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This is an audio recording that captures the characteristic sound of a door squeaking. The recording was made on November 19, 2014, using a H2nextXY microphone, known for its exceptional clarity and precision. The door in question seems to be located in a university, somewhere in Cologne, which adds a unique atmospheric layer to the recording. As the door creaks open, the listener can almost visualize the university setting, perhaps an old library or a lecture hall. The squeaks are distinct and noticeably resonate throughout the recording, sparking curiosity about the age and history of the door. This audio is a perfect example of field recording, where natural sounds in their original context are captured, providing a raw and unedited slice of life.
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This is an audio recording that captures the characteristic sound of a door squeaking. The recording was made on November 19, 2014, using a H2nextXY microphone, known for its exceptional clarity and precision. The door in question seems to be located in a university, somewhere in Cologne, which adds a unique atmospheric layer to the recording. As the door creaks open, the listener can almost visualize the university setting, perhaps an old library or a lecture hall. The squeaks are distinct and noticeably resonate throughout the recording, sparking curiosity about the age and history of the door. This audio is a perfect example of field recording, where natural sounds in their original context are captured, providing a raw and unedited slice of life.
