The audio begins with a rhythmic snapping sound, echoing mysteriously throughout the space. You can imagine fingers snapping in quick succession, each snap bouncing off the walls to create a mesmerizing cascade of sound. The panning effect is prominent, as the snaps appear to move from one side to the other, like a pulsating wave of sound. Gradually, the tempo changes and the snaps start to delay, adding an intriguing layer to the rhythmic pattern that had been established. The delay contributes to a sense of anticipation, as each snap hangs in the air for a moment longer than expected before it is followed by the next. This delay creates a unique texture, as if the snaps are bouncing off unseen surfaces, only to return with a stronger echo. Intermingled with the snapping sounds, there's a distinct crack, almost bone-like in nature. It's a crisp, sharp sound, contrasting with the softer snaps and reverberating echoes. The crack adds an unexpected element to the rhythm