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 The **Audio Spatialisation for Headphones** (**ASH**) Impulse Response Dataset is a set of impulse responses that can be used for binaural synthesis of spatial audio systems on headphones. It includes binaural room impulse responses (BRIRs), headphone compensation filters (HpCFs) and configuration files for Equalizer APO. The dataset can be used to create spatial surround sound on headphones by convolving an audio stream with a set of BRIRs and a HpCF.
 
 ## Binaural Room Impulse Responses
-The dataset includes a set of BRIRs that were derived from a range of freely available BRIR datasets. The BRIRs were measured using head and torso simulators (HATS) in a variety of reverberant rooms, each containing unique acoustical properties. For each room, a set of BRIRs are provided for a range of source directions around the head on the horizontal plane. The BRIRs have been equalised to remove undesired spectral colouration and to make the BRIRs compatible with diffuse-field equalised headphones. The BRIRs are provided as 2 channel WAV files with a sampling rate of 44100Hz.
+The dataset includes a set of BRIRs that were derived from a range of publicly available BRIR datasets. The BRIRs were measured using head and torso simulators (HATS) in a variety of reverberant rooms, each containing unique acoustical properties. For each room, a set of BRIRs are provided for a range of source directions around the head on the horizontal plane. The BRIRs have been equalised to remove undesired spectral colouration and to make the BRIRs compatible with diffuse-field equalised headphones. The BRIRs are provided as 2 channel WAV files with a sampling rate of 44100Hz.
 
 ## Headphone Compensation Filters
 The dataset also includes compensation filters for a wide range of commonly used headphones. The filters can be used to equalise individual headphones to the diffuse-field target frequency response. Individual headphone equalisation is recommended to compensate for undesired spectral colouration introduced by the listener's headphones and to improve the plausibility of the binaural simulations. The filters are provided as single channel WAV files with a sampling rate of 44100Hz. Magnitude response plots of the filters are also provided.