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The audio recording titled "Elevator Recording from November 25, 2014 using H2nextMS" opens with the whirring hum of a machine, possibly an elevator. As the doors slide closed with a soft whooshing sound, the subtle scent of cologne fills the small, enclosed space, hinting at the presence of a passersby who must have just left. The recording continues to capture the distinctive hum and the occasional mechanical clank of the elevator as it ascends or descends. The elevator seems to be located within a university building, as faint echoes of conversations, typical of a scholarly environment, permeate through the elevator shaft. Intermittently, the soft ping of the elevator reaching a new floor can be heard, followed by the sliding open and subsequent closing of the elevator doors. The recording is a perfect example of a field recording, capturing the everyday sounds of a university elevator. The audio concludes with the final hum of the machine as the
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The audio recording titled "Elevator Recording from November 25, 2014 using H2nextMS" opens with the whirring hum of a machine, possibly an elevator. As the doors slide closed with a soft whooshing sound, the subtle scent of cologne fills the small, enclosed space, hinting at the presence of a passersby who must have just left. The recording continues to capture the distinctive hum and the occasional mechanical clank of the elevator as it ascends or descends. The elevator seems to be located within a university building, as faint echoes of conversations, typical of a scholarly environment, permeate through the elevator shaft. Intermittently, the soft ping of the elevator reaching a new floor can be heard, followed by the sliding open and subsequent closing of the elevator doors. The recording is a perfect example of a field recording, capturing the everyday sounds of a university elevator. The audio concludes with the final hum of the machine as the
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