Throughout: calm synthesizer pop background music. Between two and eight seconds: a loud crashing and splashing sound. From the early portion to near the end: happy audience applause and cheering. The environment is an indoor venue with a live audience.


At 0.66s-3.68s, a young American woman states neutrally in US English,"You can display a title on your gadget if you want to." In the second half, she adds at 5.62s-8.88s,"Mine is called A Kernel of Truth About Popcorn." Faint keyboard typing or mouse clicks occur intermittently as background throughout the quiet indoor recording.


At start: a middle-aged American female speaker begins in US English neutrally at 0.00s-1.75s,"What are five things you can see?" After a pause, at 3.10s-4.85s, she says:"What are four things you can touch?" Later at 6.18s-7.87s, she says:"What are three things you can hear?" Toward end at 8.72s-10.00s, she says:"What are two things you can see?" Background neutral easylistening music with piano, drums, and electronic elements persists throughout in a quiet indoor space.


Background happy electronic music with drums and synthesizer persists throughout. Early in the audio, a young American-accented male begins discussing exercise methods neutrally in English. The full speech occurs between approximately 0.00s and 5.41s:"If you're natural, I'm just going to say that 100%. You have to use good form or else you're not going to get the perfect results."At 6.41s-9.96s he says:"But those big guys, they're going to get big no matter what. It doesn't matter."


Between 0.26-2.32 seconds, a middle-aged American man says neutrally in US English,"Jose Avila from CrowdStar." From 3.28 seconds to the end, applause occurs. Throughout the background starting after the speech, electronic music with drums and a synthesizer featuring dark, energetic, and powerful moods plays. The setting is an indoor conference environment with an audience present.


From start to end, footsteps on gravel or leaves are audible. At 0.24-10.00 seconds, the middle-aged male speaker in US English says neutrally:"Those closest to US do not know about our feelings and things that we think and perhaps things that we believe that no one knows about."From 4.08-6.32 seconds, running continues. Another running segment occurs from 7.80-9.32 seconds.


From 0.97 to 3.82 seconds, a young adult male speaker with an American accent says in English neutrally,"If you're a DSLR filmmaker, you're more than familiar with these lens gears."From 4.71 to 6.78 seconds, the speaker states,"These are great, but they don't pull focus accurately." From 7.00 to 9.64 seconds, he continues,"You have no way of telling how far your subject really is," Accompanied by neutral synthesizer electronic music in an indoor acoustically controlled environment.


Throughout the recording, happy electronic pop music with drums and bass plays. At the 0.10s-6.56s, a young adult female speaker with a US accent says neutrally in English:"Adventure there's aquarium of the Pacific featuring over 11 000 animals and over 500 different species". Later, she says at 8.10s-10.00s:"If you're looking for another adventure at the high seas". This occurs in a studio or professionally recorded indoor environment.


From 0.00 to 1.29s, a young female speaker says neutrally in US English," You sing with me." Upbeat pop music with piano plays throughout. A brief segment of music plays at the very end in a controlled indoor environment.


Throughout the audio: angry electronic music with synthesizer and drums plays. Background explosion persists. From 0.44 to 6.70 seconds: an elderly American male speaker with an American accent says in English with angry authority "Don't reach for a corded tool. DeWalt FlexVolt gives you the power to cut the cord and power up your job site." Around the first second: a whoosh sound begins and continues until near end. From 9.80 to 10.04s: the whoosh effect concludes and the speaker states "FlexVolt." Artificial commercial environment with high-energy acoustics persists.


From 0.46s to 5.67s, a woman aged 30-40 provides crafting instructions in American English with a neutral tone:" Put some glue in the interior and then add the other piece.". Throughout most of the recording, pop music with happy and upbeat moods by piano. The environment is a quiet indoor studio.


From 0.02s to 9.90s, a middle-aged male speaker addressed an audience in an indoor public setting. He stated in American English with a neutral tone:"Like you were saying, it's a lot of hard and thankless work. I've been a musician most of my life, So I'm used to hard and thankless work. That's really when it comes down to it.", room reverberation and light audience murmuring persisted throughout. From 7.02s to 9.94s, audience laughter arose during the speaker's final points.


From 0.00s to 0.64s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent delivers a technical explanation in English with a neutral tone:"Just for". From 1.66s to 2.91s, he says:" The basic setup.". Following a brief silent interval, during which isolated mouth noises are heard, from 4.90s to 9.41s the speaker continues:". We can run. NET run from the command line, or, as I'll show, we can actually run". An indoor ambient background persists throughout the recording.


Throughout the recording, this is accompanied by fast-tempo happy easylistening music featuring prominent drums and bass. From 0.98s to 4.83s, a 30-40 year old American male speaker with a neutral tone in American English recounts sourcing everything from nature:" Food. No grocery stores, no restaurants, not even a drink at a bar.", from 6.18s to 10.00s, he continues later:"Nature has been my garden, my pantry, and my".


From 0.10s to 3.80s, a middle-aged female speaker with an English accent discusses the relationship between lifestyle, health, and diet in English with a neutral tone:"And changes to how we live affect our health and the way we eat". From 4.60s to 5.60s, she continues:"And they're all connected.", from 6.90s to 9.90s, she continues:"In a nutshell we all need to take a fresh look at our". At 8.2 seconds and then 10 seconds, a similar sound like a wooden gong being struck is heard. Happy electronic background music featuring synthesized instruments creates a motivational atmosphere with drums and guitar. The audio is captured in a clean studio environment.


Throughout the clip, background neutral electronic and pop music plays with guitar, drums, and bass. From 0.00s to 0.60s, a synthesized male voice with characteristics of a middle-aged man and an American accent speaks in English with a neutral tone:"Here that" From 3.25s to 10.00s, he says:"The interior staircase leads to an open concept living design downstairs with potential for".


Throughout the entire recording, cheerful and happy easy-listening music is played on a ukulele. From 4.37s to 10.04s, whistling is clearly audible in the foreground. The environment remains a quiet indoor space.


From 0.00s to 0.70s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent provides instructional commentary in English with a neutral tone:"I'll choose Examples.". From 1.34s to 1.63s, accompanying background sounds include keyboard typing and mouse clicks throughout this phase. From 4.10s to 8.90s, he continues:"And then notice that any file I click on presents a preview on the lower part of the screen,". From 5.10s to 5.26s, keyboard and mouse sounds reoccur. Silence briefly follows the first speech segment. The environment suggests a quiet indoor office.


The background music is surprising pop electronic music composed with the use of brass, drums and basses. From 0.00s to 5.18s, a young adult American female expresses happiness about food in American English with a neutral tone:" Course but oh my gosh like this is such a good amount of food", from 7.50s to 8.36s she says:" Mmm", from 9.59s to 9.98s, she continues " It tastes". Brief chewing occurs early during her speaking. Continuous chewing dominates from the middle to near the end in a quiet indoor environment with slight reverberation.


From 0.04s to 6.26s, a young female child provides instructions for using a map application in clear American English with a neutral tone:" Tap the map to activate it. Then tap the little bullseye. The app will ask to use your location. Choose OK". Midway, a clicking sound occurs. From 8.00s to 9.75s, she instructs:" You can zoom in or out by pinching the". The environment suggests a quiet indoor space.


Beginning: squeaking shoes and a basketball bounce are present. Early: crowd cheering builds and continues throughout the audio. Start to near-five-seconds: squeaking shoes. Midway: a basketball bounce briefly recurs. From 5.25s to 9.93s, a middle-aged adult male speaker with a US accent delivers basketball commentary in English with a surprised tone about Steins and Aaliyah Gonsalves:" That was crafty by Steins. Everything but the finish. However, cleaning up the mess, Aaliyah Gonsalves". Near end: a whistle blows and final squeaking shoes occur.


From 0.54s to 2.89s, a 50-60 year old female speaker with an English accent is discussing data handling procedures in English with a neutral tone: "To handle personal data with extreme care,", from 3.90s to 8.73s, she continues: "And stringent safety requirements have been put in place. For the storage and processing of data.". Background neutral easylistening music features piano and violin elements. The environment reflects a professional studio recording.


From 0.00s to 1.67s, a teenage boy provides instructional guidance about software functionality in English with a US accent and a neutral tone:"Have that, you won't be able to do charts.". Mouse clicks occur afterward. From 4.20s to 4.80s, the speaker says:"Really,", from 5.82s to 6.81s, he says:"It's all about double clicking.", with a mouse click heard while speaking. From 7.01s to 9.19s, the teenager continues:"You just double click and you have the option to insert images.", with additional mouse clicks near the end. A constant low-level hum persists throughout. It is in a home office environment.


From 0.00s to 1.68s, a 50-60-year-old female with a US accent speaks instructively in English with a neutral tone:"Waiting for US to type", from 6.41s to 7.37s, she says:"Our title.", from 9.34s to 10.04s, she continues:"So go ahead and". From 2.60s to 10.04s, office sounds including keyboard typing, chewing, and clicking persist through the middle majority of the recording.


