From 0.00s to 4.66s, bonus effects. From 0.34s to 5.61s, a young adult male with an American accent speaks happily in English:"Our goal is on this new way of recording, so hopefully this continues. Hopefully this is the big bonus." From 5.32s to 10.00s, upbeat electronic electronic music made by synthesizers and drums. From 4.76s to 6.07s, a rapid knocking sound. From 6.69s to 8.81s, a sound of horse hooves.


Throughout the recording: slow-tempo cello music with sad tones. From 2.415s to 3.58s, a young British man with a British accent spoke neutrally in English:"It's less obvious than going." From 5.50s to 8.10s, he said: "You know, you just kind of smooth the edges out there." Set in a quiet indoor environment with clear audio quality throughout.


At the beginning, a deep ominous music with low-frequency reverberation starts and continues throughout. From 0.00s to 3.54s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent calmly states, "That's my inspiration to riding in the backcountry." From 3.54s to 8.28s, the deep timpani percussion occured. The entire recording suggests an open outdoor setting.


The background sounds of sirens, brakes, and the sound of cars driving run through the entire process. From 5.09s to 9.44s, an adult male American-accented spokesperson shouted angrily in English:"I see, i know, i get it, this is my calling, the calling of the blood!".


From 0.78s to 9.86s, a middle-aged man with an American accent tells a story neutrally in English:" Then someone shouted, fabulous idea. Who thought of it? The frog opened his mouth and said, I thought of it, and plummeted to the ocean." From 8.56s to 8.94s, a frog croaking sound occurred. Electronic music runs through the entire process, with violin and synthesizer performances, creating a peaceful atmosphere. The audio is clear without background noise.


From 0.00s to 0.98s, a round of applause occurs. From 1.00s to 3.20s, an elderly male speaker with a US accent delivers in a neutral tone:"I'll give you a demonstration of how to blow a whiffle like this.". From 4.67s to 6.35s, a loud whistle sounds. From 8.02s to 8.66s, the speaker says neutrally:"How do you do that?" The environment is indoors with minimal background noise.


From 1.02s to 4.03s, a clear metallic chime appears. From 4.10s to 5.27s, a middle-aged man with a British accent speaks calmly in English:"We can sustain the notes." From 6.53s to 9.89s, he states:"I can use two mallets or four mallets. Occasionally composers ask me". The quiet indoor environment persists throughout.


From 0.10 to 4.24s, an elderly American man happily explains a shaking technique in American English:" But it's shaking something in a realistic way that gives the same arc and feel of." From 4.48s to 9.99s, music is hip-hop music played with cheerful rhythms, boxes, and bell and drum sounds. The environment resembles a controlled indoor studio space with minimal noise.


From 0.00s to 6.00s, a young adult male speaker narrates in American English with sad emtion " in the face with the ball and he's been sucking a lot lately too so it made him cry which made me cry ".   From 7.31s to 8.61s， the speaker states: "now i can't ". While distressed vocalizations including crying emerge and continue. Brief radio sounds occur occasionally in the background throughout the recording.


The rhythmic mechanical clicking and rotating sounds on the treadmill continues to run in the background, and the sound runs through the entire process. From 0.92 to 5.37s, a middle-aged female explains treadle machine operation in US English with a neutral tone,"And it's not the smoothest way to run a treadle. So, here's what I do." From 6.50 to 9.98s, she adds,"I place my dominant foot slightly forward on the pedal. " The setting is an indoor workshop.


The background is rhythmic synthesizer electronic music with fear, followed by terrifying drums and synthesizer playing electronic music throughout. From 1.0s to 1.30s, the sound of a keyboard keystroke. From 1.60 to 6.25s, a middle-aged male spokesperson with an American accent and a neutral tone delivers a statement in English:" And even if I get it to crash more, that pitch will stay focused." The environment resembles a quiet indoor music studio with natural reverberation.


The background is a steady and rhythmic clicking sound of turn signals, which runs through the entire process. From 0.00 to 4.75s, a young adult male speaker with a US accent speaks in English in a neutral tone:" To see him by my parents, but not in my area. He's just chilling on the side of the road here." From 7.11s to 7.65s, he says: "Let's go take a," From 8.46s to 8.67s, door lock noise while driving. From 8.98s to 9.84s, he says: "Closer look." The environment is an indoor stationary vehicle parked on the roadside.


From 0.54 to 5.79s, a young man with an American accent sang happily in American English: " Patty's okay. No turnips here. Just lots of ham." The background music is a cheerful and rhythmic electronic music played by a synthesizer and drums, interspersed with a hum of animals, running through the entire piece. There is no ambient noise in the track.


From 0.91s to 1.40s, a young male speaker with an American accent spoke rapidly in English against a fearful backdrop,"Will Salas." From 3.92s to 7.16s, he then continues:" I'm sorry to have to break up the party, Mr. West. I just need to work with your friend." The background music features lively and rhythmic electronic music played by synthesizers and drums, creating a dark and heavy soundscape. During the recording process, there May be banging, hissing, and ticking sounds.


From 0.00s to 0.88s, a young adult male speaker with an English accent says neutrally in English, "Shifting weight." From 3.37s to 9.72s, the rhythmic clatter of the typewriter. The environment is an indoor studio.


From 0.29s to 6.16s,  repeated electric razor buzzing and clicking sounds are heard. From 6.73 to 9.74s, a middle-aged male with an American accent speaks neutrally in English about travel:" All right, guys, so I am traveling this week. I'm not even going to." The setting is a quiet indoor space, in a quiet indoor environment.


The honking of various vehicles in outdoor street environments. From 8.75s to 9.98s, a young man speaks fearfully in American accent English:" Incoming bus! Save yourself!". From 4.91s to 5.52s, fearful gasps.


Background music is composed of synthesizers and drums, rhythmic and joyful electronic music plays throughout. From 2.06s to 2.99s, machine startup sound. From 2.12s to 3.45s, a young adult male fitness coach with an American accent delivered an inspirational speech in English in a happy tone:"Good. Spread." From 5.24s to 5.95s, he adds:"30 seconds. Come on.". From 9.09s to 9.63s, he says,"Yeah!" From 5.26s to 6.66s, collision sound. The environment is an indoor gym with reverb.


From 0.80 to 4.26s, a middle-aged man with an American accent is happily describing the design features of a car in English:"Dark brushed aluminum trim wrapping around housing the steering wheel buttons." From 4.21 to 4.89s, two car horn honks are audible. From 6.12 to 9.96s, the man continues,"Sole transmission option is a six-speed dual-clutch automated manual." Faint engine hum persists peacefully throughout the indoor vehicle environment.


The background music is neutral classical music played by plucking double bass and cello, which runs through the entire piece. From 3.45 to 7.21s, a middle-aged man with an American accent delivers a speech in English in a neutral tone:"Who lends a highly modified M6 to anyone they don't really know, especially me?" From 8.14 to 10.00s, he adds:"Well, of course, unless you're the most interesting man." The environment suggests a quiet indoor setting, probably a recording studio.


From 0.60 to 1.62s, a middle-aged man with an English accent spoke calmly in English,"Kansas City, missouri." Analog tape hiss persisted during the opening segment. From 7.20 to 9.99s, played sad classical music with bagpipes. The archival recording exhibited prominent analog interference throughout.


From 0.16 to 2.99s, a middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English:" It took me a few tries to get a piece big enough to roll over." From 5.92 to 10.00s, he adds:"This next shot is kind of funny. I kicked this one log to separate it". The sound of a chainsaw operating in the background runs through the entire process. The setting is an outdoor logging area.


From start to end, happy hip-hop music played with synthesizers and drums. From 9.20 to 10.00s, a middle-aged man with an American accent said happily in English,"So all this is essentially." The environment is a clean studio recording without background noise.


From 0.38 to 0.93s, a middle-aged adult male speaker with an American accent delivers a neutral English monologue: "Inverse English." From 5.22 to 9.67s, he goes on to say: "As you can see, i'm not perfect at this lesson, but that's why we have to practice it." From 9.78 to 10.00s, a shout. The background sound includes the collision sound of billiards and neutral electronic music played by synthesizers and drums.


From 0.00 to 0.28s, a middle-aged adult male with a British accent issues navigation instructions in neutral tone in English:" Mainsail." From 5.73 to 8.14s, he adds:"The next command is braille up the spanker."From 9.43 to 10.00s, he says:" Both sails." Gentle, happy ambient sounds of water lapping and creaking wood persist throughout. The outdoor setting is a calm sailing vessel on water.


From 0.94 to 4.88s, a middle-aged man discusses a water tank neutrally in American English:"Is all the sediment that's been in this tank never cleaned out?" From 6.50 to 9.96s, he adds:"And this is going to fill up and eventually shut off and then we can make adjustments." From 2.30 to 2.33s, there is a sound of pressing a button halfway through. The sound of the water tank operating forms the background and runs through the entire process. The indoor environment is like a public utility space.


From 0.18 to 6.95s, a middle-aged male with a US accent speaks neutrally in English:"Left right left right right so what it sounds like is uh you can get between here and the cowbell". From 7.41 to 9.99s, joyful electronic music with drums and synthesizers prominently appears. The environment suggests a quiet indoor studio setting.


From 4.74 to 5.51s, a middle-aged man with an American accent spoke in a neutral tone in English:"He's scared." From 8.29s to 9.73s, he said: "Hurry, i'm running out of space here." Environmental sound is the noise emitted by the lawn mower during operation, which runs through the entire process. It means working in an outdoor environment.


From 0.02 to 1.70s, a middle-aged man said neutrally in American English," I'm taking my time with them." The cooing of pigeons in the background sound continues incessantly. From 3.10 to 9.96s, the whistling and the sound of plastic bags rubbing against each other. The neutral indoor setting resembles a kitchen or bathroom with ongoing activity noises.


From 0.70 to 6.82s, a middle-aged man with an American accent provided a neutral safety instruction in English about avoiding electric shock, "But be aware that you should stay clear of the tester and any electrical components when doing so to avoid a shock." Around the middle, intense metallic clattering sounds occur. From 8.85 to 9.98s, he continues, "If a spark jumps across."A metallic clattering sound occurs intermittently in the Intense background, suggesting a workshop environment.


From 2.81 to 4.46s, a middle-aged female speaker with an American accent makes a sad statement in English:" Maybe meeting season is over now." From 9.21 to 9.98s, a middle-aged female speaker with a US accent delivers a statement in English with a sad tone:"Maybe that's why they're".  Continuous strong wind persists throughout the recording,  while there are two breaths during the conversation, indicating an outdoor open environment.


From 0.02s to 0.23s, a  middle-aged male speaker with an American accent speaks neutrally in English to the live audience in a large indoor venue, "If." From 3.13s to 6.39s, he says:"And it looks like they all smelled a bad egg, you know?" From 7.84s to 9.45s, he adds:"And these are guys that are preaching the gospel." From 1.12 to 3.96s and 5.88 to 7.84s, audience laughter appears. Throughout the recording, the environment resembles a large indoor venue with audience presence.


