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The audio file titled "DHA4 Audio File" is a self-recorded piece, focusing on the detailed analysis of a spectrogram. The recording begins with a clear and concise explanation of what a spectrogram is, and its importance in the world of sound engineering and audio analysis. The speaker is quite meticulous, making sure to cover all aspects of the spectrogram, including its visual representation of the spectrum of frequencies in a sound as they vary with time. The speaker then delves into the core of the audio - the analysis. They painstakingly break down the various components of the spectrogram, explaining how different sounds and frequencies are represented. The speaker's tone is measured and steady, making it easy to follow along. A significant portion of the audio is dedicated to the explanation of 'plosives', a term used in phonetics to describe certain consonant sounds. The speaker explains how plosives are depicted on the spectrogram and how they can be identified. The speaker
