Spin Cycle at Floor Level in WM Format, 24 Bit, 96kHz, Mono

The audio begins with the soft, low hum of a washing machine in its spin cycle. The sound source seems to be located at floor level, capturing the machine's vibrations against the ground. As the cycle continues, the rhythmical whirring of the spin cycle becomes more pronounced, echoing in the small confines of the room. Halfway through the recording, the machine transitions into its drain cycle. The sound of water gurgling as it's sucked down the drain is crystal clear, captured in high-quality 24 Bit, 96kHz mono audio. The washing machine's mechanical humming lowers in pitch as the water level decreases, the draining water creating an almost soothing, rhythmic pattern. As the spin cycle resumes, the washing machine's drum spins faster, its noise growing louder and more consistent. The metallic clinking of the drum reverberates, filling the room with a steady, mechanical lullaby. Towards the end of the audio, the washing machine slows down, its