The audio titled "Wood Combustion" opens with the crackling, pop-and-hiss of wood aflame. The sounds of fire consuming the wood, the burn, is vivid and raw. It's as if one is standing right next to a blazing campfire, the flames dancing and flickering in an old, open field. The recording is a field-recording, capturing the authentic and unaltered sounds of the environment. The quality is crystal clear, likely recorded using a Tascam DR-100, known for its high-quality audio capture. Sprinkled throughout the audio, a rhythmic tic-tac sound can be heard. The sound is reminiscent of an old wooden clock, ticking away in the background, adding a layer of depth and intrigue to the soundscape. The audio captures the essence of a wood combustion, from the initial spark to the slowly dying embers, enveloping the listener in a sensory experience that is both nostalgic and immersive.