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This audio recording is titled "Interface Saw Sound at 122 Beats Per Minute from August 1, 1989". As the title suggests, it's a sound effect audio clip, often abbreviated as SFX. The main sound heard throughout the recording is that of a saw, which is typically used in the realm of computer interface or digital technology sounds. This saw sound is rhythmic and maintains a steady pace at 122 beats per minute, providing a consistent and unchanging tempo. This sound effect clip has been dated back to the 1st of August in the year 1989, adding a vintage or retro feel to it. The age of the clip might indicate that it's been used in older, perhaps classic, technological devices or software, contributing to its nostalgic value. The saw sound itself is mechanical and somewhat sharp, mimicking the noise you might hear from a real-life saw, but with a digital twist. Its distinctive character makes it easily recognizable and effective as a sound effect
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This audio recording is titled "Interface Saw Sound at 122 Beats Per Minute from August 1, 1989". As the title suggests, it's a sound effect audio clip, often abbreviated as SFX. The main sound heard throughout the recording is that of a saw, which is typically used in the realm of computer interface or digital technology sounds. This saw sound is rhythmic and maintains a steady pace at 122 beats per minute, providing a consistent and unchanging tempo. This sound effect clip has been dated back to the 1st of August in the year 1989, adding a vintage or retro feel to it. The age of the clip might indicate that it's been used in older, perhaps classic, technological devices or software, contributing to its nostalgic value. The saw sound itself is mechanical and somewhat sharp, mimicking the noise you might hear from a real-life saw, but with a digital twist. Its distinctive character makes it easily recognizable and effective as a sound effect
