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This audio recording captures the unique sounds associated with the manipulation of a wet rubber mask. It begins with the distinct foley sound of water splashing gently, indicating the mask being dampened. There's an immediate shift in sound texture as the handling of the silicone-based material commences. As the mask is picked up, you can hear the soft, wet squelches that the rubber produces. It paints a vivid picture of a hands-on interaction with a flexible, slightly slippery object. As the stretching begins, the audio recording captures the array of sounds that the rubber mask emits under stress. There's a series of low-pitched creaks and high-pitched squeaks, the unmistakable sounds of rubber being stretched to its limits. These sounds ebb and flow, attesting to the mask's elasticity. The handler's fingers slip occasionally, adding a variety of sharp, short sounds that punctuate the main stretching noise. The audio ends with the mask being released, its rubbery