From the start and continuing throughout, the setting is a quiet indoor environment. A middle-aged female teacher with a US accent explains a mathematical process in English with a neutral tone, from 0.20s to 2.30s, she states:" 6 plus 21 is minus 5.". From 3.04 to 3.12 seconds, a clicking sound occurs. From 3.50s to 9.40s, she continues:". And then to check it down here, we're going to see if we can get back to this top". From 6.32 to 6.56 seconds, a second clicking sound appears during this segment.


Faint handling noises start. From 0.00s to 1.70s, a girl with a Canadian accent speaks in English with a neutral tone:"I mean, mia", from 2.93s to 3.84s, she says:", two plus two isn't two.", from 6.79s to 7.86s, the child states:"It's four, i think.", from 9.74s to 9.97s, the child adds:"Yeah.". Handling noises persist intermittently throughout the early segment. The entire recording occurs in a quiet indoor environment.


Throughout the audio, low-frequency engine rumble persists. A middle-aged male speaker with an American accent describes a 2015 Toyota Corolla LE Eco Plus outdoors, from 0.34s to 6.00s, stating in English neutrally:"At this very nice and very well equipped 2015 Toyota Corolla LE Eco Plus", from 8.50s to 9.79s, he continues near the end:"This Toyota Corolla is in". A mechanical fan operates briefly around this period.


From 0.89s to 4.22s, a 60-70-year-old female speaker with a US accent states in English with a neutral tone:"Type-C USB PD 3.0 adapters. From 6.18 to 10.00s, she continues, " So, to get started, please go to ST. Com.". Background neutral electronic music with synthesizer and piano plays for most of the duration.


At the start, a 50-60-year-old middle-aged adult male with a neutral US accent describes technical features using location data in English with a neutral tone, "To eight recipients simultaneously," from around 0.08 to 2.57 seconds. During this segment, a brief electronic beep occurs midway. After a pause, from around 6.40 to 10.0 seconds, the speaker continues: "With your smartphone's GPS, location data can be embedded." Two quick beeps are heard - one near the beginning and another toward the end of this segment. Throughout the audio, modern electronic music featuring synthesizers, bass, and a beat plays with an energetic tech-focused mood.


At approximately 0.10 to 4.45 seconds, a middle-aged male with an English accent, likely a beekeeper, states neutrally in English,"The next one out and you can see hum this is a". From 5.89 to 10.00, he continues," Frame from a quadratic hive full of sealed brood and". During the entire recording, faint buzzing of bees and cricket chirping persist in the background.


From 0.04 to 1.18 seconds, a Canadian woman aged 30-40 narrates in a quiet indoor environment with an electronic hum in neutral English:" Start Upload button.". After a pause, near the end, a brief clicking occurs followed by the narration continuing. From 9.37 to 10.04 seconds:"Once they're ready,".


From 0.42 to 3.65 seconds, a middle-aged American male speaker discussed document formatting and text copying in neutral English:"And that's already defaulted to paragraphs, which is good." Typing sounds appeared in the middle and later parts of the audio. From 4.22 to 7.94 seconds, he said:"So oftentimes a lot of people want to copy and paste from a Word document," The clicking sound of the mouse was heard from 7.9 to 8.0 seconds. From 8.02 to 10.01 seconds, he said:"So when we're copying and pasting from a Word document," The clicking sound of the mouse was heard from 9.7 to 9.8 seconds. Electronic background noise continued throughout the clip, with silences during pauses. The environment was an indoor quiet setting like a home office.


From 0.06 to 3.13 seconds, a 30-40 male speaker states in Australian English with a neutral tone,"They consider to be significant in a spiritual context." Around 4.13 to 10.00 seconds, the speaker says,"Aboriginal sacred sites range from unremarkable natural features to the outside observer, such as water holes.". Background easylistening music with drums and strings creating a soft, groovy mood. Throughout in an indoor setting.


Aggressive hip-hop music with synthesized bass and beat patterns persists throughout, in a clear indoor space with some reverb. From 0.72 to 2.89 seconds, an angry young adult male voice states angrily in US English:"They came to take something from you gentlemen. Don't let them have it."From 3.72 to 4.59s: after a pause, the speaker continues angrily:"Do not let them have it." From 6.66 to 9.47 second, the speaker declares:"We don't get hit in the mouth. We hit in the mouth."


Throughout the recording, background peaceful classical piano music plays consistently. From 4.95 to 9.88 seconds, a middle-aged Indian man speaks neutrally in US English:" We are working for a new consensus algorithm. We are working for a proof-of-stake solution." This is a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.42 to 0.96 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent says in neutral English," Buick". From 3.78 to 9.96 seconds, he says:"Regal front-wheel drive 3.8 I guess that's a good thing I don't."Between 0.0 and 3.3 seconds, walking sounds are present. From 5.3 to 10.0 seconds, footsteps reoccur. Strong wind and recording device handling noise persist throughout the entire audio.


From 0.21 to 4.58 seconds: a young adult male with a neutral American accent states in English:" Rust i'm really looking for you know that you see like on old old cars out in the desert" Simultaneously, country sounds appear in the foreground at the beginning and recurring intervals. Spraying begins midway and persists in the background throughout. Peaceful country electronic music with electric guitar accompaniment plays in the background throughout the entire duration while plucking sounds emerge occasionally


An elderly male with a US accent states in English with a neutral tone from 0.14 to 6.53s: " And it switches to the next slide. And I do that until I get my whole slide show made." From 9.53 to 9.96s, he continues,"And I bring up". From 8.43s to 8.57s, a mouse click sound appears. An electronic hum continues throughout the recording. The environment suggests a quiet indoor space like a home office.


From 0.26 to 5.19 seconds, a young adult male speaker with a US accent states in English with a neutral tone:"Into our answer. We end up with 8 and 4, 300ths." From 7.68 to 9.98s, he continues,"Let's take a look at another example where we go through". Clicking sounds occur sporadically at the beginning, middle, and end sections. The background remains silent during speech pauses. The setting is a quiet indoor space.


At the beginning, a mouse click is heard. A middle-aged American male then states in English with a neutral tone from 0.78 to 5.66s:"So here is the zip file we just downloaded." During this segment, another mouse click occurs. He continues from 6.44 to 7.99s:"I'm going to extract it now." Toward the end, background clicking emerges with a distinct mouse click overlaying it. The entire recording features an indoor quiet environment.


Throughout the recording: festive easy-listening music with piano. At 0.61-5.02 seconds: a 50-60 year old male with a US English accent discusses historical events in English with a neutral tone: "Which meant that Prince William undertook a tour of Australia and New Zealand at just nine months old." At 6.61-10.01 seconds: he continues "The tour was made up of 12 countries and meant traveling more than 4, 000 miles." The environment remains a quiet indoor space.


From 0.48s to 4.10s, an elderly Canadian male neutrally states in Canadian English:"When you will do good, know to whom you do it." From 5.95s to 8.42s, he says: "So shall you be thanked for your benefits. You" From 9.82s to 10.00s, he says: "Do.". A faint background hiss is present throughout. The recording takes place in a quiet indoor environment with minimal interference.


Between 0.20 and 2.70 seconds, a young adult male with an American accent says in English neutrally:"So we can still do that, so we'll create another style here." Between 3.80 and 6.80 seconds, he continues:"It'll be still TargetTypeTextBlock, but now we'll give it a key." Between 7.90 and 9.90 seconds, he adds:"And we'll call this the HelloStyle." Faint keyboard typing is present throughout the entire recording. The environment suggests a quiet indoor space such as a home office or studio.


From 0.56 to 3.45 seconds, a middle-aged man with a US accent speaks English neutrally:"Nine point ninety six it's the ask price,"From 4.26s to 4.47s, the sound of keyboard typing appears. From 4.90s to 5.51s, he says: "Yes," From 7.51s to 9.93s, he says: "Boom is it filled already no". Throughout the first 8 seconds: a faint background hum. The setting is a relatively quiet indoor office or home space with computer-related sounds.


From 1.62s to 7.03s: a middle-aged US male speaker states in US English neutrally:"It was started as a weekend project in late 2014 and later it became a full-time project." Background melancholic and sad classical piano music persists throughout from start to end without interruption.


Background electronic music with synthesizer and drums plays throughout most of the audio, creating a dark and dramatic mood. From 7.88s to 8.95s, a 30-40-year-old American woman states in US English neutrally,"Survivors of the 1941 attack". The recording occurs in a clean indoor studio setting.


Background: throughout the clip, electronic music plays with drums and electric guitar, creating dark, deep, groovy, happy, and funny atmospheres. Foreground segments: from 0.68s to 3.71s, the middle-aged male speaker with a US accent says happily in English,"And kick off. Look at him taking on all tacklers. Takes it out to midfield." From 5.09s to 5.93s, he says:"Then it's Jared Wurst." From 7.56s to 9.87s, he says:"Buying some time and going deep to".


At around 0.4 seconds, a tick occurs. From 1.16s to 1.52s, a middle-aged American man states neutrally in US English:"You know" From 3.72s to 7.53s, he states: "They don't think of like that they think of something like this." Throughout the entire audio after 0.8 seconds, plastic bag-rustling and handling sounds persist.


From the beginning: cheerful background pop music with piano and synthesizer. From 0.00s to 0.54s, the young adult female speaker says in British English happily:"Emotions.". From 2.24s to 8.99s, she narrates:"The bond between Bub and carers can grow stronger. As Bub explores and returns, carers can". Music continues throughout.


