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In this audio titled "Dribble Tap", the dominant sound is that of water, specifically the rhythmic dribbling of a tap in a bathroom setting. It imitates the calming, natural resonance of a gentle rain. The sound, while steady, is not a constant stream, rather it mimics the way one might run their fingers through a stream of water, intermittently interrupting the flow. It is reminiscent of the way one might run in and out of the rain, the pitter-patter of droplets intermittently hitting the ground. The scene is further set by the subtle echoes that bounce off the hard surfaces, creating a sense of space and solitude. It's almost as if someone just ran into the bathroom to wash their hands, left the tap running, and ran out again. The dribble is not rushed but has a tranquil, tinkling quality to it. It is the sound of water running from a tap, yet it evokes a sense of the outdoors, of
