"Long Pull from an Espresso Machine Recorded on 22nd July 2018 with File Number 036629.flac"
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In this audio recording, the listener is introduced to the distinctive sound of an espresso machine in operation. The recording begins with the sharp, high-pitched hiss of steam, indicating the machine is warming up. This is followed by the sound of a metallic clinking, likely the espresso portafilter being locked into place. Next, the listener hears a strong, long pull of water coursing through the machine's system, a characteristic sound of an espresso being brewed. The pull is steady, suggesting the machine is in excellent condition. The sound of water hitting the espresso grounds creates a satisfying, rich pour, which gradually transitions into a slow, dripping sound as the extraction process nears completion. The final part of the audio is filled with the sound of the machine releasing steam, signalling the end of the brewing process. The recording concludes with the machine returning to its idle state, its faint hum serving as a backdrop to the overall soundscape. Throughou
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In this audio recording, the listener is introduced to the distinctive sound of an espresso machine in operation. The recording begins with the sharp, high-pitched hiss of steam, indicating the machine is warming up. This is followed by the sound of a metallic clinking, likely the espresso portafilter being locked into place. Next, the listener hears a strong, long pull of water coursing through the machine's system, a characteristic sound of an espresso being brewed. The pull is steady, suggesting the machine is in excellent condition. The sound of water hitting the espresso grounds creates a satisfying, rich pour, which gradually transitions into a slow, dripping sound as the extraction process nears completion. The final part of the audio is filled with the sound of the machine releasing steam, signalling the end of the brewing process. The recording concludes with the machine returning to its idle state, its faint hum serving as a backdrop to the overall soundscape. Throughou