Throughout the recording: faint bird chirping in the background. From 0.10s to 4.97s, a middle-aged adult male speaker aged 50-60 with a US accent in English says neutrally:"Doctor a lot of a lot with large pockets of green and yellow pus all over their body." From 6.46s to 10.00s, he says: "They're saying 2013 was the record number sealed". There is a ticking sound of a clock in the middle part of the audio. The setting is an indoor space with an open window.


From 0.11s to 2.73s, a middle-aged adult female speaker with a US accent says neutrally in English,"World through rice science." Happy, soft, dreamy acoustic guitar pop music plays throughout the recording.


From 0.08s to 2.78s, a middle-aged male speaker states in US English neutrally:"But maybe you want to hear some of the details?", with simultaneous mantra chanting. Between 4.28 and 4.48 seconds, brief mantra chanting occurs. From 4.28s to 10.00s, he continues:"I was just getting ready to eat a thick, gooey peanut butter and grape jelly sandwich", accompanied by mantra chanting from 7.16 to 8.64 seconds and again near the end. Throughout: gentle guitar pop music creates a calm atmosphere.


From the beginning, short car horns sound immediately after the start and around 2 seconds. Around the 4-8 second range, a whoosh effect occurs with engine revving and tire screeching throughout. A prolonged horn blares approximately midway to the end alongside electronic music with a synthesizer, a guitar, and drums creating a dark atmosphere in an outdoor environment.


At approximately 0-1 seconds, computer keyboard clicking occurs. Between 1.24-2.75 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent says in English neutrally:"Roku. Com." From 4.20s to 5.48s, he says: "Forward slash link." Keyboard clicks recur around 3-4 seconds, 6-7 seconds, and 9 seconds. Neutral background pop music with guitar and bass plays near the end.


Between 0.48 and 3.00 seconds, a 30-40 year old American male speaker said in US English neutrally:"And don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe." Around 3.7 to 6.6 seconds, a chuckle occurred with a brief indistinct whisper at approximately 5.1 seconds. Between 6.34 and 9.82 seconds, he said:"And don't forget also to share this video with your friends and family." Neutral electronic background music with drums and piano  played throughout.


At the beginning, a basketball bounces. From 2.00s to 2.71s, a 30-40 year old male speaker states in US English in a neutral manner:"Halftime score." A game buzzer sounds prominently from 5-8 seconds, overlapping with his speech. From 4.64s to 9.43s, he states:"21-29. We're up right now. Not much, but we're definitely getting tired. So, yeah." Near the end, another basketball bounce occurs. Neutral electronic music played by a synthesizer throughout. Crowd chatter and reverb persist throughout in an indoor sports environment.


Between 0.18 and 9.96 seconds, the young adult male host happily states in American English,"We've got California versus the Italian wines tonight. California fighting Italy, we've got Rocky Balboa versus Apollo Creed, that's his name". A jingle bell rings around 1.24-1.64 seconds. Another jingle bell occurs around 6.12-6.16 seconds. Background chatter persists throughout.


Throughout the audio: electronic music with a synthesizer and a beat creates a dark and energetic mood. From 1.68s to 4.83s, a middle-aged adult male with an English accent states in English neutrally,"Make sure to get real on that, but you don't want to overdo it." From 6.06s to 8.23s, he continues,"Stick to between 60 and 80 minutes."


Between 0.14 and 9.98 seconds, a young adult male speaker with a British accent says in English neutrally,"Bearish on Bitcoin so Google searches are down trading volume is down and the price is stuck below 10k so hopefully this positive outlook of the market", with a clicking sound between 5.7 and 7.1 seconds. The environment is a quiet indoor setting.


Throughout the recording: slow-tempo ambient neutral electronic music with a synthesizer. From 0.02s to 1.53s, the elderly male speaker with a Canadian accent states neutrally in English,"On these refinancing measures." From 2.62s to 8.65s, the second segment continues,"The bank's willingness to create book money, therefore, depends on how high the cost of interest is for the bank itself." Recorded in a professional indoor studio environment.


From 0.02-5.77 seconds, a young adult male with an American accent states in English in a neutral manner:"So you can put the top down and enjoy a cruise in the mountains, at the beach, in your neighborhood." Motorboat and car engine sounds persist throughout. Wind noise is briefly present near the start and continues uninterrupted later. A car passing by is audible from midway until the end.


In 1.4-1.8s: owl hooting and frog croaking. From 9.05s to 9.84s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent states in English neutrally,"I'm from Ukraine." In 3.3-3.5s: simultaneous owl hooting and dog barking. In 4.5-5.4s: owl hooting and dog barking recur. In 6.9-7.5s: bird call. In 7.5-9.2s: continuous owl hooting. In 9.2-9.4s: final bird call. Background throughout: crickets, bird vocalizations, and somber neutral electronic music with piano and violin. Background frogs start around 3.3s.


From 0.30s to 2.75s, a male speaker in his 30s or 40s with a British accent speaks happily in English: "But yeah, that better move." From 9.10s to 10.00s, he speaks: "Let's take it over this way." Continuous roaring wind, boat sounds, and waves dominate the audio, with brief vehicle noise at the beginning followed by continuous vehicle sounds from the middle to the end in an extremely noisy outdoor environment.


From 2.26s to 5.59s, a young adult woman with an American accent happily provides language explanations in English and Chinese:"A gift is called 礼物 li wù."From 6.91s to 9.88s, she adds:"The meaning behind it is to give thanks and blessings.". The background music is light and lively, with classical music played by brass, running through the whole process.


From 0.20s to 2.88s, a middle-aged male sports commentator with a US accent happily delivers happy wrestling commentary in English, "Down goes Harper! He gets rid of Rowan.". From 4.66s to 9.13s, he adds, "Oh, and Rowley! Uh-oh. Come on, the Exploder!". Persistent loud crowd cheering and shouting occur throughout. Near the end, a slam on a wrestling ring mat and a brief basketball bounce are heard. The setting is a noisy indoor wrestling arena with an active audience.


From 0.10 to 3.21s, an elderly man with a British accent is teaching neutrally in English: "Words what would you say do or make". From 4.32 to 9.76s, he continues," Okay yes that's correct you do business you do a test why.". The setting is a quiet indoor space.


From 0.00 to 7.35s, a young adult woman with a British accent makes a happy statement in English:"Ok, we students want to do, they want to get their research out there and the British. Library has a really exciting calendar for public events.". From 9.23 to 10.00s, the speaker continues:"I feel like.". The background sound is light and lively, electronic music played by a synthesizer that runs through the entire process.


From 3.21s to 5.43s, a middle-aged man with an American accent says happily in English:"Down the rest of the side, pretty nice and clean". From 6.73s to 10.00s, he continues:"Has heated mirrors, power mirrors, the ST pad.". Throughout, the sound of a vehicle engine idling is present. The setting is outdoors near a running vehicle, likely at a dealership.


Inside a moving car on a paved road, inside a car driving along a paved road, from 0.00 to 4.35s, a man in his 30s or 40s with an American accent neutrally discusses the vehicle's speed and road conditions in English:"Miles an hour faster than this man in the hellcat right there in the uh trackhawk right there.".  From 5.58 to 9.84s, he states:"This is you know 11 great downhill the cars do loosen up". A police car siren is audible continuously from start to end alongside interior car ambient sounds in the background.


From 0.00 to 5.70s: dark and energetic electronic music with drums, piano, and bass accompanies the segment. From 6.93 to 10.00s, a middle-aged female speaker with a British accent delivers the opening remarks at the Dubai World Trade Centre, speaks neutrally in English and says,"I'm here at the Dubai world trade center with ambassador terry crane". Ambient hum and distortion persist throughout in an indoor conference setting.


From 0.00 to 4.88s, a young man with an American accent speaks happily in English:"It's all about focusing on these athletes, these special athletes. And giving them an opportunity to perform.". The audio includes upbeat energetic rock and electronic background music with drums, bass, and guitar, conveying sporty positive moods.


From 0.00 to 6.66s, a middle-aged man with a British accent was giving a technical presentation on serverless computing. He spoke neutrally in English, "Serverless clusters are the serverless. Design, serverless technology designed for batch applications.". From 6.93s to 7.03s, a mouse click sound is heard. From 8.66 to 10.00s, he added,"Now, you could ask, why don't". Throughout the recording, slight room reverberation and intermittent subtle electronic hiss are audible. The environment is an indoor office-like space with acoustic reverberation.


From 0.59s to 0.79s, a middle-aged male coach is happily providing physical guidance in American English:"Boom.". From 1.83 to 2.18s, he says "Okay.". From 3.36 to 9.08s, he explains:"I sink that elbow deep by coming to my left side. I don't want to creep over. I want to throw it over hard. I get him to collapse to the side. Now, he is down." Happy electronic music played by synthesizer throughout. There are two tapping  sounds at the beginning and end of the audio. The environment features indoor reverberation consistent with a gym or dojo.


