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The audio titled "Paper Destroyer" commences with the unique, almost rhythmic sound of paper being shredded, captured in vivid detail through the method of field recording. The abstract nature of the audio is captivating, drawing in the audience by incorporating raw and unfiltered noise. As the audio progresses, the listener is introduced to the improvised sounds, adding an unpredictable and spontaneous element to the audio. The sound of the paper destruction is not monotonous; instead, it varies in intensity and speed, reflecting the unpredictable nature of the process. Simultaneously, an ambient undertone is subtly present throughout the audio, providing a soothing contrast to the harsher, more disruptive sound of the paper destruction. This ambient sound is skillfully looped, creating a continuous, enveloping backdrop to the primary noise. The audio is a fascinating blend of the systematic destruction of paper and the calming, ambient backdrop. The contrast between these two ele