From 0.12 to 2.73s, an elderly man with an American accent happily remarked in English: "As the Grand National and the GNX." From 2.95 to 3.53s and From 6.47 to 9.98s, a rhythmic electronic music with synthesizer and drum plays. From 3.81 to 6.50s, the roar of car engines and the piercing sound of tire friction. From 6.78 to 7.38s, he adds: "In 1987, buick introduced the GNX." The professionally mixed audio creates the atmosphere of a studio-produced commercial environment.


From 0.54 to 7.58s, a young American man happy delivers a speech in American English at an indoor live performance venue:"Mom's here. Mom, I don't know what to say. This is crazy. To quote my buddy Luke Combs, damn, I love country music." From 7.98 to 9.57s, a burst of laughter. From 9.77 to 10.00s, he says:"Kelly." The roar of the car engine and the piercing sound of tire friction were accompanied by cheers and chatter from the crowd.


From 0.00 to 5.82s, the sound of chewing. From 0.02 to 3.77s, a neutral young adult female provides hairstyle design instructions in American English:" Screw it to make sure it gets into every hair." From 5.51 to 8.48s, she adds,"And then you can use your dryer. I like to use a paddle brush." From 6.07 to 6.10s, a clicking sound of the start button. From 8.60 to 10.00s, the sound of a hair dryer starts. The recording was made in a quiet indoor set.


From 0.96 to 2.59s, a young American man spoke in American English, his tone slightly sad:"Right here by the liquid wires." From 3.96 to 5.11s, he said:"Hopefully it won't get choked." From 6.77s to 7.11s, he said: "It will." From 8.52 to 9.55s, he added:"That's how you do it." From 9.38 to 9.57s,  the sound of an air gun. The entire recording is filled with the sound of chainsaws working. The ambient atmosphere evokes the setting of an outdoor construction site or a backyard.


From 1.99 to 5.89s, a young American male speaker expressed his happy emotions happily and offered an apology in American English. He said," Yeah! Woo! Yeah! " From 6.71 to 9.43s, he added, "You guys, i'm sorry. My foot touched the line. I was out." Throughout the recording process, the sound of the wind was continuing, and the synthesizer and drums played pleasant electronic music throughout.


From 2.04 to 5.89s, a middle-aged male spokesperson spoke with an American accent and a sad tone in his voice, and delivered a statement in English regarding his departure from WWE. His exact words were, "I cannot put off my surgery any longer tonight i leave the wwe". The audience responded with applause and cheers at the beginning and end of the speech, and during the speech.


From 0.30 to 1.93s, a middle-aged man recounted a shopping experience in American English with a happy tone. He said in English: "Go get some or." From 3.32 to 3.46s, a middle-aged man recounted a shopping experience in American English with a happy tone. He said in English: "So." From 4.86 to 6.44s, a middle-aged man recounted a shopping experience in American English with a happy tone. He said in English: "So I went down to Big Lots and, after searching around". There is a slight amount of room reverberation throughout the recording. In the foreground, a dog can be heard panting and barking intermittently, especially at the beginning. Midway through, a gentle rustling sound from a plastic bag and the sizzling of food appear in the background and continue throughout.


Throughout the entire audio clip, a happy pop melody played on an electric guitar at a slow tempo plays continuously. From 7.00 to 9.55s, a middle-aged American man happily says in American English:"Hi, this is Andy with ProGuitarShop. Com."The environment is a quiet indoor studio.


From 0.18 to 1.49s, a middle-aged man speaking neutrally in English with an English accent says:" Shear off like normal screws." From 6.51 to 7.74s, he says:" This is the underlay that I'm using." From 8.89 to 10.00s, a middle-aged man speaking neutrally in English with an English accent says:" It's a thick polyester." Trickling water persists throughout the recording. Rustling and crinkling sounds occur midway with brief snapping noises and a bird call, followed by a second bird call later. The setting is an indoor workshop environment with slight reverberation and outdoor ambiance.


From 6.73 to 9.98s, a young adult male speaking in neutral American English:"I keep the space above my secondary empty so I can draw it without." Gunfire is heard at the beginning and in the middle, and is accompanied by intermittent bursts of automatic gunfire and explosions. The environment resembles a shooting range, with echoes, but this dialogue was recorded in a separate, quiet indoor setting.


From 0.00 to 6.87s, the musical style is pleasant electronic pop music played on drums. From 7.45 to 9.95s, a middle-aged American man speaks in American English happily:" Okay, there you go. Three on, one off, and I did all right." The environment suggests a quiet indoor studio with no ambient sounds beyond the performance.


From 1.02 to 1.33s, a young woman sadly spoke English with an American accent:"And," From 4.55s to 5.85s, she said: " Let's find little Violet." A gentle, steady trickling sound of water can be heard in the background. This scene evokes images of an indoor or outdoor setting featuring a water feature.


Recording with horse hooves and bird calls as background. From 2.34 to 2.62s, a young woman said fearfully in American English,"Fine." From 5.47 to 5.59s, she said:"You guys killed the zombies." From 8.22 to 10.00s, she added:"Wow, well, we only.".


From 1.88 to 6.81s, a middle-aged male broadcaster with a Canadian accent happily explains in English at a golf tournament:"Back on the tee you've got will mcgirt shane lowry danny lee they're just having a chuckle." In the background, people's happy shouts could be heard continuously.


From 0.12 to 3.02s, an angry middle-aged American man said in American English, "Could have beaten that response there are other ways of beating it." The fearful electronic music played by the synthesizer ran through, and the sirens began to sound. In the chaotic outdoor urban environment where the incident occurred, a massive explosion and a series of gunshots broke the final silence.


From 1.22 to 2.94s, a young male speaker with an American accent describes the process of launching the project in a neutral tone:" I'm going to start by adding a cube." From 4.38 to 5.79s, a young male speaker with an American accent describes the process of launching the project in a neutral tone:"And this is going to be the base." From 7.95 to 9.11s, a young male speaker with an American accent describes the process of launching the project in a neutral tone:"So what I'm going to do is." While intermittent keyboard clicks formed the soundscape.


From 2.67 to 6.11s, a middle-aged man with an American accent described the geological features behind the waterfall in neutral English:"Take a look behind that waterfall. What you are seeing there is rock on a roll." From 8.20 to 9.98s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent neutrally described:"When it is in place, rock on a roll has a". The background sound is the sound of a flowing stream.


From 0.20 to 2.61s, a middle-aged male commentator with a US accent speaks in a happy tone in English during a wrestling event:" And there it is. World's strongest slam." From 8.26 to 9.61s, he adds:"On the mat. Shoulders down." Loud crowd cheering continues throughout, amidst the cheers, there are also rapid flashing and exploding special effects sounds.


From 0.64 to 6.43s, an older male narrator with an American accent discusses using a neutral tone:"The African pygmy mouse May easily be a featured morsel on a praying mantis' menu." The whole piece is calm, electronic music played on piano and synthesizer. Faint rustling sounds can be heard intermittently in the audio, evoking images of an outdoor natural setting.


From 0.08 to 1.40s, a middle-aged male speaker with a British accent, spoke in English in a neutral tone," Children under the age of five." Throughout, persistent bird vocalizations, insect chirps, and fly sounds form the backdrop. Distant animal calls become audible toward the speech's end and continue alongside emerging mosquito buzzing. The outdoor nighttime environment features prominent wildlife ambiance.


From 3.35 to 4.19s, a young woman with an Indian accent speaks English neutrally:"I really like this one." From 5.37 to 6.83s, she says," I kind of forgot all about it." From 8.43 to 9.59s, she adds," So I'll take this one off." A plop sound occurs initially, and chewing sounds can be heard at the beginning and middle of the audio. The environment is a quiet indoor space without background noise.


Around the mid to late section, specifically between approximately 2.50 and 6.10 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with an English accent said in a neutral tone in English," Very curious. Perhaps just a bit too curious." The background sounds include water flow and bird calls. The outdoor environment by the water remains calm.


From 1.61 to 3.12s, typing on a keyboard is heard. Between 5.33 to 5.83s, a young adult male with an American accent says in English happy and then surprised,"That's better!". From 7.86 to 8.87s, the speaker says,"Wait, what am I doing?". From 9.80 to 10.08s, more typing occurs. The environment is quiet and indoor, likely an office or home room.


From 0.09 to 5.20s, an elderly male with an American accent discusses birds in neutral English:"10th on some of them. The younger ones I didn't and I think those are the ones that are up in the air." From 8.42 to 9.54s, the speaker continues:"But they're down here eating with the chicks." Continuous pigeon cooing continues throughout with intermittent chicken clucks and rustling sounds. The setting is an outdoor or semi-enclosed farm environment with chickens and pigeons.


The background music is accompanied by cheers from people throughout. From 0.00 to 3.21s, a middle-aged male speaker neutrally narrated in American English,"Harvey B later apologized amid strong criticism all around." From 3.64 to 5.21s, a whistle. From 5.92 to 8.39s, a whistle. From 8.04 to 9.51s, the speaker stated,"There was big money in Pan too.".


From 0.18 to 1.92s, a middle-aged male with an American English accent neutrally states:" To Boston's Sea of Flags.". From 4.24 to 5.33s, he says:"And North Carolina."From 6.84 to 9.77s, the speaker continues:"Behind it all, that 24-note soundtrack". The background music is sad pure music played by the trumpet, constantly playing. The environment suggests an indoor setting with consistent trumpet accompaniment.


From 0.04 to 2.69 seconds: a middle-aged male beekeeper states neutrally in US-accented English,"Just something wrong with her physically.". From 4.14 to 9.19: he continues,"I'm just doing a quick checkup on this one. I noted emergency cells were being laid in this one on". From 4.12 to 10.00s, insect buzzing is heard continuously. Environment remains outdoors near a beehive throughout.


From 1.92 to 2.23s, the sound of keyboard tapping; from 5.23 to 5.62s, whistling occurs. Throughout, there is a low electronic hum and faint rustling. From 6.57 to 10.00s, a young man said sadly in American English:"And then you get the noise. Some people will get".


In an indoor setting with generally quiet conditions. From 0.12 to 3.44s, a 30-40 year old male speaking neutrally in British English,"All the other components and solder everything together." From 3.74 to 4.00s, a clicking sound occurs. Between 4.50 and 5.30s, overlapping scraping sound. From 7.20 to 9.80s, three clicks. Tick-tock sounds occur intermittently in the background


From 0.09 to 0.72s, a middle-aged adult male speaker states in a neutral tone in American English: "Start the car." From 0.81 to 6.72s, a car engine starts and idles during this description. From 6.77 to 9.98s, the speaker states: "If it starts and then shuts off you've lost." The outdoor or garage setting features proximity to a vehicle with low background noise.


From 0.24 to 1.10 seconds: a young adult female in US accent, in happily English states:" Something creamy". From 1.23 to 3.96s, nose blowing occurs twice. From 7.44 to 9.53s, cutlery clinking. The indoor environment has minimal background noise.


