folder structure, Processing found the library and it loaded - it didn't otherwise.
Only other thing is, on your documentation website, you have a link which isn't live: https://trackme518.github.io/HRTF/reference/