From 0.98 to 3.05s, a middle-aged woman with an American accent sadly recounted in English the personal support she had received:"He would come and check on me, see how I'm doing." From 5.19 to 6.00s, she continued,"You could tell that he cares." From 7.005 to 10.00s, she added:"And I think that's the most important thing is that you need somebody out there". Music is sad easy-listening music played on the piano. The setting is a quiet indoor space with minimal ambient noise.


Within a noisy outdoor environment featuring continuous traffic sounds and occasional whooshes. From 4.55 to 9.53s, an older male speaker with an American accent spoke in a neutral tone in English: "As you can see in all this traffic we don't see any truck." At 1.6 seconds and 4.6 seconds, the sound of the windshield wipers was heard.


Electronic music with bass, drums and synthesizer creates a positive and happy mood throughout. From 4.05 to 9.96s, a young female speaker with a North American accent speaks happily in English about her desire to present herself perfectly,"I had always dreamed of having just a perfect smile. When you walk into a room and you smile, everyone notices you,".


Throughout the clip, the soft and cheerful ukulele's light music provides background accompaniment within a quiet indoor environment. From 0.00 to 1.57s, a middle-aged woman with an American accent happily describes her creative process in English,"Congratulations in Dutch!". From 2.74 to 4.94s, she adds,"And I'm drawing him a little present too.". From 6.72 to 9.65s, she continues,"Once I'm happy with the design, I trace the word.".


A young female spokesperson from the U. S. Territory of Bermuda was describing the clothing neutrally in an indoor setting, in American English. Her speech had slight reverberation and was accompanied by neutral background easylistening music featuring drums and guitar. Two instances of throat clearing appear from 2.2 to 2.48s and 4.88 to 5.36s. From 0.16 to 2.81s, she said:" The logos in the same place they are" From 5.82 to 10.00s. She continued, " They are the gym shirt flex highway set leggings I got it in the khaki."


From 0.90 to 5.17s, a middle-aged female presenter with an Australian accent is giving a demonstration on web development. She speaks in a neutral tone in English, saying:"But now I'm going to put my CSS code in So I click the CSS tab". From 7.88 to 8.67s, she adds:"Paste the code". Throughout, an electronic hum is audible alongside two mouse clicks occurring midway and near the end. The setting is a quiet indoor office environment.


From 3.56s to 9.45s, a female voiceover artist in her 50s or 60s with an American accent neutrally introduces a product in English:"Jimmy JV51 Cordless Vacuum Cleaner 400 Watt High Efficiency Digital Motor". Slow-tempo neutral electronic music with a synthesizer plays throughout. At the start, a digital chime and swoosh sound effect precede the narration. During the latter half, a vacuum cleaner runs continuously in the background. The environment suggests a controlled studio recording with added effects.


Throughout the recording, vibrant and optimistic pop music with guitar plays in the background. A young adult woman speaks happily in American English. From 4.91 to 10.00s, she says,"I started living a zero-waste lifestyle five years ago and it all kind of started when I read". The environment resembles an indoor studio space with no discernible background sounds.


A young man with a Canadian accent neutrally gives instructions on how to use the computer in English. From 0.02 to 1.02s, he says:"Click on your settings. "From 3.01 to 4.73s, he continues, "You would search for hardware acceleration." From 7.02 to 9.92s, he adds," And you could turn this off and relaunch Chrome. And then it'll show up." A low electronic hum remains throughout, accompanied by occasional mouse clicks, keyboard typing. The setting is an indoor office with computer equipment sounds.


A middle-aged female teacher delivers mathematical instruction in English with a US accent neutrally. From 4.99 to 8.89s:" We now have 25 t equals 75." Faint background noise continues throughout the recording, with occasional clicking sounds alternating with quiet periods. The environment suggests an educational indoor setting like a classroom or office.


Within a performance car interior featuring constant engine noise, a neutral middle-aged man describes the vehicle's operation in US English. He says from 3.71 to 5.30 seconds:" It changes into sport mode. " From 7.92 to 10.00 seconds, he says:"See that there? And then there's another indicator."A brief silence occurs near the opening, but the deep engine rumble dominates nearly the entire recording.


A middle-aged American man says neutrally in English from 0.37 to 0.83 seconds,"Nice Altuve. " From 9.06 to 9.70 seconds, he says:"Max Scherzer."The recording, sounds dominate: rustling of a wrapper occurs early, followed by repeated handling of stiff card-like objects. Brief scissor cuts and writing sounds are also heard in a quiet indoor environment.


A young man with an Australian accent is explaining photography techniques in English, speaking happily, from 0.12 to 4.85 seconds:"Front of your face and you'll swivel your body so you stay in one position. " From 6.10 to 10.00 seconds, he says:"As you're panning around you want to get a photo of every section of the subject." Neutral easy listening music with piano plays throughout. The recording occurs in a quiet open environment featuring a faint high-pitched hum.


A middle-aged male spokesperson with an Australian accent speaks neutrally in English from 0.90 to 6.59 seconds," Proud Mary is a hired assassin working in Boston whose job gets a little bit complicated when a young boy gets involved. "From 7.80 to 10.00 seconds, he says:"The Post, starring Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks."Neutral electronic music featuring beat, synthesizer, and bass plays throughout. The environment is quiet indoors.


From 0.74 to 3.59 seconds, a middle-aged man with an American accent says happily in English, "And she does that quite well. We've gone fishing together. "From 4.84 to 9.78 seconds, the speaker states, "She likes riding in the boat and is just a playful dog. I would recommend".  Experimental neutral electronic music with drums and bass plays throughout. The environment is a quiet indoor space.


A female narrator in her 20s or 30s with a neutral American accent provides cooking instructions in English on how to adjust the spiciness of a dish From 030 to 9.96 seconds:"Leave out some of the chili powder if you like it more spicy put in some sriracha put in some jalapeno peppers whatever you like to make it to your desired taste". Background neutral easylistening music played by guitar. Controlled indoor acoustic environment.


A young male speaker with an American accent neutrally discusses the pressures of content creation in English, saying: from 0.04 to 8.46 seconds:" Music feuds, a lot of feud stuff going on. But I need to hit those goals or it's just not worth my time. Especially when Youtube pays absolutely jack. Shit". From 9.51 to 10.00 seconds, he says:" More than just." Neutral electronic and experimental music with a beat and a synthesizer plays intermittently. Synthesized voice effects occur mid-recording and near the end, alongside a noticeable pause, all within a controlled indoor environment.


A middle-aged man with a British accent was speaking neutrally in English from 2.56 to 3.40 seconds:"No mistakes. " From 4.90 to 5.60 seconds, he said:"No do-overs."The background features dark, epic electronic music with synthesizer, piano, and drum elements. Rapid percussive sounds occur initially, followed by cinematic whooshes and impacts throughout most of the recording alongside a mid-clip boom. The environment resembled a produced cinematic setting.


An older male speaker with an American accent provides commentary in neutral English on the software interface design, saying in English. From 0.12 to 6.24 seconds:" And your people to learn. We've designed it to look just like Windows and Office, so the user experience will be very similar". From 8.13 to 9.96 seconds, he says:"It requires very little training because". This is accompanied by neutral electronic pop music featuring drums, bass and guitar. The setting is a quiet indoor environment.


An adult male speaker with an American accent, estimated to be between 50 and 60 years old, speaks neutrally in English, from 0.18 to 6.28 seconds:"Calculate the amount of interest paid over the two years and the total amount to be paid back." From 8.44 to 9.61 seconds, he says:"So in this case". The setting is a quiet indoor space like a studio or office with close microphone proximity.


A male speaker in his 30s or 40s with an American accent, from 0.18 to 5.31 seconds, neutrally discusses in English how to dock a boat under difficult conditions:" Boy, it's going to be all for woolly trying to tie up to something in this path. " From 7.18 to 10.00 seconds, he says:"But there's really no protected marinas or anything like that."Throughout the recording, a low constant rumble of a large boat engine is audible. The setting indicates an outdoor boat or marina environment.


A middle-aged man speaks neutrally in American English while demonstrating a video tutorial from 2.92 to 4.45 seconds:"This brief video is" From 5.82 to 9.82s, he adds," A guide to selecting the best shoes for your child." Light room reverberation persists throughout in an indoor setting.


A middle-aged American man speaks happily in American English from 1.80 to 3.38 seconds:"Got a spot especially for it." Throughout the recording, a loud motorboat engine runs constantly. Intermittent water splashing occurs at various points, alongside occasional flapping sounds, creating a consistent outdoor marine atmosphere.


A middle-aged female spokesperson with an Australian accent neutrally delivers a statement in English from 0.04 to 5.61 seconds:"Emotional disturbances, especially suppressed emotions, are the causes of all disease". From 7.44 to 9.67 seconds, she says:"To feel intensely about a wrong without." Slight room reverberation continues throughout. A pause between speech segments features minor mouth sounds and clicking. The environment is a quiet indoor setting.


In a quiet indoor environment, a middle-aged male with a US accent states in neutral English from 5.05 to 9.27 seconds:"A Boilermaker is a lifelong learner." Dramatic neutral electronic music with drums and viola plays throughout the recording.