The continuous loud cheers and roars of the crowd with drum beats form the background. From 1.28 to 2.08s, whistling sounds. From 4.20 to 4.40s, collision sounds.From 4.46 to 9.15s, a man in his thirties speaks happily in American English during a combat sports event:"Oh, my. He's out. He's out cold. He's out cold. He dropped him out.".


Throughout the recording process, the background was happy, with electronic music and wind sounds created by the synthesizer consistently present. From 8.42 to 9.69s, a male speaker aged 30-40 with an American accent said neutrally in English:" 1 for Chloe, 2-3". The outdoor environment remains relatively quiet.


Around 0.00 to 1.14s, a male in his 30s to 40s is speaking neutrally in American English outdoors:"Here is red Russian." From 3.34 to 5.15s, he states:"Next to it here is white Russian. Here's a dinosaur kale." During 8.89 to 9.93 seconds, he states:"And here's a curly kale." Rustling leaves and wind noise persist in the background.


The propeller of a helicopter keeps roaring. From 0.00 to 1.45s, an elderly male aged 60 to 70 with an American accent speaks neutrally in English:"On there in factory one class".  From 5.88 to 6.76s, the roar of cars. From 5.65 to 6.99 seconds, he says:"Purple haze and pantown." From 9.6 to 9.76s, the roar of cars. From 9.55 to 9.99s, he says:"Fighting the all." This takes place outdoors at a motorsport event..


From 0.08 to 0.52 seconds, a young adult American accent male speaker with surprise and curiosity in english says, "Oh, hey." Around from 3.02 to 6.41, he states, "It did it afterwards. Like, I was expecting it, and then it does it." From 8.06 to 8.52 seconds, he asks, "What's that noise?" From 9.64 to 9.91 seconds says by "Toilet." Throughout the entire audio, constant low-frequency humming and faint heart sounds persist. Mechanical creaking occurs from the beginning, pauses briefly during the middle, then resumes until the conclusion.The environment suggests an industrial indoor space with mechanical activity while the speaker remains in a separate quiet indoor location.


From 0.00 to 4.55s, a 20-30 year old male speaking neutrally in American English in a naturally reverberating indoor environment:"To for. So you're looking to get something held between your knees, about that." From 0.74 to 4.15s, the whistling sound of electric current. From 4.66 to 10.00s, a cheerful and lively pure musical piece accompanied by drum beats.


From 3.47 to 4.71s, a young adult male with an English accent angrily declares in English,"Aw, you stupid idiot." From 6.98 to 8.07s, he adds,"At least jump into the water!" From 5.20 to 9.99s, the roar of monsters. The terrifying style of electronic music played by synthesizers and drums runs through.


From 0.00 to 0.46s, a young female speaker with an American accent made a neutral comment in English in a quiet indoor space:"Letters". From 1.02 to 2.20s, an animal call. From 3.15 to 3.18s, the first tapping sound. From 3.64 to 9.33s, she continued:"Scary uh... This is my first any definitely recommend you pick it up and i look like i have some holes right here". From 4.84 to 4.94s, the second tapping sound. There was a slight friction sound in what she said afterwards.


From 2.84 to 3.96s, a middle-aged man with an English accent speaks happily in English,"I just brought the Elstis out today." The background music is composed of neutral electronic music played by synthesizers and intermittent sliding and landing sounds of skateboards, running through the entire process. The environment resembles an outdoor skatepark.


From 5.11 to 7.69s, an elderly male speaker with a US accent in English delivers neutral commentary about machinery in an outdoor setting,"It's the three-speed standard with reverse." From 9.33 to 9.89s, the speaker says,"Very nice." The background sound includes the chirping of birds and the indirect clucking sound of loose wooden boards, which runs through the entire process, with a slight noise in the environment.


From 4.09 to 4.46s, a middle-aged woman shouts sadly in American English in the water. From 5.80 to 10.00s, a middle-aged woman speaks in US-accented English:"I'm waiting. No, we're not going to go to the flat or whatever that is." Environmental sound refers to the sound of water flowing from inside to outside the water, as well as the sound of splashing water


From 0.01 to 2.35s, a 30-40 year old happy male speaker with a Scottish accent describes covered labels in English,"Are actually pretty good, they are covered in house paint been painted 3 times I found out". From 3.65 to 6.80s, the speaker says,"Trying to uncover the labels". From 9.07 to 9.89s, he adds,"Made in Australia". Throughout the recording process, there were unique emerald bird calls and intermittent crisp sounds from impacts. The environment is an Australian outdoor environment with a natural atmosphere.


Throughout the audio, slow dark melancholic electronic music with synthesizer plays. From 0.00 to 2.56 seconds, a 30-40 year old female speaker with an English accent neutral states in english : "Conspiracy bolder news will continue after this break."


From 0.09 to 2.08s, a 30-40 year old Australian accent male speaks neutral in English:"Roll and we'll go forward of the tangent line.". From 2.58 to 6.38s, a buzzing sound of power operation. From 3.12 to 3.55s, the sound of billiards hitting. From 7.02 to 10.00s, he continues:"Here, if you want to use the 90 degree rule tangent line, you need to use more".


From 3.46 to 4.77s, an adult male expresses himself in American English in a neutral tone,"And, of course, my friend Ron." The entire background sound includes the chirping of pigeons and the sound of pigeons hitting wooden boxes, running through the entire audio.


From 0.36 to 1.08s, an adult male expresses himself in American English in a neutral tone,"Uh, normal sprint fast sprint". From 1.24 to 7.96s, an explosion sound. From 2.60 to 9.89s, he adds,"Fast sprint, and also bypass, so you can step automatically step up the lock screen". From 7.39 to 9.40s, sheep calls. Indoor environment with clear gaming audio.


The background sound is the chirping of chickens and birds throughout the entire audio. From 5.72 to 7.63s: a young adult male with an American accent comments on market conditions in neutral English:"As you can see, the market is warming up." From 5.61 to 7.48s, there is the crowing of roosters. From 9.51 to 10.00s, he says:"People are."The setting suggests an active outdoor or semi-outdoor bird market.


From 0.08 to 3.41s, a 50-60 year old man with an American accent speaks English happily,"We're combining imagination with advanced technology around the world."From 0.95 to 2.56s, the sound of the train whistle. At 4.89 seconds a swoosh sound effect occurs afterward. From 4.89 to 8.05s, the speaker continues,"To make it a better place to live for everyone." From 8.36 to 8.38s, frog calls. This setting implies an indoor environment with television and composite elements.


Throughout the clip: happy background electronic pop music with synthesizer fills an indoor studio setting. From 0.04 to 0.60 seconds, the young adult male with a US accent in a neutral tone states in English:"Your middle finger". From 1.67 to 5.30 seconds, he instructs "Step 3. Let your ring finger and pinky rest against your palm". From 6.56 to 10.00 seconds, he continues "Step 4. Now quickly, swipe your middle finger down so that it hits". A finger snap occurs simultaneously at the end.


From 0.46 to 3.81 seconds: An elderly male narrator states neutrally in US English, "To get a drink, they need to breach the riverbank." During this narration period and continuing after, background animal sounds including grunting, snorting, squealing, and lion roaring are present throughout the remainder of the audio clip. The environment indicates an outdoor riverside location with wildlife.


From 0.06 to 4.45s, delightful electronic music played with drums and synthesizers. From 5.57 to 6.20s, a sigh comes. From 6 seconds: a sigh occurs. From 6.68 to 9.96s: a 30-40-year-old adult male speaker happily says in American English:"Ah, we're in the great land of Germany, home of some of the greatest beers in the world." Around 7.35 to 10.00s, an emergency vehicle siren sounds. The audio exhibits professional production quality combining voice, music, and environmental sounds.


From 0.24 to 1.19s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent and neutral tone narrates in English,"On the next location.". From 1.24 to 3.32s, the footsteps. From 2.42 to 10.00s, hiphop music is played by strings and synthesizers. From 4.02 to 9.97s, he adds, "If there is one thing that we as a brave crew have learned over the years, it's that getting the cameras up close to animals". The environment remains an indoor setting.


In indoor vehicle environments, the continuous sound of engine idling is always present. From 4.62 to 4.80s, a sound of the car door closing.  From 6.36 to 7.88s: a middle-aged male speaker states neutrally in American English," Closing the door. It's cool.".


From 3.01 to 6.06s, firecracker sounds. Additional dog barks occur at 5.16-9.44 seconds. From 7.38 to 9.71s, a young adult neutral male spoke in American English," There you go, you too. This is PirateFanaticEdward, and I'm out."There are dog barks from the beginning to the end of the audio. The noisy outdoor environment suggested a residential area.


From 1.06 to 3.35s, an elderly male speaker aged 60-70 presents an instructional explanation in neutral-tone US English:"Rail first with inside English." From 4.53s to 10.00s, he says: "A lot of players will respond to this by shooting a straight cut shot attempting to put the eight ball into the pocket." Throughout the entire recording, air conditioning hums audibly in the background. The environment suggests an indoor setting like a large room or pool hall with some reverberation.


The continuous sound of skateboarding sliding, as well as the intermittent clicking sound of skateboarding landing. From 0.00 to 0.83s, a young adult male speaker with a US accent provides skateboarding instructions in English with a neutral tone:"Up." From 1.12 to 6.88 seconds, he said:"And as it's coming up around here, then you push down with your feet to come back down again." The outdoor environment suggests a skateboarding area like a street or skatepark.


From 4s to 6.2s, a woman aged 30-40 speaks in a neutral tone in American English:"I am Buzz Lightyear Bot." The background music is rhythmic and enjoyably electronic music, with synthesizers and drum performances throughout. The sound of keyboard typing, except during speaking, intermittently appear at other times.


Throughout the entire audio, intense gunshots and screams of people run through it. From 3.16 to 4.04 seconds, a 30-40 year old young adult fearful male shouts in American English,"We need backup!" The chaotic audio depicts an active combat zone.


Throughout: continuous drill noise. From 0.6 to 1.0s, scraping begins briefly. From 2.3 to 3.9s, another brief scraping. From 4.9 to 5.8s, extended scraping period. Indoor workshop or kitchen setting with close microphone placement.


From 0.06 to 0.65s, an adult male with an American accent spoke in English in a neutral tone:" The plug." From 2.92 to 10.00s, he says:" The acid in the P encourages calcium to deposit there, especially if you let the yellow melt." There is always an irregular ticking sound in the background. Collision sound occurs when recording in a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.00 to 1.52s, the creaking sound of opening the door. From 1.54 to 4.49s, a middle-aged man with a US accent speaks angrily in English:"You want to know how I do it and how to stop me? Then go here." From 5.08 to 5.23s, the sound of the door slamming shut. From 6.20 to 7.39s, he says:" Don't say I didn't warn you." From 7.80 to 8.85s, a sound of footsteps. The audio is composed of electronic music with a terrifying atmosphere played by synthesizers. It indicates a quiet indoor environment.


From 5.32 to 9.98 seconds, a 30-40-year-old male speaker happily delivers in US-accented English:"Hi, my name is Tony, and this is Every Frame a Painting. So, here's a fundamental question." Performed by saxophones and synthesizers, this joyful electronic music runs through the entire process.


