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This audio recording captures the unique sound of a 100Hz television being turned on. The audio starts with the soft click of the power button, a sound that evokes nostalgia for older television models. This is immediately followed by a low hum, which gradually increases in intensity and frequency, signifying the television warming up and coming to life. The hum reaches its peak at 100Hz, creating a steady, reassuring tone that fills the room. The sound is typical of the audiovisual effects and Foley techniques used in TV and film production, giving a realistic representation of a common household device being activated.
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This audio recording captures the unique sound of a 100Hz television being turned on. The audio starts with the soft click of the power button, a sound that evokes nostalgia for older television models. This is immediately followed by a low hum, which gradually increases in intensity and frequency, signifying the television warming up and coming to life. The hum reaches its peak at 100Hz, creating a steady, reassuring tone that fills the room. The sound is typical of the audiovisual effects and Foley techniques used in TV and film production, giving a realistic representation of a common household device being activated.
