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The audio begins with the distinct sound of a metal chair being dragged across a rough, coarse concrete surface. The resonating scrape of metal against the unyielding concrete echoes around, creating a sound that is a defining example of foley, a technique used to enhance the audio experience. This unedited field recording captures the raw essence of the act, the gritty scraping and grinding of the chair's legs against the floor. There are no interferences or breaks in the audio, providing an authentic and immersive experience. The sound, coarse and harsh, gives an impression of the weight and solidity of the chair, and the effort required to move it. The audio ends, leaving a lingering sensation of the metallic scrape, a testament to the power of sound in shaping perceptions.