From 0.00 to 6.03s, neutral electronic music played by synthesizers and drums. From 4.60 to 6.70s, the sound of opening and closing car doors. From 6.80 to 9.98s, the sound of wind. From 7.62 to 9.66s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent and happy emotion states in English:"I think we'll end this episode a thousand dollar car guy." The environment is outdoors near a vehicle.


From 0.00 to 3.45s, consists of slow neutral electronic music played by the synthesizer. As well as a stream flows throughout. From 3.53 to 10.00s,  birds and crickets are intermittently present. From 5.45 to 9.98s, a middle-aged male speaker aged 50-60 states neutrally in American English:"The rodent has profited the most from its evolutionary advance and has even learned". The environment suggests an outdoor forest stream setting.


During 0.96 to 2.77s, a running printer. From 4.53 to 6.60s, a middle-aged male stated in US English with a neutral tone,"Green light is solid, printer is booted." From 9.36 to 9.38s, a clicking sound. Air conditioning hum continues throughout. The environment is an indoor office with electronic devices.


From 0.00 to 1.31s, laughter is audible. From 1.41 to 4.13s, a male sports commentator in his 50s to 60s delivers commentary happily in US English:"Let's just say critique it. There he goes with the second effort." From 2.32 to 5.45s, basketball bounces, and shots. From 6.23 to 9.85s, the commentator adds,"And that time he took off inside the free-throw line. And you notice the difference in speed there."In the scene of an indoor basketball court,  as well as the voices and cheers of the audience.


From 0.00 to 9.99s, a middle-aged man with an American accent happily recalls working at a feed store in North Florida in English:"Where I look a little where you can see me better I worked in a feed store in north florida for a while now not a long time but for a while I was hired out of the". From 4.19 to 5.62s, chickens and roosters are crowing. In the atmosphere of an outdoor rural farm, chickens are cooing throughout.


Throughout the audio, the rustling sound of clothing friction and intermittent footsteps run through. From 3.61 to 4.13s, a middle-aged woman with an American accent speaks in English with a neutral tone:" Retard." From 9.62 to 10.00s, a dog barks.


From 1.84 to 8.88s, an elderly man with a Canadian accent spoke neutrally in English about a wild animal scene:"The mother approaches a teenage male, probably her son from a previous litter. She snarls a warning at him." From 4.03 to 4.38s, animal snarls. From 9.46 to 10.00s, animal snarls. Background birds and crickets continue throughout. The audio blends studio-quality narration with outdoor nature recordings.


From 0.00 to 6.00s, a slow paced neutral electric guitar pure music. From 6.65 to 10.00s, joyful electronic music played by guitar, drums and synthesizers. From 6.63 to 9.98s, a middle-aged male with a US accent speaks neutrally in English:"Hi, i'm Andy with ProGuitarShop. Com, and I'm here with the analog bassist". The recording occurs in a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.62 to 2.82s, two birds chirping. From 3.40 to 10.00s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent then speaks in neutral English: "Now notice whenever I'm blowing that big volume of air to create that louder purr, my cheeks inflate slightly. What that does is just". Background hiss continues throughout.


From 0.64 to 2.99s, ducks chirping. From 2.97 to 8.25 seconds, a middle-aged woman with an American accent sounded angry in English:" Oh get away get away oh thank goodness he got away what is the matter with you". In the outdoor environment near the water, the sound of the stream's water flow continues.


From 3.38 to 5.13s, nose blow sounds happen. Finally, from 7.44s to 10.00s, a young adult American woman with an American accent speaks neutrally:"I'll say, it's hard to blow your nose with one hand. Perfect." A quiet indoor space.


In 0.10-3.05 seconds: a young adult British woman speaks in a sad tone,"many alternative sources of cure are being developed".Electronic music with drums, and synthesizer creates dark, heavy, and powerful moods.Aircraft noise continues persistently, while vehicle sounds bookend the recording. Synthesized whooshing effects blend mid-to-late segments with the aircraft noise.The environment suggests indoor recording with external noise.


In the first segment, a hand drum rhythm plays. From 7.74 to 10.00 seconds, a 50-60 year old English-speaking male with a US accent says happily,"In order to do this beat, we're going to do". In a quiet indoor studio environment.


From 0.0 to 0.60s, sound of the door opening. From 0.26 to 10.00s, a young adult female with an American accent speaks neutrally about kitchen organization gadgets in English:" For one in each slit. And then some great organizing, you know, gadgets and gizmos that I like in my kitchen are, you know, this is for separating egg whites". From 3.26 to 3.42s, door closing sound. The environment remains a kitchen space throughout.


From 0.05s to 2.52s, a young adult male speaker with a US accent states neutrally in English:"Further. Further it can be anywhere."Neutral electronic music played by drums and synthesizers throughout. The environment resembles an indoor studio with consistent background sounds.


From 0.12 to 3.54s, a 30-40 year old male speaking in American English with a neutral tone,"If I lift this on here, you can see the end is moving". From 5.22 to 6.31s, he says,"By almost a millimeter.". From 7.66 to 9.94s, he continues,"So, at a 10 to 1 advantage, that's about". The faint sound of mechanical operation always exists. This setup implies an indoor technical demonstration with mechanical elements.


From 2.79 to 4.07s, a middle-aged man with an American accent spoke happy in English to an owl,"Oh, you're a big talker, aren't you?" From 7.32 to 8.57s, the man stated,"What a beautiful owl you are," The background sound consists of the owl's call and the chicken's clucking intermittently throughout the entire audio, with the buzzing sound of the machine running throughout.The environment is a quiet outdoor space like a backyard.


From 0.02 to 2.00s, a middle-aged woman with a US accent delivers workshop instructions in a neutral English:"Let's get the blade height set correctly." From 2.26 to 3.29s, friction sound. From 4.10 to 5.55s, she declares "Get it right above the surface of the wood." From 6.74s to 10.00s, she announces "I'm setting my rip fence to four inches. that's a little bit" Happy electronic music played by synthesizers runs through the entire process. In an indoor studio environment with reverberation.


From 0.06s to 4.39s, a middle-aged male sports commentator announced in American English with a neutral tone:" He said with three thirty eight in the first quarter. Enter. One. Andrew Biden." The cheers continued incessantly. This setting is reminiscent of the noisy indoor sports arena during a live basketball game.


From 0.14s to 2.24, a middle-aged adult male speaker states neutrally in English with a US accent, "and your chance to rewrite history". Towards the end, a deep resonant boom occurs. Dramatic orchestral music with powerful percussion plays throughout.The environment is a clean studio recording without ambient noise.


Neutral electronic music is played by synthesizers and accompanied by bird calls throughout. From 0.12 to 9.72s, a middle-aged female narrator happily tells a story in English about discovering a small animal:"Over a fence into Anne and Wally's yard. She was so small, at first Anne thought she was a rat. But right from the start, she was adopted by Moses". From 6.28 to 6.66s, a crow's cry.


From 0.25 to 5.34s, a young man in his twenties speaks in American English with a neutral tone:"Okay, well only gets a Fez. Oh Watch it's gonna be a Fez. Come on. Come on. Jim". From 3.61 to 3.66s, a burst of laughter. From 6.67 to 7.28s, a fart sound. From 8.02 to 8.49s, he says:"Jimmy Fez". Intermittent clicking sounds run through the entire process.


From 0.35 to 0.50s, a mechanical click. From 0.56 to 3.88s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent discusses the use of mechanical components for folding gun operations in English in a neutral tone:"Once you've done that, release your slide, fold your stock back, and there you go." From 4.34 to 5.02s, rapid gunfire. From 5.47 to 10.00s, the speaker continues:"Pretty awesome gun. Folding, awesome gun. That's why I gave it that name." Recorded in a quiet indoor environment, a continuous mechanical operation throughout.


From 0.00 to 5.56s, applause and crowd noise are heard. From 5.84 to 10.00s, an adult male with an American accent speaks in English with a neutral tone,"It's that time now. I'm going to let them introduce themselves to the right. Look back." The environment is an indoor live event with an audience.


From 0.12 to 5.67s, a young adult female speaker with a US accent delivers a neutral narration in English:" Through the bottom. I'm going to grab my pot of beans." From 7.44 to 9.90s, the speaker continues:"This, again, has the vegetables" In an indoor kitchen environment, the background sound consists of the sound of electrical appliances operating and the intermittent movement of a metal pot, which runs through the entire process.


From 0.36 to 4.08s, a 30-40 year old man speaks English with a happy tone and an American accent and explains his preferred method for a physical task:"And this is pretty easy. Some people put this in the ground and try to beat and bite off it." From 5.12 to 7.85s, he continues:"To me, this is easier on your body just to do it this way." Continuous clanking and scraping of metal tools occur throughout, accompanied by intermittent sounds of cutlery and dishes. The environment is indoors with these persistent tool and kitchenware sounds.


From 0.00s to 9.55s, a young adult male speaker with a US accent explains basketball maneuvers in neutral-toned English: "Unlike myself, who's not the most athletic player, the jab step is to kind of get some separation because your defender naturally will think to go back every time you go towards the hoop." From 2.08 to 2.17s, the sound of a ball hitting the ground. The entire recording environment is quiet, and there is an echo effect. It should be in an indoor basketball court.


From 0.18 to 0.97s, a young female speaker spoke fearfully in British English:"Oh dear, someone's.".  From 2.11 to 10.00s, terrifying electronic music with a synthesizer playing. From 5.00 to 8.87 seconds, she continued:"Someone's been messing up the shit round here. Oh, here he is!" The environment suggests a controlled indoor setting with minimal background interference.


From 0.40 to 4.07s, a 30-40 year old male with an Australian accent is discussing billiards in English with a neutral tone," Red into the corner, black into the corner. So hopefully something like this." From 8.28 to 9.27s, a cue stick hitting the billiard ball and the sound of the ball colliding, followed by the sound of the ball falling into the pocket. After the speech, the sound of clothing rubbing continues until the end of the audio. The setting is an indoor game room or pool hall.


From 0.50 to 4.48s, a middle-aged man speaks in American English with an angry mood," By Allard V will not be tolerated." From 4.61 to 5.03s, an electronic sound effect and low hum emerge. From 6.77 to 9.86s, he adds:"Captain, do you know any turn-open on this ship?" The audio features radio static intermittently, the environment resembles a high-tech spaceship or control room.


From 0.02 to 7.45s,  the deep snoring or roaring sound of large animals. From 7.62 to 10.00s,  a final electric current sound. From  7.66 to 10.00s, a young adult male speaks in a sad tone in US-accented English:" I've been a friend of mine for a long time.".


From 0.00 to 1.51s, a 30-40-year-old woman speaks neutrally in US accented English:"Don't have to pin too much," From 0.00 to 5.94s, the sound of electric sewing machine running. From 6.23 to 7.98s, she continues:"Now just for the fun, let's sew one more." From 9.13 to 10.00s, she says: "So now you can see". A quiet indoor process environment.


From 2.87 to 5.10s, a young man with a British accent speaks in English with a sad tone,"This place is great. Really comfortable." The background music is sad classical music played by cello and double bass. The indoor setting resembles a professional studio.


