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The audio titled "Water Impact" begins with the distinct sound of a flushing toilet, a familiar yet potent symbol of water's role in our daily personal hygiene routines. This sound resonates within the confined space of a small bathroom, echoing off the ceramic surfaces. As the initial rush of water subsides, the audio transitions to a quieter, consistent sound, akin to a gentle stream. This is the H4 recording, a high-definition sonic representation of water in motion. It's a stark contrast to the abrupt, mechanical surge of the toilet flush, providing a more tranquil, natural interpretation of water. The audio then shifts focus towards a more intimate experience, the sound of a toilette - a washing or grooming ritual involving water. It's a soft, splashing noise, reminiscent of hands being washed or a face being gently cleansed. As the toilette concludes, the audio brings us to the WC, or water closet. Here, the sound of water is once again associated with sanitation and cleanline
