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This audio recording, titled "Running Water Recorded on November 19, 2014 with H2nextXY-2", is a field recording capturing the soothing, rhythmic sounds of water. It was recorded at a university, giving a sense of an academic backdrop to the serene audio. The recording equipment used was a H2nextXY-2, known for its high fidelity and precision in capturing natural sounds. The recording starts with the gentle rustling of water, reminiscent of a stream or brook running over smooth pebbles. As the audio progresses, the sound of running water becomes more pronounced, showcasing the refreshing, calming, and invigorating power of water. In the background, there's a subtle hint of a cologne-like scent, a sensory detail that adds depth and richness to the audio, suggesting the setting to be a restroom, perhaps in the university building. This blend of natural water sounds and ambient, human-made scents creates a unique, immersive listening experience
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This audio recording, titled "Running Water Recorded on November 19, 2014 with H2nextXY-2", is a field recording capturing the soothing, rhythmic sounds of water. It was recorded at a university, giving a sense of an academic backdrop to the serene audio. The recording equipment used was a H2nextXY-2, known for its high fidelity and precision in capturing natural sounds. The recording starts with the gentle rustling of water, reminiscent of a stream or brook running over smooth pebbles. As the audio progresses, the sound of running water becomes more pronounced, showcasing the refreshing, calming, and invigorating power of water. In the background, there's a subtle hint of a cologne-like scent, a sensory detail that adds depth and richness to the audio, suggesting the setting to be a restroom, perhaps in the university building. This blend of natural water sounds and ambient, human-made scents creates a unique, immersive listening experience
