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As the audio experience titled "Stages" begins, listeners are enveloped in a richly textured soundscape. The audio opens with a gentle, rhythmic pattern that mirrors the cadence of footsteps, suggesting the progress of an individual traversing a path. This is an application of the foley technique, a form of sound design that imitates real-world sounds. The footfall rhythm gradually grows louder, mimicking the approach of the walker. Subtle nuances in the sound imply a change in surfaces, which could be indicative of different stages or phases of the journey. The sound of the steps shifts from a soft, muted thud - as if walking on grass or soil - to a harder, echoing click - hinting at a transition onto a stony or wooden surface. As the audio progresses, the tempo of the footsteps varies, suggesting a change in the walker's pace. Moments of slower, more measured steps alternate with quicker, more hurried sequences, reflecting the various stages of
