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In the audio titled "Scratching or Ripping of Cardboard", the listener is met with a series of distinct, tactile sounds. The recording begins with the rustling sound of a cardboard box, likely being moved or adjusted. This is followed by the unmistakable noise of a cardboard surface being scratched, a noise that is both rough and satisfying. The texture of the cardboard is almost tangible through the audio, invoking images of a plain, corrugated board in the listener's mind. Soon afterwards, the sound shifts to the tearing of cardboard, a harsher, more abrupt noise. The tearing sound is quite raw, indicating the physical force applied to rip the thick cardboard apart. The audio recording captures every nuance of this process, adding depth and realism to the listening experience. The audio ends with the echo of the final tear, leaving the listener in a silent contemplation of the journey through the life of a simple cardboard box. The sounds of scratching and ripping cardboard are a t
