"Copy Machine Recording from November 18, 2014_H2nextXY"

The audio recording titled "Copy Machine Recording from November 18, 2014_H2nextXY" begins with the faint hum of a bustling university environment. The background is filled with the soft rustle of papers, the distant echo of students' conversations, and the occasional laughter, all muffled by the steady rhythm of a well-used electronic device. Then, the main subject of the recording, a copy machine, starts its mechanical symphony. It initiates with the sound of a button being pressed, followed by a brief pause, and then the machine begins its process. The whirring of the machine's motor is consistent, occasionally punctuated by the sharp clatter of papers being sorted and printed. As the recording continues, the scent of warm paper and faint traces of cologne become almost palpable, perhaps a lingering essence of the last user. The device emits a series of rhythmic mechanical sounds, showcasing the seamless choreography of its internal parts. This field recording captures