From 0.0 to 2.82 seconds, a young adult male speaker with an American accent addresses a technical topic in English neutrally:"Let's just go ahead and delete that" From 5.90 to 9.72 seconds, the speaker concludes:"Before we forget so we don't create a memory leak, not like anything catastrophic is going to happen but." Keyboard and mouse sounds are present intermittently, starting near the beginning and recurring through the middle segments until near the end. The environment suggests a quiet indoor office setting with close-proximity computer usage.


Throughout the audio, neutral easylistening piano music played in the background. From 0.00 to about 3.53 seconds, the 30-40 year old female speaker narrated physical limitations in American English neutrally:"Things as simple as bending over and picking up a pencil you dropped on the floor". After a pause, from around 5.36 seconds to 9.28 seconds, she continued:"Are arduous tasks that he can no longer do." The environment was quiet and indoor.


From the start, neutral easy-listening music with ukulele with shifting moods plays intermittently. During 0.10s-5.67s, a middle-aged female speaker with a US accent states in English neutral,"The next step is contouring the temples, the jawline, and the nose line as well." Toward the end, a tapping sound occurs. The environment remains quiet indoors throughout.


Early in the recording, from 0.76s to 5.92s, a young adult male speaker with a North American accent says neutrally in English:" We are T905 Adventures and we want you to follow our journey."Throughout, happy electronic music plays by drums, synthesizer, and bass . The environment remains quiet and free of background noise.


At the beginning, a young adult male speaker with an American accent says neutrally in English from 0.06s to 3.67s:"It's a typical dinosaur but actually it is a flying reptilian." Later he continues from 7.32s to 9.98s:"Also there are reptiles that live in the water like". Moderate tempo acoustic guitar pop music with cheerful elements plays throughout. The environment is a professional indoor recording space with no background noise.


Throughout 0.0 to 10.0 seconds, road noise and engine hum persist. Between 0.06s-3.88s, inside a moving vehicle, the young adult male speaker converses in US-accented English neutrally:"They're here for US in case they need anything. I mean, in case we need anything." From 3.7-7.1s, rattling occurs. Between 6.74-10.00s, he concludes:"And then they just want US to, you know, go through this time together."


Starting around the opening seconds, background music began. From approximately 0.14 to 4.50 seconds, a young American woman spoke neutrally in US English:" I'm Amy to your title and this week on vintage space we're talking about atomic pinup girls". Upbeat background rock music with drums and bass persists throughout the recording. The audio reflects an indoor studio environment with noticeable background music.


At the 0.00s-1.73s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent observes from inside a moving truck. He says neutrally in English:"It keeps those guys from falling off that roof." Midway, from 7.32s to 7.91s he says:"Tied to the truck." Toward the end, from 9.16s to 9.69s he says:"See him up there?". Vehicle interior noise persists in the background throughout the entire recording.


This background sound is a neutral electronic music segment played by a synthesizer, from 0.21s to 0.64s, here is the sound of writing. From 2.33s to 2.46s, there is a mouse click sound. The setting is a digitally created artificial environment.


Around the start, a clicking sound occurs. Between roughly 1.29 and 4.48 seconds, the neutral teenage male speaker says in US English:"And then you can add your contacts and I'm going to hit not now for now", with another click heard during this period. Near 4.8 seconds, another click occurs. Between approximately 5.84 and 9.26 seconds, the speaker states:"And then from here, you can pick some interests that you're interested in so like", while a fourth click appears around the middle of this segment. There is minimal background noise in a quiet indoor environment.


At 0.22-0.52 seconds, a middle-aged man with a US accent states neutrally in English:" Name,"At 5.88-7.14 seconds he says:"I'll write A to W." Computer mouse clicking occurs during 1.28-5.36 seconds. Later computer mouse clicking returns from 7.56-10.04 seconds. Faint computer fan hum persists in an indoor office setting.


From 0.55 to 0.75s, a clicking sound occurs. Immediately after, a young American woman in her 20s begins speaking, sounding unwell, and continues for most of the recording, sad, in US English from 0.94s to 9.97s:"So, i'm going to say goodnight. I don't feel good at all, guys. I am going to leave this a short vlog today. Look at me. I look horrible. I". The environment is quiet and indoor, recorded in a small room with minimal background noise.


At 1.34-4.05 seconds: a 30-40 year old American male comments on an object's condition, he says neutrally in US English,"Alright, it's in that dry state, a little tacky." Around 5.7 seconds: a grunt is heard briefly. Between 6.5-8.9 seconds: writing sounds occur. At 9.40-10.00 seconds: the speaker says,"Okay."Rustling of a light material persists in the background initially and again from the middle to near the end. This unfolds in a quiet indoor environment like a room or workshop with minimal background noise.


From 0.14-1.56s, the young adult male speaker with a US accent says neutrally in English:"Excellent shape as well." From 5.55-10.00s, the speaker continues:"Has the power down tailgate, spray-in bed liner, LED bed lighting". From 4.2-5.32s, a vehicle door or tailgate closes with a solid thud. Vehicle sounds continue throughout the recording. The setting is outdoors, possibly at a car dealership or a driveway.


Throughout the entire audio, vehicle engine and road noise persist. A middle-aged male with an American accent speaks neutrally in English inside a moving vehicle from 0.84s to 7.03s:"But I know he'll be glad to get home. Dottie, she's been freaking out. She's never been by herself ever."Then he continues from 9.21s to 10.00s:"But we're getting ready to go home."


Throughout the entire recording, neutral electronic music with drums and bass accompanies the speech. From 0.00s to 7.41s, the middle-aged male with a Scottish accent speaker says neutrally in English:"Transition into data science. All it requires is a statistical bent of mind, reasoning and innate curiosity." From 8.53s to 9.23s he concludes:"Love what you do." The environment is a quiet indoor setting.


From the start, a low hum continues throughout. Clock ticking appears prominently at the beginning and recurs during silent intervals mid-recording. Between approximately 5.61 and 9.02 seconds, an elderly American male incomplete phrase neutrally in US English:" Everybody's got their preference for." The environment suggests a quiet indoor location.


Starting approximately 3.76-9.27 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent states neutrally in English," Now we're going to take a good look at the 2020 Honda Pilot. As you can see, the big news is that now,". Background electronic music featuring drums and guitar that evokes deep, happy moods.The environment resembles an indoor studio.


Throughout the recording: vehicle engine rumble and mechanical fan operate continuously. Beginning segment: electronic music plays briefly. Inside a moving vehicle,  a middle-aged male speaker with an English accent laughingly states in English from 1.12s to 6.41s:"Ha ha ha ha! The tables have turned! Now who's following who?". Ending segment: happy electronic music with synthesizer reappears briefly.


At the start to 1.28 seconds: keyboard typing. From 1.18 to 1.30 seconds: a 50-60 year old female speaker with a US accent says in English neutral:"12", from 2.60s to 4.00s she says:"And enter our grades", from 8.10s to 10.00s she says:"And now we would save this". Between 4.68 and 5.24 seconds: keyboard typing resumes. At 6.48-6.6 seconds: a click. Background is silent intermittently throughout. Recorded in a quiet indoor office environment.


For roughly 0.00-5.16 seconds, a synthesized male voice with a US accent, sounding middle-aged, speaks neutrally in English: "So then, i am destined to grieve for Sayan," From 7.15s to 10.00s, he says: "Rather, siyan, for your enemy's". A low-level background hum is audible throughout the entire clip within a quiet indoor environment.


From the start, the background features upbeat electronic music with drums, bass, and guitar, creating a motivational tone.. An elderly male speaker with a US accent narrates in English about used car procedures neutrally from 0.36s to 3.38s:"Every used car we sell includes a copy of this report.", after a pause, he continues around the middle from 5.10s to 9.76s,"Once a vehicle is deemed worthy of sale, it travels to our on-site photo studio," The environment resembles a studio setting with occasional background interference.


At the opening, the 30-40 Canadian male teacher states neutrally in English from 0.04s to 1.74s,"Approach. This right here is an approach.", and from 2.72s to 3.16s he says,"1." After a pause, from 6.67s to 9.74s mid-recording he says:"So we get A over B. Look at this. Isn't that very nice?" Background writing sounds start early, persist through most of the audio with two brief gaps, and taper off near the end. Recorded in a quiet indoor environment with slight reverberation.


At the 0.00s-5.88s, an elderly American male speaker says in US English neutral:"Monitor equipment status, or create equipment replacement processes and maintain inventory. T&S Link's comprehensive functionality includes". Throughout the recording, neutral electronic music with synthesizer, violin, and drums carrying happy and retro moods plays throughout. This is a quiet studio environment.


At the beginning, a computer mouse click occurs. A middle-aged male speaker then speaks in American English neutrally as follows from 1.28s to 2.27s:" Left parentheses."From 3.37s to 6.39s he says:"I could click and drag, close my parentheses."From 8.94s to 10.00s he says:"Now let's, let's get". After the initial words and before continuing, another mouse click is heard. Toward the final part, the sounds of both a keyboard and an additional mouse click emerge. Throughout, the audio background indicates a quiet indoor space with persistent faint humming.


