In the audio titled "Rattling Keys Sound 1-2", the prominent sound that rings out is the distinct jingle of keys being rattled. The sound effect, commonly used in foley, begins with a soft clinking noise as the keys first make contact with each other. As it progresses, the intensity of the sound grows louder, creating a rhythmic pattern, almost like a melody. The keys' metallic tones produce a series of high and low pitched notes, resonating with the distinctive jangle of metal against metal. The audio has a continuous rattle, suggestive of numerous keys being shaken vigorously, evoking imagery of a large keyring being handled, possibly being turned or tossed around. This sound effect is brief, yet it encapsulates the typical sound of keys being rattled, a sound that's familiar and common in everyday life. The audio ends as abruptly as it starts, leaving behind the echo of the rattling keys, a sound that is often associated with security