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The audio begins with the soothing, harmonic resonance of a Shruti Box, an Indian musical instrument often used in classical Indian music. This particular sound has a hypnotic, drone-like quality as it reverberates through the listener's ears, creating an immersive, meditative soundscape. The Shruti Box, also known as a Peti or Surpeti, is a wooden instrument, typically rectangular and hand-operated. It's used to produce the drone sound, or 'Swar', essential in Indian music for maintaining the tonal foundation. The audio perfectly captures the depth and richness of the Swar, allowing listeners to fully experience the unique tonal texture of this traditional instrument. The Shruti Box's sound is steady and continuous, a sonorous hum that resonates with an almost hypnotic quality. It's as if the listener is being gently rocked by the waves of sound, drawing them deeper into the music. The drone is not harsh or jarring but maintains a soft, inviting
