Falling Object (Simulation)

The audio begins with a soft, steady sound of an object dropping. It's steady, repetitive, and with a rhythm that mimics the physics of a falling object. The object's descent is methodical, and there's an anticipation that builds up as the object gets closer to the ground. The sound then shifts to a slightly harsher, more abrupt noise as the object hits the ground. There's a loud thud, followed by a clattering noise that signifies the object is bouncing or rolling away after impact. The echo of the fall resonates, leaving behind a brief moment of silence, before the cycle repeats again. The simulation accurately captures the sequence of events that an object undergoes as it falls – the initial drop, the fall, the impact, and the aftermath.