Printer background sounds persist throughout. From 0.82 to 5.81s, an elderly male with an American accent speaks in English in a neutral tone:"You're going to see the heads crisscross, which is one of my favorite parts of the machine.".The setting is an industrial environment with machinery operation.


From 0.00 to 0.85s, a young adult male said in a neutral tone in American English,"Tuned like this." From 1.83 to 9.49s, neutral, rhythmic pure music played by drumming. The environment is an indoor space with natural reverb.


From 0.04 to 5.00s, a 30-40-year-old male speaker with an English accent happily announces in English,"Ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for Phil. He's going to give US a little bit of Britney Spears. Toxic." From 3.42 to 6.36s, joyful electronic music with drums and synthesizers played , accompanied by applause and cheers from the crowd. From 6.40 to 10.00s, the barking of monkeys.


From 0.20 to 1.53s, a 50-60 years old male speaker happily delivers in US English,"Climb up walls into attics,". From 2.89 to 4.36s, the speaker states,"Chew through electrical wiring," From 5.46s to 9.02s, the speaker states,"And squeeze into tight spaces like air conditioners or pool heaters.". The background sounds include bird calls, intermittent mouse squeaks, the sound of hitting metal sheets, and the sound of plastic bags rubbing. The buzzing sound of the machine will briefly appear at the beginning and end. The indoor environment maintains a clear voice in layered sound effects.


From 0.84 to 3.00s, a middle-aged man speaks neutrally in English with a US accent while chopping wood:"So it doesn't hang up."From 4.34 to 6.96s, he says:" I'll chop all that holding wood out of there."From 7.68 to 9.50s, he says:"We want to come all the way back to that". The sound of the axe chopping wood intermittently echoed throughout. Recording takes place in an outdoor environment.


From 3.35 to 8.52s, an elderly male speaker with a British accent neutrally delivers a promotional message in English:"All 0800 calls are free on our 24-month plans. Make the most of them". The music is neutral with synthesizer accompaniment, classical music performed by choirs. The recording environment shifts from spacious hall acoustics to a controlled studio setting.


From 0.00 to 4.53s, an elderly male with an American accent speaks happily and says in English,"The piece of music is actually singing. It's just one long, beautiful piece." From 5.70 to 7.97s, he continues,"And you try to play it as emotionally as you can." Throughout the entire process, the trumpet played a slow, neutral, pure music with intermittent continuity throughout. The setting is an indoor environment with background musical accompaniment.


In the initial moments , Initial chicken clucking and rhythmic vocal percussion play nutral over a hiphop-style track incorporating bass and synthesizer tones.. Chicken vocalizations continue alone until approximately 3.32s. The entire recording exists in indoor surroundings.


From 0.00 to 2.89s, a middle-aged man with an American accent said neutrally in English during a music explanation,"Only ever going to do, you know, d major" From 6.60 to 7.35s, he said:"Up the D string." From 9.10 to 10.00s, he said:"It's just not a kind of a". From 3.02 to 9.28s, a deep cello and sad classical music played. The recording occurs in an indoor space with natural reverberation.


Joyful electronic music played by drums and synthesizers runs through the entire process. From 0.38 to 5.27s, a 50-60-year-old male speaker with an American accent happily states in English "You can hack your friends' console games, creating distractions and triggering the city's hacks" From 2.34 to 5.58s, the sound of digital hackers.  From 6.74 to 10.00s, the speaker says: "Challenge your console friends to a high-speed race through the streets of Chicago," The continuous roar of car engines and the piercing sound of tires form the background, the sound recorded by the studio is overlaid on a simulated urban car chasing environment.


From 0.02 to 0.53s, a middle-aged man with an American accent commented on a mechanical project in English in a neutral tone, "It works." From 2.01 to 4.77s, he stated, "I don't know that big exhaust there. We'll see." From 5.99 to 10.00s, the speaker added, "Alright, it's all bolted up and wired up for a" The environment is a spacious indoor garage or workshop with minimal background noise. The first half is the sound of water flow and bird chirping, while the second half is the sound of machine operation.


From 0.00s to 9.78s, a 20-30 year old woman with a US accent speaks happily in English about a spray product,"Even at the beach for a full day this is awesome this is going to be your new bff so it's really awesome because after you spray it it actually kind of cools it's a little bit lighter out of the". From 2.73 to 2.78s, there will be a clicking sound. From 5.30 to 5.70s, the spray bottle starts. The audio is recorded in a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.00 to 1.45s, a drumstick is struck. From 5.10 to 9.96s, a middle-aged man with an American accent said in a neutral tone:"Joshua and I have known we were going to make this album for years. If we were drug dealers,". The background music is accompanied by happy rock music played on drumsticks and drum set. The clean acoustic effect implied the studio environment.


Throughout the recording process, there was joyful rock music played by drums and synthesizers. From 8.00 to 9.40s, a male speaker aged 30-40 expressed his happiness in English with a happy tone,"I'm blown away to be part of the family."The indoor environment suggests a performance venue.


From 0.04 to 4.52s, a young adult woman with an American accent, possibly a zoo worker, speaks happily in English,"About our sea otters, visit pdza. Org. Bye!". The background sounds of streams, splashes, and wind are always present. This occurs in outdoor or semi-enclosed spaces of zoos or aquariums with large areas of water.


Throughout the audio, a motorboat engine runs with continuous background commotion. From 0.00 to 0.20s, a young adult male, fearful, shouted in American English by the water's edge,"Is." From 3.75s to 9.18s, he said,"Go inside! Go inside! Go inside! Go inside! Go inside!" The noisy voices of people.


From 0.28s to 4.15s, a 30-40 year old male speaker delivers happy English speech with an American accent:"To celebrate the occasion. And let me play the lick for you and then we'll break it down.". From 6.61 to 10.00s, joyful rock music played by fast drumming.  Minimal background noise persists throughout.


From 0.02 to 1.31s, an elderly male narrator with a Scottish accent confidently spoke in English, "By ones and by twos." From 7.64 to 9.00s, he said, "A raider infiltrates." The fearful electronic music played by drums and synthesizers ran through the entire background sound, accompanied by continuous cricket chirping, establishing an outdoor nighttime setting.


From 0.00 to 3.92, the chirping of crickets.From 0.65 to 1.45s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent states sadly, "I've got nowhere to be." From 5.44 to 8.91s, sad electronic music played by synthesizers. From 6.96 to 8.00s, the chirping of sheep. From 8.18 to 9.64s, the speaker states, "Stuart, i'm sorry." The first half is the chirping of crickets.


From 0.06 to 0.43s, a middle-aged male with a US accent spoke in English neutrally:"You feeling good?". From 4.70 to 5.50s, he said:"You feel like talking?" From 7.30 to 7.89s, he said: "You want to talk?". Between 9.00 and 10.00s, the dog let out a howl. Throughout the entire process, there was joyful choral music played by the violin. The dog's footsteps were occasionally heard throughout. The scene appears indoors with ambient noise and slight echoes


The background sound is a sad pure music played by a guitar, running through the entire piece. At 0.00-2.41 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent delivers a neutral English monologue:"Protection since these rockets can be pretty loud." From 2.97 to 3.48s, a gunshot sound. From 6.45s to 9.96s, the speaker continues:"There's a website I've been following for some time now that has a bunch of" The indoor environment with clearly audible sound effects.


An outdoor rainstorm environment. From 0.24 to 2.27s, joyful hip-hop music performed by synthesizers. From 0.53 to 3.09s, a young male speaker with an American accent spoke neutrally in English,"Now happening now". From 3.42 to 10.00s, raindrops heard clearly. The sound of rain hitting a surface emerging mid-way and persisting to the conclusion.


At 0.14-3.46 seconds, a young adult male with an American accent speaks neutrally in English within an indoor gaming environment:"We know which direction it was in from the above dungeon thing". At 7.62-9.82 seconds, he adds:"And I am certain that it was not this way". The background includes the sound of water flow, heartbeat, and buzzing throughout the entire process.


The background music is cheerful pop music played by guitar, running through the entire piece. From 3.14 to 4.41s, a 30-40 male speaker with a US accent happily states in English: "Okay, so up to this point we have.". The setting is an indoor environment with minimal background noise and natural echo.


From 0.25s to 1.22s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent states in English with neutral emotion:"374". From 2.14s to 2.40s, a cap gun fires. From 4.50s to 5.34s, the speaker states "370". From 7.15s to 7.26s, another cap gun fires. From 8.90s to 9.30s, the speaker states "369".  Background constant rain sounds are audible during the entire clip, indicating an indoor environment with these ambient noises.


The background music is composed of soothing, neutral electronic music played by a synthesizer that run through the entire piece. From 0.04 to 9.64s, a middle-aged adult female narrator with a US accent delivers neutrally in English:"She was so small, at first Ann thought she was a rat. But right from the start, she was adopted by Moses, a wise man." From 2.00 to 2.81s, bird calls. From 6.10 to 6.47s, a crow caws.


From 0.00 to 6.78s, happy hip-hop music played by drums and synthesizers. From 7.45 to 10.00s, a 30-40 year old male speaker with a happy tone and American accent delivers the instructional line,"Another thing you can do if you want to incorporate the left foot." The entire setting is an indoor room.


The background music is composed of slow rhythms played by synthesizers and neutral electronic music that runs through the entire piece. From 5.09 to 7.65s, a 60-70 year old man with an American accent happily said in English:"Wow, your brother is kind of a baby, isn't he?" From 9.50s to 10.00s, he says: "It's hilarious."The audio is digitally created with intentional environmental elements.


From 0.00s to 7.71s, a 50-60 year old male with a US accent speaks in neutral English:"So I put a bar of soap inside the microwave oven, and soap contains quite a large quantity of water. What's happening inside of a microwave oven is this." From 9.46 to 9.98s, he adds,"The electrolyte." The microwave and air conditioner continue to produce a buzzing sound throughout.


From 0.10 to 5.63 seconds, a happy middle-aged male is speaking with an American accent in English:"It's bright, easy to read graphs, and it seems to work fairly well." From 2.85 to 10.0s, the electric guitar is playing two clean, neutral pure music pieces. There is a continuous rustling sound in the background. The audio occurs in indoor environments.


From 0.18 to 0.60s, a middle-aged man with an American accent spoke neutrally in English,"Power."Keyboard typing continued through the early and middle sections. From 1.94 to 4.87s, he stated "Of course solar power is from the Sun."Typing sounds persisted. From 6.43 to 9.80s, he said "The Sun provides all of the"while synthesized speech emerged. Typing concluded with the audio.


Continuous cicadas buzzing occurs from the start until the end. From 0.18s to 2.20s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent states neutrally in English:"So I can protect myself when I clean this sucker out." From 7.08s to 8.00s, he says: "There's some little buggies."


