Basic Echo Test for Gunshot Sounds

The audio starts with a simple, metallic echo that resonates in the air, similar to a gunshot being discharged. The echo reverberates, creating an atmospheric sound that bounces back and forth, illustrating a clear, distinct gunshot sound. Following the initial gunshot, there's a subsequent series of shots, each mimicking the sound produced by different firearms. There's a heavier, more robust sound similar to a rifle's discharge, followed by a lighter, more sharp and crisp sound, akin to a pistol's firing. These sounds, characterized by their distinct metallic quality, exhibit a stark contrast, adding to the diversity of gunshot sounds in the audio. As the audio progresses, there's an addition of an explosion sound. It's a loud, resonant bang that echoes and reverberates, simulating the aftermath of a powerful discharge or a flash gunshot, bringing a sense of intensity and drama to the audio. Throughout the audio, each gunshot sound is isolated, allowing listeners to distinguish b