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This audio recording, titled "Mobile Phone Recording from November 19, 2014 using H2nextXY", is a unique piece of auditory history captured using a mobile phone. It is a field recording made on a crisp autumn day in 2014, in the bustling surroundings of a university environment. Throughout the recording, you can hear the background hum of student chatter, the occasional rustling of papers, and the distinctive ringing of a phone signal breaking through the ambient noise. The recording, made in the vibrant city of Cologne, provides an immersive experience of the university atmosphere. The audio quality, enhanced by the use of H2nextXY technology, adds a layer of authenticity to the recording, capturing every subtle sound, from distant footsteps to the soft echo of doors closing. The recording serves as a time capsule, preserving the unique blend of sounds that encapsulates the rhythm of university life.
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This audio recording, titled "Mobile Phone Recording from November 19, 2014 using H2nextXY", is a unique piece of auditory history captured using a mobile phone. It is a field recording made on a crisp autumn day in 2014, in the bustling surroundings of a university environment. Throughout the recording, you can hear the background hum of student chatter, the occasional rustling of papers, and the distinctive ringing of a phone signal breaking through the ambient noise. The recording, made in the vibrant city of Cologne, provides an immersive experience of the university atmosphere. The audio quality, enhanced by the use of H2nextXY technology, adds a layer of authenticity to the recording, capturing every subtle sound, from distant footsteps to the soft echo of doors closing. The recording serves as a time capsule, preserving the unique blend of sounds that encapsulates the rhythm of university life.