In 0.14-6.70 seconds: a 30-40-year-old male with a US accent raps in an angry manner in English over electronic music:"And I know the haters are forever waiting for the day to think and say I fell off the beach celebrating Cause I know the way to get him motivated, i make elevating music You make elevator music'"with background music throughout this segment. Next in 6.92-8.4 seconds: speech occurs. Afterward in 8.4-8.92 seconds: additional rapping. Finally in 8.92-10.04 seconds: artillery fire sounds.


At the start, dark melodic music begins. A menu selection sound effect occurs early in the recording. From 4.50s to 7.43s, a middle-aged adult male speaker aged 50-60 then happily delivered an announcement in English with an England accent:"Kratos wins. Vitality." Grunting sounds occurred in the middle of his speech. The classical strings continued throughout.


From 0.00 and 0.14s, a young adult male speaks neutrally in British English:"Fo." From 0.35 to 5.4s, the slow drumming continues. From 5.53 to 6.21s, the same speaker says clearly,"And a little faster." From 6.6 to 10.0 seconds, faster drumming resumes. The setting is an indoor environment with natural resonance resembling a practice room.


From 2.69s to 4.38s, a young adult male with a happy demeanor describes an object in English neutrally with an American accent:"He's got a little satellite there as you can see." Between 4.6s and 5.6s, a printer operates. From 5.74s to 6.61s, he adds:"He is a satellite." Continuous rustling fills the background throughout after initial sounds. The recording was made in a quiet indoor space with slight reverb.


At 1.1-2.8 seconds: spray-can-like rattling occurs. At 3.4-4.2 seconds: a brief indeterminate sound effect plays. At 8.8-9.4 seconds: multiple sound effects including synthesizer zap, record scratch, boing, and drum machine. Background music plays intermittently throughout in an artificial environment.


At the start, keyboard typing occurs along with scissors cutting and initial cap gun shots near 0 seconds. Finger snapping is heard around midway. Between 3.20 and 5.84 seconds, the young adult male with a US accent speaks neutrally in English,"Okay, now it's ready to shoot." Cap gun sounds continue actively during this period. Later between 7.40 and 8.87 seconds, he adds,"How you put it on the barrel." Final finger snaps and cap gun shots occur near the end. Background plastic handling sounds are present throughout most of the recording.The setting is an indoor room environment with quiet ambiance and slight echoing.


At the start, string instruments begin playing bright bluegrass-style music continuously. From 2.50 to 3.99s, the young adult male speaker happily states in English with American accent,"Okay, a little bluegrass kind of thing.", from 6.04 to 7.09s, he adds,"That's how it sounds all together."This occurs in a quiet indoor space.


From start to 4.2s: billiard game sounds with cue stick strikes and ball collisions, including a brief tick-tock at mid-start. Between 5.97-7.92s: a male aged 30-40 neutrally speaks in English with an American accent:"Again, here's the shot with no side spin." Near end: billiard sounds briefly recur. Quiet indoor game environment throughout.


From 0.00 to 5.60s, a middle-aged man with a happy tone describes the car's steering wheel in American English:"It's a leather-wrapped steering wheel with aluminum accents, very smooth steering, power-assisted." From 6.30 to 7.10s, a car horn honks briefly. From 8.80 to 10.00s, the man continues:"Has a six-speed automatic." Throughout the entire recording, a vehicle engine runs steadily.


Initially (0.08s-0.99s), a young adult female speaker with a US accent states neutrally "Top of the water.", followed by whispering. Later (2.98s-9.64s), she continues "Our most baited fish swim down here and nibble on the plant. This one likes to nibble on fingers." The environment is a quiet indoor setting.


At the start: tire screeching begins. Shortly after: race car engine starts, both audible throughout. In the beginning seconds: from 0.10s to 0.96s, a middle-aged male speaker with an English accent speaks sadly," Needs to perform."Towards the end: from 8.20s to 9.68s, the speaker adds,"Well, one thing's for sure."The outdoor setting features persistent vehicle sounds.


Throughout the audio, background steel guitar metal nutral music is present. At 0.5-0.9 seconds, a brief speech segment occurs. From 2.24 to 10.00 seconds, a young British adult female speaker with an English accent delivers neutral-toned narration:"The road through hell, if you're prepared to run it, is 217 kilometres long."


At 1.6-1.7 seconds: metallic latch sound. From 1.2 to 5.9 seconds: foot shuffling. At 3.09-8.66 seconds: a young adult male with an American accent and a happy tone states,"Ready to swing it and pop it. Then you want your left foot just to be out here, ready to give her a tap to flip her around."Energetic electronic hiphop music featuring drums and bass plays continuously. Occasional metallic and shuffling sounds occur, accompanied by constant air conditioning hum and intermittent vehicle noise in an indoor setting.


The audio occurs in a noisy indoor or outdoor sports stadium during a game. From 0.14 to 1.26 seconds, a 50-60 year old male commentator says neutrally in English with an American accent:"And right side of your screen". At 3.14 to 3.18 seconds, the commentator says:"C-17". From 4.0 to 6.2 seconds, a whistle sounds. Starting at 4.79 seconds until 9.92 seconds, the commentator says:"He steps out to challenge the adjacent pass Dixon State takes one step towards the". Crowd noise with cheering and yelling persists in the background throughout the entire audio.


From the beginning: rhythmic thudding and electronic music continue throughout. Between 0.37-7.22 seconds, the middle-aged male coach with an American accent happily speaks:"Feel good? Good. Nice job. Nice job. Okay. Next guy in. Next guy in. Chris."During this, basketball bouncing occurs from 0.92-3.64 seconds. Another brief bounce happens around 4.68 seconds. Sustained bouncing resumes between 6.04-9.52 seconds. Around 8.37-9.67 seconds, the coach concludes:"Chris. Step with your foot."


From 1.15s to 5.66s, a 30-40 year old man speaks neutrally with a British accent,"I did everything I could to impress that girl last night. Let's hope she turns up this time to meet me." From 8.85 to 10.00 s, the roar of vehicles. Neutral electronic music played by synthesizers throughout. The background sound also includes the sound of people talking, the sound of vehicles driving.


From 0.06 to 1.20s, a young adult male with an English accent stated neutrally:"That is some intense motion." From 4.94 to 5.80s, he said:"6.30 p. M."From 7.42s to 9.50s, he added:"Small Highway 14, eastbound."The constant rumble of an engine is heard throughout the audio.


Between 0.08s-5.31s, a middle-aged Scottish male speaks neutrally in English:"For the first time, the Joker killing joke monologue from the point where he's in."Later at 9.20s-9.64s, he adds:"Oh." From 4.89 to 10.00s, the cheers and applause of the crowd. The setting suggests an indoor live event.


Throughout the recording, wind chimes tinkle softly in the background. From start to end, a 30-40 year old American male speaker with a US accent and happy tone describes an object: from 0.85s to 4.98s, he says:"Oh, that'd probably be a nice housewarming present for somebody. Good thing for you guys, my wife fixed it."From 6.25s to 10.00s, he says:"Look how beautiful. Very nice. It does have a swivel."


In 0.44-6.13 seconds, a happy middle-aged male speaker states with American accent,"Go into a normal pulse with modulation, 10 seconds on, 30 seconds off, as being demonstrated here." Around the mid-portion, a liquid or pump system operates in the background. Electronic music with drums, piano and bass develops an upbeat mood after the speech ends.


At the beginning, a dog starts high-pitched barks that persist throughout alongside whimpers. From 4.20s to 5.75s, a young adult male speaker said angrily in US English,"Is this what he's normally like?".In an indoor residential space with slight echo. More dog whimpers occur during the middle and near the end of the recording.


Throughout the entire audio, a race car engine roars and a crowd cheers. Between 1.15 and 3.70 seconds, a man aged 30-40 with an American accent happily says,"Oh, he dives down and he's got a nice shot,"while a car passes by between 2.2 and 3.5 seconds. Between 4.86 and 7.98 seconds, the man says,"He's got a really quick through there as he looks at the middle of the check."Another car passes by between 7.4 and 8.7 seconds.


Throughout: horse hooves and rustling. From 0.51 to 0.69s: a young adult male with an English accent speaks happily in English:"Hey!". Early segment: faint clicking and footsteps begin. From 4.20 to 6.91s: the speaker states "Yeah, got to get in the middle straight and down" with recurring footsteps and clicking. From 9.18s to 9.96s: more footsteps precede the final phrase "We did that".


From 0.06s to 2.47s, a middle-aged male with a British accent speaks in English with a neutral emotion:" At first, it all seems just too easy." Immediately after, bird wing flapping occurs. Later, more bird wing flapping follows. Throughout this period, pigeon cooing continues in the background, recurring near the end.The outdoor environment resembles a park or square filled with bird sounds.


During the initial moments, an insect buzz begins. Around 5.73 to 9.13 seconds, a young adult male with a US accent angrily states in English," Dude, i hate it when kids do this. You're fuckin' a homo, kid." The buzz persists intermittently until the end.


Around 2.3-2.4 seconds: a plop sound. From approximately 0.03-5.43 seconds: a young adult male with a US accent stated happily in English,"He's jumping on the bed, so the monkeys went on to the couch." Throughout the recording, upbeat pop music with drums played in an indoor studio environment.


From 0.40s to 1.25s, a young adult male speaker expressed happiness in American English:"There we go." Throughout, fire and wind are constant. Early, background clacking begins while sliding and clicking occur; clacking resumes midway and continues late. Mid-recording, sliding reappears. From 6.36s to 6.91s, the speaker says:"Fish."Late, hard objects hit surfaces immediately followed by more sliding. From 9.12s to 9.23s, the speaker says "Ladies' houses."


At 0.36-1.05 seconds, a 30-40 year old American male speaking English in a sad manner says,"Oil sensor". At 8.10-10.00 seconds, the speaker adds,"Sensor light is on only half". A loud rhythmic metallic clicking or tapping sound resembling engine operation continues throughout.


A trumpet plays a classical slow and melancholic practice piece, with intermittent periods of silence.A trumpet plays from the start until approximately two seconds in. After a brief silence, it resumes around the four-second mark for a short burst. Following another silence, the performance continues at about six seconds until the end. The entire recording occurs in a quiet indoor environment with slight natural reverberation.


At the very start, a motorcycle engine revs sharply. From early onward, sustained motorcycle revving continues to the end. From 0.64s to 4.03s, a middle-aged male speaker with an English accent delivers the first part of his statement in English neutrally:"But it can also be used to good effect on a race bike on the track too." From 5.26s to 9.56s, he concludes:"However, like Supermoto, it only really helps in tight corners," with background sounds of a car and motorcycle accelerating present throughout the entire clip.


From the start through early seconds: a cat meows. Between 5.49 and 8.30 seconds: a synthesized elderly male voice with a US accent and neutral tone states in English:"AmeriQuest Mortgage, proud sponsor of the NFL." Around the ending seconds: another cat meow occurs. The environment throughout is a quiet indoor space with a cat.


A middle-aged male with US accent speaks neutrally in English amidst slow, calm, and melancholic electronic string music. From 7.15 to 8.01s,he says," Now it's going to change." From 9.12 to 9.84s, the speaker says"G, c." The environment remains quiet indoors.