Throughout the recording, a middle-aged woman with an American accent spoke neutrally in English from 0.00s to 7.89s:"Today over those two accent nails. No need to put it over the glitter, so I'm not gonna waste it on that."From 9.57s to 10.00s she said:"But I am gonna". Writing sounds briefly appeared mid-speech. During later gaps, chewing and clicking sounds emerged. Background neutral electronic music with drums and bass persisted throughout the entire time.


From approximately 0.93 to 3.45 seconds, the middle-aged male speaker with a Canadian accent states neutrally in English:"To agree on climate actions for the next decades."After a pause, from roughly 5.10 to 10.00 seconds, he says:"It is in bringing both the innovation and the capacity to act together of both forestry and agriculture". Throughout, neutral easy-listening music with piano plays in the background within an indoor studio environment.


At 0.00-5.44 seconds, a young adult male speaker with an American accent neutrally says in English," So that the throws can go high and be accurate and come back down without him having to move." At 9.28-10.08 seconds, he adds,"I think in circus." Slow neutral easylistening music plays by strings throughout and creates a fearful mood. The environment remains quiet and indoor.


From the start, piano pop music with a happy and upbeat mood accompanies the recording. From 6.77s to 9.98s, a 30-40 year old woman states in US English neutrally:" We just got back from soccer. We went to church this morning." The indoor environment remains quiet.


Shortly before the four-to-six-second range, another click occurs as a middle-aged male speaker with a Canadian accent states in English neutrally from 3.67s to 6.00s,"Next, you can enter a short description for the video."Immediately after this speech, one more click is heard followed by continuous keyboard typing throughout the remainder of the recording. The indoor office environment remains quiet with minimal background noise.


Between 1.93-9.98 seconds: a middle-aged American male speaker says neutrally in US English,"It was Christmas Eve in Connecticut. I was minding my own business, breaking into this rich guy's house. Anyways, the cops came. I took those two people."Between 5.6-8.2 seconds: a brief yelp followed by loud crashing sounds and an electronic alarm occurs. Background happy classical music features a short piano piece with electronic elements and mischievous qualities throughout. The clean audio suggests studio production.


Throughout the audio, from 0.28s to 8.49s, a middle-aged man with an American accent states neutrally in English:"We simply can't farm here. We need surface water. We are using, as a state, using a lot of groundwater, and it's depleting our groundwater."From 0.00 to 0.85s, happy easylistening music with guitar plays. Minimal background noise persists across the entire recording, suggesting an indoor or still outdoor location.


At 0.38-0.70 seconds, the elderly male speaker with an English accent states neutrally in English:"Login." Subsequently at 1.35-4.19 seconds, he says,"So I'm going to click on Hayden at GitLab. Com" while a mantra is heard partially overlapping this segment. A mouse click occurs immediately after at 4.44-4.96 seconds. Following silence, the phrase "To log myself in." is spoken at 5.39-6.17 seconds. A second mouse click appears later in the recording around the end. Background electronic hum persists throughout. The indoor setting features computer equipment sounds and intermittent silence.


In 0.00-2.51 seconds: a 30-40 year-old male speaker says in US English neutrally,"Here I'm going to cut it before I put you guys down." In 4.20-6.03 seconds: he states,"I'm probably going to cut it all the way down to here." In 8.50-9.13 seconds: he concludes,"So let's do that." Mechanical fan continue throughout. Vehicle noise emerges near the start and persists to the end within an indoor workshop environment.


From 0.04 to about 3.05 seconds, an elderly male speaker with an English accent said in neutral English,"Which the attacker injects or modifies network packets." Around the middle of the recording, between 3.75 and 5.00 seconds, subtle clicks were audible. From about 5.10-9.96 seconds, the speaker continued,"Now that we know what is being attacked and how, we can organize the". The setting is a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.00 to 3.08 seconds, a middle-aged woman with an Indian accent says neutral in English,"Building your career today with fantastic 5 course deals." Later between 5.06 and 8.88 seconds, she adds,"You can choose from 3 bundles, so customize your deals as you like." Throughout the audio, neutral electronic music with drums and bass plays steadily. The environment is a quiet indoor studio.


During 0.26-1.54 seconds, a middle-aged adult female with an Australian accent says in English neutral:"And it makes it all worthwhile.". Applause emerges between 1.2 and 6.48 seconds. From 6.00-10.00 seconds, she states:"With all of the dogs that graduate today, they will all graduate just like a". Dark yet upbeat electronic music featuring drums and bass accompanies the speech. The environment is an indoor venue with clear crowd presence.


At 0.56-3.00 seconds: the middle-aged Australian male commentator states happily in English:"Simon, with all those dramas, did come through to finish third,". Engine revving starts at 0.76 seconds and persists until 7.76 seconds. Truck sounds occur from the beginning until 5.76 seconds. At 3.53-4.84 seconds:"But it was all red and white." is spoken. At 1.24-5.8 seconds and again at 7.4 seconds: cars pass by. At 5.18-10.00 seconds he says:"The Citroen Team Australia, their first victory in the series, and a very happy Eli Evans at the end of a tough."Happy electronic music with bass and synthesizer plays throughout. Brief engine revving, truck sounds, and car passing reoccur near the end. Race car engine hum persists throughout the entire recording.


At 0.64s-5.96s, an elderly female speaker with a British accent states neutrally in English,"Gamma irradiation is also being used by many tissue banks worldwide." Later, at 7.16s-9.98s, she follows with,"These are places where tissues are donated."Neutral pop music with drums, piano and synthesizer plays softly throughout. The audio suggests a controlled indoor recording environment.


At the 0.92s-7.77s, a young adult male speaker with a US accent states in a neutral manner in English: "Is going to give US a total of 11 whole numbers, and then the fraction of 7 twelfths.". Towards the end, at 8.77s-10.00s, he adds: "To give US our final sum," A keyboard typing sound appeared in the audio. The environment is a controlled indoor space with no prominent disturbances.


At the very beginning, clicking is heard. Around 0.70-2.11 seconds, the young adult male speaker says in a neutral tone in US English:"Yeah, well, actually, that one might not be." Midway (approximately 2.7-3.0 seconds), clicking, computer keyboard, chewing, and card shuffling sounds occur. Between 4.87-7.83 seconds, the speaker continues:"Well, you know what? I can't use these anyway, so hold on." Background paper rustling and card shuffling persist through most of the audio. This is in a quiet indoor setting, likely an office or home.


In a quiet indoor setting with light happy background easylistening music with piano and violin, at 0.42 to 5.20 seconds, a young adult female happily says in US English,"You are right. I do have the card Midnight is looking for. Here you go, midnight." Followed by another electronic chime starting mid-recording. From 6.18 to 7.62 seconds, she mentions,"Now Midnight gets to go again.". Finally at 9.32 to 10.00 seconds, she concludes,"All right, midnight.".


Before speaking, mouse clicks occurred. Between 1.08s-2.74s, a 50-60 year old male speaker with a US accent said in English neutrally,"What could be in this one? I'm right." Intermittent mouse click sounds occur after speaking.


Around 1.2 seconds, clicking occurs. Between 2.1-2.2 seconds, an insect buzz is heard. From 2.85-3.39 seconds, the young adult male speaker  with a US accent says neutrally in English in an indoor home office setting with computer-generated background hum"Really quick."Near 2.7 seconds, clicking sounds. Between 4.4-5.2 seconds, a cough occurs. Between 6.6-7.3 seconds, clicking resumes. From 8.22-9.96 seconds, the speaker continues,"And, uh, let me grab, uh,". A low-frequency background hum persists throughout.


At the 0.22s-3.03s, a middle-aged male with a US accent speaks neutrally in English:"Solidifying our growing reconnaissance superiority.". Later in the recording, at 5.84s-10.00s, the speaker states:"In 1981, sweet Pea was transferred to the 9th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing". Throughout the entire audio, background neutral classical music with piano, viola, and brass plays within a quiet indoor studio environment.


From 1.92 to 4.64 seconds, an elderly male speaker with an American accent states in neutral English:"You will find more information about the executives". From 6.40 to 7.45 seconds, he says"Description of the company." From 9.18 to 9.86 seconds, he says"What it does.". The setting is a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.00 to 2.49 seconds, a middle-aged American woman states in an indoor auditorium setting. She speaks in English with a neutral tone:"To be a mass shooter roaming the hallways of your school."From 3.90 to 9.65 seconds, she continues:"And in our America, that should never have to happen. Conversations take place." Loud applause and cheering begins from the audience and extends briefly beyond the speech.


From 0.00 to 4.61 seconds, the middle-aged American male speaker stated in neutral English in a quiet indoor environment:"Pulled up, hit control F for your search function of your browser."Amid ongoing keyboard sounds. From 7.22 to 9.77 seconds, he later declared "And at the very top here, we'll type in 1441." while renewed keyboard typing and clicking activity continued. There is a brief silence during the conversation.


A continuous background low hum persists throughout. From 0.24 to 8.00 seconds, a synthesized young male voice states in neutral US English:"And more. Let's give it a try. Click on the menu and choose add-ons. Here I can browse or search for add-ons."Several clicks are audible. From 9.15 to 9.96 seconds, he says:"This one looks interesting." Another click occurs with a background silence period. Recorded in a quiet indoor setting.


