Filling a Glass at the Sink 02

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The sound begins with the distant noise of a faucet being turned on. There's an immediate rush of water hitting the base of a sink, a hollow, echoing sound that resonates throughout the recording. Shortly after, the distinct noise of water splashing against the inside of a glass can be heard. The sound is much softer, more subdued, as the water fills the glass. The flow of water slows down gradually, suggesting the glass is nearly full. The water flow is then abruptly cut off, leaving behind a few residual drips and the calming echo of water settling in the glass. The entire process is a harmonious blend of sounds that paint a vivid picture of someone filling a glass at a sink.