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In the audio titled "Transforming Items into Percussion Sounds 120", an array of ordinary objects are creatively repurposed to produce unique percussion sounds. The audio begins with distinctive drum-like beats, which are actually the sounds produced by everyday items, demonstrating the concept of foley - the art of creating sound effects using any available objects. As the audio progresses, the listener can hear a variety of rhythms and beats. These sounds are produced by different items, some of which clink, some of which thud, some of which rattle, and others that create a myriad of other sounds. Each object is manipulated in different ways - some are struck, some are shaken, and others are scraped or rubbed. The audio is a fascinating exploration of sound and highlights how everyday items can be transformed into unique percussion instruments. It's an auditory feast, demonstrating the versatility and endless possibilities of object-based percussion.
