Details
As the audio track titled "36-Lights" begins, you're immediately greeted by the soft, subtle sounds that conjure up the image of light. The gentle, rhythmic crinkling of light bulbs being switched on and off sets a warm, inviting tone. This is a foley effect, a technique used in sound design to create ambient noise and enhance the auditory experience. As the track progresses, you perceive a succession of different light effects. Each light seems to carry its own distinct sound, from the sharp flick of a lighter to the dull hum of a fluorescent tube coming to life. These sounds are layered over each other, creating a rich tapestry that evokes an immersive, sensory experience of light. Towards the middle of the audio, the pace begins to pick up. The sounds of lights being switched on and off become more rapid and intense, creating a sense of urgency. This is followed by a period of calm where the sound of a single, steady light pervades
