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The audio begins with the soft humming of a machine, possibly an old-school computer or a retro navigational device. This is followed by a series of beeps, similar to what you might hear when an object is being pinpointed on a digital map. A calm, authoritative voice then begins to detail the process of locating something on a map. The voice explains that the location indicator, or marker, is an essential tool in navigation systems. It's a visual cue, often represented by a small icon or symbol, that points out a specific place on the map. The machine-like hum and beeping continue subtly in the background, adding to the atmosphere of a high-tech control room or a navigator's cabin from years gone by. The voice further explains the functionality of the location indicator, detailing how it can be moved and adjusted to pinpoint different locations. Throughout, the audio conveys the feeling of a retro, machine-driven process of navigation, bringing to mind images of old-fashioned map