From 0.2 to 0.9 seconds, a sigh is heard. Between 1.10 to 2.09 seconds, a young adult North American male speaker says in neutral English,"Adobe." From 5.46 to 6.28 seconds, he says:"CMY."From 7.29 to 9.36 seconds, he says:"K. Color profiles."During this period, keyboard typing occurs from 1.1 to 5.2 seconds and 6.9 to 8.2 seconds, with another sigh around 4.8 seconds. Background ticking appears intermittently, the environment is an indoor office with constant low electronic hum.


From 0.12 to 0.61 second,a young adult male speaker with a US accent says in neutral english:"Is type in".Computer keyboard typing emerges shortly after and persists until the middle portion as background sound.From 6.15 to 10.00 seconds,the speaker adds:"And notice as I'm searching for it and as I'm putting in the information,".Within an indoor office environment.


Throughout: neutral electronic background music with guitar. At 6.05 to 10.00 seconds: a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent delivers in neutral English,"On June 10th of this year, members of the Knesset voted for the person they." The recording environment is a quiet indoor studio.


Throughout the recording, soft slow ambient background neutral easylistening music played by a synthesizer with a gentle repeating synth pattern plays. Between 4.08 and 9.78 seconds, a 30-40 year old male speaker with a British accent delivers neutrally the statement in clear English:"Earthquake Early Warning is the rapid detection of an earthquake as it begins and then the prediction of the strength of shaking". In a quiet studio setting.


From the beginning, ambient slow neutral easylistening music with piano plays. Throughout the duration, a faint electronic whine is audible. Around the start, a low-level background hum joins and persists nearly to the end. From 0.28 to 6.58 seconds, the young adult male with a Welsh accent says in neutral English,"For our food service competition. Right now we're just bringing out the tents, checking them, making sure everything's okay with them." Between 8.02-10.00 seconds, he concludes:"And then loading them up on the seven tons and dragging them out to the field." The setting suggests an outdoor military base environment with machinery interference.


From 0.00 to 2.76 seconds, an elderly male speaker with a British accent said in neutral English:"A new browser when i open the browser at my house". From 4.44 to 5.01 seconds, he said:"And". From 6.29 to 6.81 seconds, he said:"I". From 7.97 to 9.69 seconds, he said:"Paste that in there and go to it". Mouse clicks occur at 1.1 to 1.3 seconds, 3.1 to 6.0 seconds, 7.4 to 7.6 seconds, and 8.7 to 8.9 seconds. Faint keyboard typing is heard early and from the middle until near the end, alongside a computer fan hum throughout. The setting is an quiet indoor home office.


From 0.14 to 5.32 seconds, a young adult male speaker with an American accent began speaking in neutral English about horses:"Going to get them we've had horses before they're really fun we had a good time with them". While a bird cawed. After that, a duck quacked at 5.42 seconds. From 6.59 to 9.92 seconds, the speaker continued:"And if you have a way to put them to work and do something around the homestead with them I". This is in an outdoor rural setting


From 0.20 to 5.62 seconds, a male aged 30-40 with an American accent stated in neutral English,"Maintain, so if you'd like to understand what this is you just go and ask for help". From 6.80 to 10.00 seconds, he said:"And ask for help and it will explain that $$ is the process id". Two mouse clicks interrupted ongoing clicking sounds. Near the end, a speech synthesizer activated in the background. The environment was a quiet indoor computer setting.


At the start: computer keyboard typing and mouse clicking during early speech. Midway: another mouse click during narration. From 7.62 to 9.77 seconds: sipping and swallowing sounds emerge, followed by a cup placement toward the end. From 0.00 to 0.51 seconds, the middle-aged adult male with an English accent states neutrally in English"Menu."From 2.48 to 6.55 seconds, he says:"So I click here and add and let drush download and now it's tea time." This is in a quiet indoor office environment


At the start: clicking, chewing, and slight handling sounds occur. Between 0.44 to 2.36 seconds: the young adult male speaker with a US accent states in neutral English,"The flip phone is a camera right here." Between 4.78 to 10.00 seconds: the speaker continues,"To the front AT&T phones you can see instant messaging aim or American." Near the end: clicking, chewing, and slight handling sounds reappear. Throughout the recording, the speaker remains close within a quiet indoor space like a room or office with the speaker positioned near the microphone..


From 0.48 to 5.11 seconds: a 30-40-year-old male speaker with an American accent talks in neutral English about a programming loop,"This right here, while this expression is true."During this segment, background clicking occurs. Around 6 seconds: keyboard typing is heard. From 6.62 to 10.00 seconds: the speaker continues explaining variables and conditions while delivering the complete speech:"So, for example, we have i equals 0, and we'll say i is less than 0."Near the end, keyboard typing resumes briefly. The recording takes place in a quiet indoor environment.


Background neutral electronic music with synthesizer plays throughout. From 0.00 to 6.91 seconds, the young adult male speaker with a US accent says in English with a happy tone:"Yeah, this is the suit. Just thought I'd show you guys. It's really flexible. You can do lots of poses with it. Bam, bam. Rolling chair." From 9.44 to 9.89 seconds, he says:"What's up, guys?" Concurrently, rolling chair sounds occur from early (2.6s start) to mid, then again later. In the early chair period, simultaneous swooshing and sanding happen. During the later movement, a swoosh, thud, and additional sanding occur. The setting is an indoor space with natural reverberation and minimal background noise.


Background neutral electronic music featuring guitar, drums, and synthesizer plays continuously. From 2.26 to 4.87 seconds, a male speaker in his 30s with a US accent states in neutral English:" Every flavor preserved with attention to detail.". From approximately 9.07 to 10.00 seconds, he adds:"Where satisfaction". The entire recording occurs in a clean studio environment.


At the start, a vehicle-like rumble begins and continues throughout the entire audio. From 6.41 to 9.90 seconds, an elderly American male speaker says in neutral English:"As you're taking a look in the interior, it speaks for itself." The environment suggests an outdoor or large indoor setting.


At the start until about 3 seconds, a finger snap sound occurs. Around 5.4 to 5.6 seconds, a brief finger snap. Near 7.2 seconds, a finger snap. Between 8.6 and 8.8 seconds, a finger snap. At about 9.9 seconds, a finger snap. From 4.02 to 9.64 seconds, a teenage female speaker with a US accent says happily in English: " For the savory version, i'm adding a little sauteed baby kale, fresh avocado". Background happy electronic music with bass, drums and synthesizer persists throughout the recording. The environment suggests a quiet indoor space.


From 0.38 to 1.65 seconds: elderly male with American accent states in neutral English,"The muscles are in the middle." At 2.52-3.36 seconds: clicking sound occurs. From 3.46 to 10.00 seconds: speaker continues,"It consists of circular rings or belts of smooth muscle tissue and an overlying". The environment suggests an indoor space.


From 0.78 to 6.85 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with a British accent states in neutral English,"And a new equilibrium position is established at point E1 with a new equilibrium level of output Y1."From 8.90 to 9.98 seconds, the speaker says,"The important thing to notice". Throughout the entire clip, neutral pop music with drum machine and synthesizer plays in a quiet studio environment.


Within a clean fictional indoor setting suggesting children's media, light cheerful background electronic music with glockenspiel and marimba plays throughout. From 4.14 to 8.98 seconds, a child female speaker with a British accent in surprised English says," George, what a mess you've made! We'd better tidy up before Daddy comes in". Finally from 9.32 to 10.00 seconds, a short comical snoring sound effect occurs.


From 0.00 to 3.77 seconds: a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent states in neutral English,"Ahead and refresh this here for you. Let it load." From 5.46 to 9.98 seconds, he states,"You'll see today, Monday, May 24th, 2010, the market is closed, this is the very". Computer mouse clicks occur at the early stage, in the middle, and towards the end. This is in indoor  office-like environment


Keyboard typing is heard throughout. From 2.18 to 5.57 seconds, a middle-aged male speaks in neutral US English:"And I'm going to type the title of this." This is in a quiet indoor environment


From 0.00 to 2.46 seconds, a middle-aged male narrator with a US accent delivering a calm commercial in English:" Strength with flexibility."From 4.62 to 10.00 seconds,"And only Culex wheat herbicide gives you both. A powerful new active". Slow-tempo, happy electronic hip hop music with synthesizer, drums, and bass plays continuously. Around the start, a brief whoosh sound occurs at 1.5 seconds, followed by a prolonged whoosh until 4.6 seconds. The environment is a professional studio with constant background hum and sound effects.


From 0.66 to 6.62 seconds: the middle-aged American woman says in neutral English,"And if they clicked on learn more we want them to jump to the next content page which is called rule number one." With a mouse click at 2.0 seconds. While a mouse click occurs around 5.9 seconds. Interrupted by a click near 7.3 seconds. From 7.75 to 9.96 seconds: she speaks,"So I'm going to save that and now let's just take a peek at". Concluding with a mouse click around 9.9 seconds. This occurs in a quiet indoor environment.


From 6.90 to 9.90 seconds: a young adult male speaker with a US accent delivers distinct utterances in neutral English:"Scene 38, take 11". A faint background shuffling persists from the start segment until the end, where a clicking sound briefly appears near the conclusion. The indoor film set environment features production-related sounds.


