Audio File 004962 from NH8S on September 13, 2012 at 8:15 UTC on 18140 KHZ frequency
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This is a description of the audio file titled "Audio File 004962 from NH8S on September 13, 2012 at 8:15 UTC on 18140 KHZ frequency". The audio plays out over a backdrop of a constant hum, likely the product of the specified 18140 KHZ frequency. Intermittently, there are bursts of static, resembling the crackle of a CB radio being tuned or adjusted. Throughout the audio, there are a variety of sound effects. Some of these are reminiscent of Foley work, expertly crafted to mimic natural sounds. They range from the soft rustling of papers, the clinking of metal objects, to the faint murmur of distant voices. This creates an atmospheric effect, as if one is listening to a busy and active environment. Despite the cacophony of sounds, there is a peculiar rhythm to it, a structured chaos that suggests a sense of purpose. The recording feels like a snapshot of a moment
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This is a description of the audio file titled "Audio File 004962 from NH8S on September 13, 2012 at 8:15 UTC on 18140 KHZ frequency". The audio plays out over a backdrop of a constant hum, likely the product of the specified 18140 KHZ frequency. Intermittently, there are bursts of static, resembling the crackle of a CB radio being tuned or adjusted. Throughout the audio, there are a variety of sound effects. Some of these are reminiscent of Foley work, expertly crafted to mimic natural sounds. They range from the soft rustling of papers, the clinking of metal objects, to the faint murmur of distant voices. This creates an atmospheric effect, as if one is listening to a busy and active environment. Despite the cacophony of sounds, there is a peculiar rhythm to it, a structured chaos that suggests a sense of purpose. The recording feels like a snapshot of a moment
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