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In the audio titled "Scalpel", the ambiance of a studio, presumably a sound or recording studio, is immediately noticeable. The distinct echoes, the low hum of audio-technica equipment and the subtle background noise of interactivity all suggest a space dedicated to sound production. As the audio progresses, the distinct sound of a DMI, or a digital musical instrument, begins to play. The notes are metallic, sharp, and precise like a scalpel, perhaps a metaphorical representation of surgical precision in sound manipulation. There is a constant underlying sound that's comparable to the sliding or 'deslizar' of metal on metal. It creates an engaging rhythm, which seamlessly blends with the DMI's notes. There's a clear evidence of thoughtful design or 'diseo' in the audio. It's not just about the sounds, but also about the silences in between, the rises and falls in the tempo, creating a layered, textural experience for the listener