Background electronic music with glockenspiel and drums, creating a darkly energetic atmosphere throughout. Mallet percussion sounds occur around the beginning and later overlap the speech segment. At the middle point, a shimmering magical sound effect emerges. Between approximately 4.73 and 8.08 seconds, the young adult woman states in US English in a neutral manner:"There's one person at this school who's cursed." Final mallet percussion appears near the end.The environment resembles a controlled studio recording without background disturbances.


At the beginning, loud crowd cheering, screaming, and applause dominates. From 1.91s to 4.20s, the crowd briefly subsides where a young adult American male announcer speaking happily in English states,"And perhaps, perhaps some special guests." Midway through the audio, the crowd erupts again into loud cheering and applause. From 6.26s to 8.27s, the announcer then continues,"We're going to start with an update on Kingdom Hearts 3." Finally, the audio concludes with another loud burst of crowd cheering and applause. Background crowd noise persists throughout.


At 5.12-6.16 seconds: a cough occurs. At 6.26-8.27 seconds: a middle-aged woman with a Canadian accent speaks in neutral English:" Even something as simple as getting dressed". After speaking, silence continues until the end. In a quiet indoor room with slight reverberation.


At the start, artillery fire sounds in the background while an elderly American male narrator neutrally begins narrating in English, from 0.95s to 3.00s "Has GPS guidance built in." Between dialogues, a swooshing sound effect occurs. From 4.68s to 9.34s, he continues "The 155mm weapon is fired like a regular howitzer shell." Artillery persists throughout.


Throughout the entire recording, a deep rocket engine roars continuously. From 4.29s to 5.20s, the synthesized male voice with a middle-aged adult tone and an American accent speaks neutrally in English:"T plus one minute.", from 6.34s to 6.79s the voice says:"Altitude.", from 9.75s to 10.00s, the voice states:"Speed."Crackling static occurs in the background during the middle section and again near the very end.


Throughout the audio, skateboard wheels roll steadily. Around the middle, a skateboard popping sound occurs near the start of the 30-40 year old man's happy description in US-accented English from 2.50s to 5.21s:"It's like the inside of the wheel is going against the metal." In the later section, another skateboard pop precedes his surprised cry from 9.20s to 10.00s"Ooh!" Dark electronic music with bass and synthesizer plays constantly during this outdoor recording


From 0.16s to 3.75s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent says happy in English:"Everywhere you could think of except the movie theater." From 9.69s to 10.00s:"The movie."Immediately after the speech ends, persistent popcorn-popping or kernel-shaking sounds begin as the background. From 4.10s to 10.00s, there is continuous popcorn-popping sound.


Throughout the recording, electronic music with neutral guitar plays. From 1.02 to 5.07 seconds, a middle-aged adult male speaker with an American accent states neutrally in English:" Good facilities, and an understanding of the psychology of a cow." Around the 2-second mark, a brief clip-clop sound occurs. Near the 4-second mark, another clip-clop sound emerges. Around 6 to 8 seconds, a cow mooing appears.


At 0.6s-1.08s, a basketball dribbles as the coach demonstrates. From 1.02s to 9.72s, the happy adult male coach explains techniques using US English:"Like stepping and dribbling. Or you can go this way, stepping and dribbling like that. Both of those are perfectly legal." Additional dribbling sounds occur around 3.44s-3.88s and 5.2s-5.68s synchronizing with described gestures. Echoes persist throughout.


From 0.53s to 3.70s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent states neutrally in English:"A lot of frustration, a lot of videotape, a lot of everything as". From 6.33s to 10.00s, he continues:"Some teams would just take a videotape like that and just get rid of". Electronic music with happy synthesizer elements plays constantly, accompanied by indistinct crowd chatter in the background.


An electric guitar music featuring a fast distorted solo and groovier rock passages throughout most of the recording. From 8.70s to 9.57s, a young adult male speaker with an English accent happily states in English,"Ebony fretboard."With brief guitar accompaniment in an indoor environment.


From the beginning, dark electronic music with drums and bass plays continuously. Between 0.28 and 1.46 seconds, a middle-aged male with an English accent speaks happily in English:" Down, you jump right into the crab." Shortly after the speech ends, scratching sounds become audible. Around the middle section, rhythmic tap dancing begins and persists until the end within an indoor spacious environment resembling a dance studio.


From 0.12s to 1.98s, a young adult female speaker with an American accent delivers a statement in English and in a sad tone:" I'm gonna have an orgasm and cry." Traffic noise is present throughout this segment. Afterward, the sound of a high-speed vehicle passing by and a fixed-wing aircraft occur. During the middle section, dark and energetic electronic music featuring a synthesizer plays. Near the end, another fixed-wing aircraft is heard amid recurring traffic noise.


From 0.00 to 0.53s, a middle-aged man with a British accent spoke in English in a neutral tone, "It's still standing" From 7.01 to 7.72 seconds"Pretty cool, huh?" In an outdoor natural environment near a stream, constant stream sounds form a background throughout, while a sound of footsteps, alongside intermittent rustling.


Background neutral electronic music with synthesized elements plays while a subtle drone persists from the middle section onward. From 0.47s to 2.81s, a 50-60-year-old male speaker opens in English with a US accent and neutral tone:"The bite force of a grizzly bear is only 5, 000 Newtons and thus much weaker than that of the alligator." A subtle background drone is sustained from the middle onward. From 7.13s to 10.00s, the narrator concludes:"Strength: Alligators like to hunt in the water". It's in the controlled studio environment.


From 0.00 to 1.81s and from 4.43 to 9.98s,  the sound of a vacuum cleaner operating. From 0.32 to 4.43s, a young male with an American accent communicates in English with a neutral tone:"All right, so what are your thoughts on that? I want." From 2.33 to 3.02s, a burst of laughter. In the noisy indoor environment, happy electronic music played by drums and synthesizers throughout the background.


From the 0.08 to 4.47 seconds, a young adult with a US accent male speaker states neutrally: "it pretty much explain it to you right there in the laboring 110 220 volts". Between 6.65 and 10.00 seconds, he continues: "this weld is very lightweight it has a nice". The lively electronic music played by bass, drums, and electricguitar continues in the background.


At 3.80-5.90 seconds: a middle-aged adult male speaker with a US accent speaks in English neutrally:"You can get right close to them, you can even pick them up." A crow call occurs at 0.6-0.8 seconds. Continuous crow cawing begins at approximately 1.8 seconds and persists through the remainder of the audio.The outdoor setting features prominent bird vocalizations.


During initial sink sounds, from 0.57s to 2.30s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent states neutrally in English:"In the tank, go into the bowl completely." Later, as the sink continues, from 3.66s to 10.00s, the speaker says:"When it completely empties out like that, you're still going to have this much water in there. But I'm going to show you how", with sink sounds fading toward the end.


Around 1.77-3.50 seconds, a middle-aged Australian male speaker begins sadly in English,"Meanwhile, back in Marwencall,". From roughly 4.89-10.0 seconds, he continues,"The SS took me, they tied me up, then they started to cut me, I got a scar.". Throughout the latter half, dark and sad electronic background music plays. The entire audio features a clean, noise-free indoor setting.


At 0.44-1.03 seconds, a young adult male whispers fearfully in US-accented English,"Oh, that's cool." Around 1.4-3.3 seconds, an elk bugles. Between 2.3-3.1 seconds, a snake sound occurs. Then at 4.73-6.05 seconds, the speaker whispers,"That big one just beagled again." During this period, from about 5.2-6.0 seconds, a snake sound continues with a brief elk bugle at 5.5-5.6 seconds.


Between 0.21-5.32 seconds, a middle-aged American woman speaks, sounding sad, in English:"Because I know somewhere deep down in my heart". Overlapping from 0.6-5.4 seconds, yodeling occurs. Children's piano easylistening music plays continuously in the background throughout. Audio indicates an indoor environment.


Starting around 0.34 to 2.18 seconds, a 30-40 year old male speaker happily states in English with a US accent:"Pour it into the bowl as fast as you can." While toilet flushing sounds persist throughout this segment and beyond. Around 6.52-7.35 seconds, the speaker says:"And it will flush." Around 8.92-9.54 seconds, the speaker says:"Thanks for watching."Within an indoor bathroom environment.


From 1.6 to 10.04 seconds, a distinct two-stroke engine starts and revs loudly multiple times, consistent with a noisy outdoor or garage environment. Between 3.24 and 5.69 seconds, the 30-40 year old American female speaker delivers neutral-toned instructions in English:"Warm up the engine by opening the throttle a few times."


Within the first 0.00-3.23 seconds, a middle-aged male speaks happily with a US accent in English:"Up and make it all nice and pretty. I'll show you in just a minute." A trickling stream and bubbling liquid are present. After about 8 seconds, the liquid sounds resume toward the end. Briefly around 9.62-10.00 seconds, the man says:"So what we".The setting suggests an indoor cooking environment.


Energetic fast-paced electronic cymbal music with prominent drums and bass plays during the opening. Throughout the majority of the clip, from 6.90s to 9.98s, a young adult male speaker presents with a US accent in English and a happy tone:"Hi, I'm Aaron Bland on behalf of Expert Village and I'm an".


From about 0.51 to 6.23 seconds, a 60-70-year-old elderly American male states neutrally in English:"Well, I wanted a photograph. The light was right, and I had my camera with me. I took several photographs of the snake." Accompanied by multiple camera shutter clicks. Between approximately 8.14 and 9.39 seconds, he continues,"You know, at that point,". A final camera shutter click occurs near the end. Background netrual electronic music with synthesizer and singing bowl sounds persist throughout, while snake sounds are audible until around mid-recording.The recording occurs in an indoor environment.


Between 0.04-2.12 seconds, a young adult male speaker spoke neutrally in English with a US accent:"Y'all take it easy. Come on, darren, get owned." Bird chirping occurred at 0.32-1.12 seconds. At 3.46-3.61 seconds, the speaker said:"Please." Keyboard typing sounds spanned 3.28-3.36 seconds and 4.44-7.84 seconds. A fearful scream lasted from 7.84 to 9.84 seconds with additional bird chirps at 2.2-2.28s, 3.36-3.44s, and 7.88-9.72s. Background rustling persisted from 2.08s onward.


At the beginning, water sounds occur. From early to mid-recording, continuous mechanical fan and liquid pump noises form the background. Between approximately 2.57-7.22 seconds, the middle-aged American male speaker states in English and a neutral tone:"Pump's working on high. So, the amount's not full, we're going to power it back down"—interrupted by brief water sounds at 2.7-3.0 seconds and sustained water from 4.3-7.4 seconds. Around the end (8.40-9.84 seconds), he concludes:"That completes this tutorial."


At 0.5-1.5 seconds, a burp sound is heard. At 2.19-4.72 seconds, a teenage female speaker says in a happy tone in English with a US accent," I just burped."


From beginning to end, constant lawnmower buzzing forms the background. From 0.00s to 1.00s, a 30-40 year old male speaker with an English accent speaks in a neutral manner in English:"Phone keeping." From 3.91s to 5.10s, he says:"I'm missing mowing, people." From 6.54s to 7.50s, he says:"I'm ready to mow." From 8.40s to 10.00s, he says:"Uh-oh, hit a little piece of". Near the end, the lawnmower blade hits an object.


