Pulling the Battery in Octaver

The audio starts with a soothing hum of an electronic device. This is the sound of a Behringer Octaver, a popular music gadget known for creating an octave effect. Suddenly, there's a pause, indicating that some activity is taking place with the device. There's a distinct sound of something being loosened and pulled out - it's the battery being pulled out from the Octaver. The removal creates a unique noise, almost like a bent circuit causing a distortion. The sound produced is unconventional yet rhythmic, resonating with a distinct noise that's quite similar to a circuit bending. There's a slight fluctuation in the tonal quality, suggesting that the octave effect of the device has been manipulated. As the battery is fully removed, the sound of the Octaver slowly fades away, leaving behind a sense of emptiness. The pulsating noise that was present moments ago vanishes, marking the end of the audio. The pulling of the battery from the Octaver has not