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The audio recording titled "Stick Recording from July 17, 1989" begins with the crisp sound of a stick being gently tapped on a hard surface. The rhythmic tapping creates an ambiance that echoes, a testament of the space where the recording was made. The stick's sound varies in pitch and intensity, painting a vivid picture of the stick's size, the surface it's striking, and the force with which it's being handled. The audio continues to play with the stick's sound effects, manipulating the stick to create different resonances. There's a moment when the stick is dragged across a surface, creating a grating sound that sends a shiver down your spine. Then, there's a brief period of silence before the stick is snapped, the abrupt break echoing in the silence. The recording beautifully captures the wide range of sounds that a simple stick can produce, from taps and scratches to the dramatic snap, each sound effect meticulously recorded to create an immersive soundscape. Innovative,
