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The audio recording titled "Snapped String" begins with the crisp, ambient sounds of a field recording. You can hear the distinctive noise of a guitar being finely tuned, the metallic resonances echoing in the background. The guitar, an electric one, is being handled with care, the sound of fingertips brushing against the strings is quite discernible. There's a tangible sense of anticipation, like the calm before a storm. Suddenly, there's an unexpected, sharp sound - the unmistakable noise of a string snapping. The twang reverberates, followed by a heartbreaking silence. The sound is so vivid, so raw, it's as if you can feel the tension of the string right before it breaks, and the sudden release that follows. This is immediately followed by the sound of grasopt, a foley effect that adds an element of realism to the audio. It's the sound of a person, probably the guitarist, grasping at the broken string in disbelief or frustration. The audio then