In the 0.14-2.70-second segment, a 30-40-year-old woman speaking English with a US accent in a sad tone states, "Engines, they're very quiet." Continuous powerful engine roar and high-pitched whine dominate.Environment suggests an outdoor location near powerful engines like an airfield.


At the start, screeching and laughter begin. Around 5.49-5.75seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with an English accent says in English happily:"Yeah." Simultaneously, a groan starts and continues through later events, including another screech at around 3.6 seconds. Laughter intensifies around 5.0 seconds with a brief cough. From 7.98-8.54 seconds, he says:"Swoollick," amid a final groan and brief screech. Ending laughter resumes with a final cough.In an indoor environment with some echo and ambient noise.


From 0.16s to 3.3s, an elderly male speaker with a neutral US accent states in English,"It's warmer than a baby's bath to get that yeast activated," accompanied by kitchen utensil clattering that continues until 3.4s. From 4.0s to 4.2s, a knock is heard. From 5.29s to 6.30s, the speaker continues,"Now while that's working," From 8.60s to 9.98s, he says,"If you want, like I," with utensil clattering resuming between 6.9s and 7.6s. The indoor kitchen environment persists throughout.


Background: fast-tempo  electronic music with synthesizer and guitar plays continuously creates dark, heavy moods. At 0.0-1.04s, whooshing and an energy surge occur. From 2.89-6.45s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent says in English with a sad tone:"I hear there are frogs here in the jungle that can summon rain." Around 3.08-3.8s, frog croaking overlaps with another whoosh and energy surge. At 5.36-6.2s, frog croaking continues during speech. Between 6.56-6.8s, whooshing recurs. From 7.52-8.24s, frog croaking resumes. Near the end (9.6-9.64s), an energy surge occurs. The setting is a stylized jungle environment.


From 0.02 to 0.70 seconds, a young adult male speaker states in a neutral tone in US English:" Nice and shuffled." From 1.91s to 6.24s, he says: "Alright, yeah, i'll just shuffle it one more time, you guys. Alright, like that." The background sound has intermittent shuffling sounds. The environment is an indoor room with slight reverberation.


The background music is a slow rhythm played by guitar, neutral pure music that runs through the entire piece. Between 0.04-3.25 seconds, a middle-aged man demonstrates harmony in British English with a neutral tone on a bass instrument:"Harmonic above the C, and it's a bit harder to get this one to sound," From 6.50s to 9.94s, he says: "But it's really useful. Here's the one on the D string, which is the note G.".


Throughout the audio, the slow, deliberate classical string melody continues throughout. From 5.21s to 8.45s, a man with a US accent in his 30s neutrally speaks in English:" Now here's measure five. We're going to hit that fifth fret on the D string one more time. We're going to do four". The entire recording occurs in an indoor environment.


A faint analog recording hiss persists. Cello and double bass play mournful classical music from early on to conclusion. From 6.37 to 10.00s, a young adult male speaker aged 30-40 with a US accent delivers a sad narration in English:"These are the times that try men's souls. In the course of our nation's." within an indoor studio environment.


From 4.00 to 6.00s, a middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutral in English:"So i'm going to play that bass line it goes." An accompanying plucked bass guitar plays a moderate-tempo melody with groovy and dark tones. The environment is a quiet indoor space.


The audio begins with a whistling sound. From 1.76 to 5.95s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent speaks reflectively:" That was horrible. But, like, this is our symbol of freedom, and honestly, uh." From 7.60s to 9.41s, he says: " This is cool. I'm gonna hold on to this." The environment is a quiet indoor room with noticeable echo.


Upbeat Latin American accordion music with a lively melody plays amidst continuous crowd chatter. From 0.50 to 4.04s, an adult man with an American accent asks happily in English,"Endings? You already know endings, right?" The environment resembles a lively event setting with energetic background ambience.


From 5.47 to 9.13s, a middle-aged American man spoke neutrally in American English:" Na benne! Benne lesz!". A gentle breeze blew steadily throughout the recording, accompanied by the sound of footsteps at the beginning and end. A period of silence separates these spoken segments. The outdoor environment exhibits natural, dynamic changes.


From 0.12 to 1.89s, a young adult female with a Canadian accent speaks neutrally in English about a craft process:" Do from there." From 3.47s to 5.50s, she says: "Is you can heat set it and that's what I'm going to go ahead and do. I'll drag that." From 7.41s to 10.00s, she says:"The glass bead pearl gel is finally dry." Background sounds include early rustling of materials and later activation of a heat tool. The environment is a quiet indoor craft setting.


From 3.84 to 7.09s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent, delivers neutral-tone instructions in English:"I'm going to start with, well first of all, just the controls." From 8.47 to 9.82s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent, delivers neutral-tone instructions in English:"When you turn the." Constant machine humming underlies the recording, punctuated by initial hammer impacts and latching mechanisms, brief tool usage and a mechanical click during early stages, and a final mechanical click toward the end. The surroundings suggest an active workshop or lab environment.


Throughout the recording, rhythmic percussion and electronic drum beats formed the background. From 0.06 to 5.02s, a young male educator with an American accent neutrally explained the concept of solids in English:"Your phone. A cookie's a solid and so is a stone. Can you think of any more solids?" Groovy and energetic electronic music featured synthesizer effects, electronic drum beats, and rhythmic percussion throughout.


From 0.06 to 0.75s, an elderly male speaker with a US accent delivers an English monologue in a neutral tone, explaining past naivety:" Playing the wind." From 2.28 to 7.60s, he continues:"Well, I'm going to show you because I'll be honest and upfront with you. I was just as naive." From 8.60 to 9.93s, he concludes:"As any one of you that asked." Rustling leaves form a constant background layer, accompanied by intermittent movement through foliage.  The outdoor forest environment supports these natural sounds.


From 2.57 to 3.05s, a middle-aged male speaker sadly commented in US-accented English about an electronic beeping sound saying, " And louder." From 4.48 to 5.88s, a middle-aged male speaker sad commented in US-accented English about an electronic beeping sound saying, "And more persistent." A loud, persistent high-pitched electronic beep continues throughout the quiet indoor environment.


From 0.66 to 3.18s, a young man with an American accent sings happily in English:"But as for me, all I can say is." The track features intermittent male vocals accompanied by Hammond organ, forming experimental electronic guitar music with dark and dreamy qualities. The environment has significant reverberation in a large indoor space.


From 1.06 to 5.07s, a middle-aged American man is neutrally explaining and demonstrating a gospel-style neutral pop acoustic guitar piece in American English. He says:"So I like to use this tuning when I'm playing sort of gospel-y type things like this." The music features slow acoustic guitar playing with blues and gospel elements. The environment is a quiet indoor setting.


Before an older American man begins describing his morning routine in a neutral tone using American English, the sound of drums can be heard. From 4.30 to 9.60s:"So I've worked out, I've seen my boys off, had breakfast, and got a shower." Throughout: neutral experimental music by drums, bass and guitar.


From 2.26 to 4.57s, a middle-aged man with an American accent spoke neutrally in English:"Wow, that is a massive tornado." From 6.65s to 7.92s, he said: "Ah hell, i think it's coming this way." Strong wind continues throughout. Intermittent rain occurs early and later. A thunderstorm emerges in the middle portion with a thunderclap. The setting is an outdoor stormy environment near a tornado.


Within a quiet indoor environment featuring slight echo, from 0.06 to 4.87s, a middle-aged American man speaks American English in a neutral tone, accompanied by crackling sounds in the background. He says: "Blasters very well. Now this was originally codenamed the Orion" From 7.28s to 10.00s, he says: "And they decided to change the name to the Rangemaster"


From 0.00-4.88s, a middle-aged man with an American accent delivered an instructional monologue in English: "One, two, and three, four, and one, two, three, four." His next phrase starting from 7.10-8.37s: "Good, let's take a look at 107." Steady percussion is heard throughout the initial segment.


From 0.10 to 5.79s, a 30-40 year old male speaker delivers a neutral monologue in American accented English:"Under the hood as well there's a new diesel engine as well as an eight-speed automatic transmission on all engine choices" From 6.99s to 9.94s, he says: "For our full impressions of the diesel and the high performance sr". The background noise is very faint. Throughout the recording, there is a constant hum of traffic, including the sounds of passing vehicles and engines.


In an indoor office environment, from 0.78 to 3.89s, in an office setting, a man in his 30s or 40s speaks English in a neutral tone with an American accent while typing on his keyboard:" I'm going to call this the ADO Practice" From 9.39s to 9.90s, he says: "And click OK." Keyboard sounds occur intermittently during and after the speech, culminating in a mouse click near the end with constant computer fan hum in the background


From 0.48 to 5.54s, an older male speaker with an American accent spoke in a neutral tone in English about welding robots, saying, "Than for other robots in arc welding applications." Machinery hum persisted continuously. After the speech, dark deep electronic music with synthesizer, cello and drums emerged, while a whoosh and an impact occurred in the later section. The environment blended industrial background ambience with produced dramatic effects.


From 0.22-4.86 seconds, a young adult male with a US accent states in English with a neutral tone: "And it just barely goes off and it goes like that. You want to get it like, boom.". Midway, between 1.4-6.3 seconds, loud skateboard deck clattering begins. From 6.08-10.06 seconds, he continues: "Kind of like that. So, anyways, you'll".


From 0.30-1.56 seconds, a middle-aged male with an English accent and a sad tone spoke in English: "At the trends of tomorrow.". From 9.53 to 9.90 seconds, he added: "Too thick?". Fearful, slow-tempo electronic music by shofar, theremin and synthesizer continues through the entire recording.The clean recording suggests a controlled environment with intentional atmospheric effects.


Initially, a dog whines persistently while rustling starts and continues through the end. A 30-to-40-year-old young adult woman speaks in American English with a happy tone about slow feed bowls, from 4.00s to 9.26s " So today, we are going to talk to you guys about slow feed bowls." A final dog sound occurs near the end.The environment is a quiet indoor home.


At the start, from 0.00 to 3.55s, a young adult male with a US accent states neutrally in English:" Replace it with an HWM dyno tested brand new pump." Engine idling begins shortly after the speech and continues through the end. The indoor industrial setting features increasingly prominent machinery noise toward the conclusion.


At the start, background heart sounds begin. Shortly after, a mechanical click is heard near the beginning. From 2.91-3-38s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent neutrally speaks in English: "And there we go." Later, another mechanical click occurs, and from 6.47-9.92s the speaker delivers instructions: "And now you just need to repeat the procedure on the lower hinge." Heart sounds continue through this period and briefly reappear at the very end.


In a large indoor recreational venue likely serving as a bowling alley, door sounds and persistent footsteps begin early. A voice emerges midway during his speech. Background reverberation appears near the end. From 6.19 to 9.60s, a middle-aged man with an American accent speaks in a neutral manner in English:"Okay, all right, so I've just left a dreaded 10 pin."