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This is an audio file from July 16, 1997, titled "Packet Audio File". The audio starts with the sound of a packet being opened, creating a unique blend of rustling, crinkling, and tearing noises. This particular sound effect is highly reminiscent of foley artistry, suggesting the use of everyday objects to create realistic, immersive soundscapes. The audio continues with more packet-related sounds, such as the item inside being taken out and the empty packet being crumpled and discarded. Throughout the audio, the listener can identify various auditory elements that make the experience more relatable and familiar, evoking the sensation of physically handling and opening a packet.
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This is an audio file from July 16, 1997, titled "Packet Audio File". The audio starts with the sound of a packet being opened, creating a unique blend of rustling, crinkling, and tearing noises. This particular sound effect is highly reminiscent of foley artistry, suggesting the use of everyday objects to create realistic, immersive soundscapes. The audio continues with more packet-related sounds, such as the item inside being taken out and the empty packet being crumpled and discarded. Throughout the audio, the listener can identify various auditory elements that make the experience more relatable and familiar, evoking the sensation of physically handling and opening a packet.
