In this audio titled "Humming Interference", the listener is immersed in an atmospheric soundscape of static and buzzing. The audio mimics the experience of tuning an old-fashioned, analog amplitude-modulated radio, where the listener navigates through different frequencies, encountering a variety of noise and interferences. The audio begins with a low, ever-present hum that underlies the rest of the sound elements and forms the backbone of the audio. This hum comes across as a persistent, soft buzz, which is reminiscent of the background noise often heard on an AM radio. As the audio progresses, the listener experiences the sporadic interferences characteristic of tuning a radio. The sound of static, a bit crackly and abrupt, intermingles with the humming. It ebbs and flows, mimicking the sound of a radio frequency searching for a clear signal. The interference noise is not constant but fluctuates, giving the audio a dynamic, almost rhythmic quality. It intermittently breaks the