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The audio begins with a sound that immediately triggers the sensation of a strike against a microphone. This abrupt noise is disconcerting, echoing in the listener's ear like a sudden jolt of electricity. It's a harsh reminder of the microphone's presence, transforming it from a silent observer into a loud participant in the soundscape. Following the strike, the microphone's sound becomes muffled, as if it's struggling to regain its footing after the initial shock. The clarity of the sound gradually fades, replaced by a thick, unclear murmur. It's like trying to hear a conversation through a closed door, the words and tones swallowed up by the distance and the barrier. The microphone, once a clear channel of communication, now feels distant and distorted, its voice hidden behind a veil of static and noise.
