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In the audio titled "Clanging Cable Box", the listener is immediately immersed in an atmosphere of raw, unedited field recording. The audio starts with the distinct sound of a box, likely made of metal, being impacted. The sharp, resonating clang that follows suggests a strong, possibly forceful interaction with the box, akin to a bash. This is not a refined studio recording, but rather, a pure portrayal of ambient noise and atmospheric sound. The audio carries a distinct 'foley' quality, a term used to describe sound effects added to films and other media in post-production to enhance audio quality. Here, the foley is natural, unedited, and unfiltered, capturing the authentic essence of the scene. The clanging and bashing continue throughout, creating a rhythmic pattern of metal-on-metal contact. The raw audio invokes a sense of being present in the field, witnessing the interaction with the cable box firsthand. Despite the lack of visual cues, the listener can easily
