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In this auditory experience titled, "Ash Barrel Closure", recorded on December 2, 2013, a rich soundscape unfolds, captured through the sensitive lens of a Zoom H2nXY microphone. The recording takes place indoors, within a bustling university environment, more specifically - Leuphana campus. The soundscape is a blend of distinct, yet harmonious elements. The primary sound, as the title suggests, is the closure of an ash barrel—a trashcan specifically designed for ash disposal. This unique audio element lends a rustic, tactile quality to the soundscape, the metallic clasp of the ash barrel echoing in the space, creating an almost rhythmic pattern. Around this central sound, the ambient noise of the campus fills in the picture. The muted hum of conversations, the shuffle of footsteps, the distant clatter of activity all contribute to the vibrant tapestry of university life. These elements, captured in the field-recording, provide an immersive listening experience that transports you