From 0.00 to 5.15 seconds: a 30-40 year old female speaker says in neutral US English,"That uses four basic whole ingredients, this coconut chia pudding is totally for you". From 6.24 to 9.59 seconds: she says,"One of my secret ingredients for getting even more protein into this dish". A whoosh sound is heard at 2.89 seconds. Cheerful background music with drums and bass and electronic pop elements persists throughout. The setting is an indoor, quiet space like a studio or room.


From 0.02 to 3.06 seconds: an elderly male speaker in neutral US English states,"Hi, i'm Tony Fleming and welcome to Fleming's Ultimate Garage". Between 3.01 and 10.00 seconds: prominent race car engine revving and tire squealing occur throughout. Background music persists throughout the entire time with dark, heavy, and powerful electronic and experimental textures featuring guitar and drums. The environment is a studio recording supplemented by layered sound effects.


From 0.18 to 5.44 seconds, a young adult male with an American accent speaks in English with a neutral tone:"Brakes are straight. Brakes are great on the car. Really well taken care of. "From 6.67 to 8.26 seconds, he says:"And running fine." Motor vehicle noise and wind continue throughout.


From start until about 4 seconds: keyboard typing and clicking occur.In an indoor environment indicating an office or home studio, between approximately 4.76 to 5.38 seconds: a young adult male speaker, speaking calmly in US-accented English, says,"All right."From 7.00 to 9.63 seconds, he says:"Now let's jump into our constructor code here."Around 7 seconds: a distinct click is heard while speaker is talking. Near the end: keyboard typing and clicking resume.


From 0.08 to 1.70 seconds, a young adult female speaker with a US accent delivering happy remarks in English states:"Going to be a little bit X-rated". Around 8 to 9 seconds, a gasp and female giggling occur. From 9.08 to 9.98 seconds, the speaker says:"So what we have today". Background pop music with piano and guitar creating a positive mood plays throughout the entire audio  remains clear in a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.50 to 5.46 seconds, a young adult male with a US accent states in neutral English:" And they are power fold in mirrors, so power windows, power locks, power mirrors. And they power fold in like so."At around 3.8 seconds, a car window motor whirring briefly occurs with low clicking. Following the speech until near the end, two extended motor whirring sounds are audible. Throughout the entire audio, a low hum from an idling vehicle engine persists. The setting suggests proximity to a vehicle, likely in a garage or showroom.


Throughout the audio: background crowd chatter and upbeat synthesizer and drum-driven electronic music. Until the middle section: prominent cheering with shouting and clapping. From 6.14 to 8.01 seconds: a 20-30-year-old US-accented male speaker says in happily English:"It gives you a rush. You get the music going." This is in a lively event venue.


From 0.00 to 1.39 seconds, a middle-aged US male speaker states in neutral English," Except for my poor K car." Engine revving and metallic clanking sounds dominate the outdoor environment,throughout most of the recording.


From 0.22 to 3.38 seconds, a synthesized older male voice with an American accent, sounding elderly, speaks neutrally in English:"For the boat crews through the horizontal waterfalls." Slow-tempo atmospheric electronic music with synthesized pads carries sad and melodic moods throughout. The audio presents a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.12 to 5.82 seconds, a young adult male speaker with a US accent delivers instructions in neutral English:"We can use this with keyword. So I brought it down. I'm going to duplicate it. I brought it down."From 6.92 to 9.75 seconds, he says:"Ctrl-C, ctrl-V on my keyboard duplicates the line."Keyboard typing starts near the beginning, continues through most of the first segment and pauses, then recurs briefly later. Mouse clicks occur intermittently during the entire recording. The environment is a quiet indoor space with slight reverberation.


From start to end: background hum continues. From 0.12 to 1.51 seconds: a young adult male speaker with a North American accent says in neutral English,"Click install now". Near 2.5 seconds: first click occurs. From 3.08 to 4.71 seconds: speaker states,"And as you can see it's installing". Near 5.6 seconds: second click occurs. From 6.02 to 9.37 seconds: speaker continues,"Restart to complete the installation so just restart the browser to". The setting is a quiet indoor environment typical for screen captures.


Throughout the entire recording, slow, ambient electronic music plays with synthesized pads and a subtle bassline, creating a chill atmosphere and subtle background movement with indistinct chatter is present. From 0.02 to 3.30 seconds, a middle-aged adult male with an American accent says in neutral English,"Village, las Vegas. I've got Ray Ray." From 4.56 to 6.05 seconds, he continues,"We got Patrick in the back." Finally from 8.53 to 9.96 seconds, he states,"And we're just, we're". The environment is an indoor modern space like a hotel lobby or lounge in Las Vegas.


From start to end, upbeat electronic music with drums and bass plays in the background. From 0.20 to 9.92 seconds, a young adult female speaker with an American accent provides instructions in neutral English:"And you put about two to three drops on here. And this will last you about a day to a day and a half. You just close it and you can wrap it around." Around 7.24-7.44 seconds, a brief scissors sound occurs within the indoor setting features high-quality recording with minimal ambient noise.


From 3.32 to 5.12 seconds, an Australian middle-aged male narrator states in neutral English:"Here's Albert Einstein." Gentle string plucking continues throughout the audio. A calm and melodic piano piece with classical elements persists as background, creating a reflective mood. This occurs in a studio recording environment.


Throughout the entire recording, background happy electronic pop music plays featuring drums and bass, creating a fun and upbeat atmosphere. From 0.04 to 1.63 seconds, the teenager (12-19 years old) female with a US accent says in English with a happy tone:"He got there first."The sound of high heels walking appears at 1.62 seconds. At 2.72 seconds, coughing occurs. From 5.00 to 8.21 seconds, the speaker states:"I think my little red riding hood is here."Near the end, sniffing is heard. The setting is an indoor studio environment


From 3.46 to 4.90 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent says in neutral English,"Ooh, things are looking a little different now." From approximately 9.24 to 10.00 seconds, he adds,"Oh, I think when that". Vehicle engine noise continues throughout. This is in an outdoor setting near a road or racetrack.


Throughout the entire audio, a large vehicle engine idles in the background. From 1.50 to 4.48 seconds, a middle-aged American male aged 50-60 happily describes a car's paint job in English, stating:"Just an out and out very excellent car". From 5.95 to 8.32 seconds, he says:"Paint job is a good quality"The environment implies an outdoor or garage setting near the vehicle.


Throughout the recording, neutral electronic background music with synthesizers and a subtle electronic drone persist. From 0.06 to 2.31 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent states in neutral English:"Machining centers and multitasking machines." A swoosh sound effect occurs. From 3.61 to 6.72 seconds: he then continues:"We need that full range to cover the specific needs for our customers."From 8.17 to 10.00 seconds, the speaker concludes:"We can connect the older controllers" The audio suggests a studio recording environment.


Throughout the recording, car engine sounds and dark epic electronic music with synthesizers and drums are audible in the background. From 8.06 to 8.94 seconds, middle-aged male speaker with a US accent states in surprised English,"Yes! Silverado wins!" The environment is a noisy outdoor setting like a racetrack during a high-speed event.


From 0.04 to 3.11 seconds: the 30-40 year old male speaker with a US accent says in neutral english,"10, and when it hit this again, it just said, nope, not running it."From 3.2 to 3.96 seconds: clicking sounds occur. Clicks resume from 4.24 to 4.28 seconds. From 4.30 to 6.33 seconds: his explanation progresses,"So that's how the do loop works". From 7.51 to 9.96 seconds: he begins,"Now if you wanted to make an infinite loop, you've". Throughout, electronic hum persists. Typing sounds emerge in the final segment. This is in a quiet indoor environment


At the start, finger sounds on guitar strings are heard. Slow neutral easylistening music with guitar plays throughout the recording. From 1.11 to 2.58 seconds, a 30-40 male speaker in neutral US English says:"So the first part is just this."Following the speech, the guitar-related sounds return and continue until the end. This is in a quiet indoor space with slight natural reverberation.


From 0.26 to 2.61 seconds: a middle-aged male with an Australian accent states in neutral English:"Stop your activity. Get to a shaded area." From 3.62 to 10.00 seconds, he says:"Cool down. Apply water to yourself and fan yourself. Get into an air-conditioned room. Any of those things". Neutral electronic music features drums and guitar. It persists throughout.The audio reflects a controlled indoor recording setting.


Throughout the audio, rock instrumental music with electric guitar and drums creates an energetic and upbeat mood in the background. At the beginning during 0.52 to 0.96 seconds, a transition sound effect occurs. At the end of the speech around 3.52 to 3.8 seconds, another transition sound effect happens. In the middle between 6.4 and 6.76 seconds, a transition sound effect is heard. Towards the end from 7.92 to 8.84 seconds, a final transition sound effect takes place within a studio environment featuring produced sounds.


From 0.02s to 2.93s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent explains mathematical concepts regarding parentheses terms. He states in English with a neutral tone:"This only uses two terms in the parentheses.", from 3.36s to 10.00s, he adds:"We had three. We would just be adding that last plus there, a plus the quantity of d, but that's the". Clicking sounds occur around 6.48-6.52 and 7.84-8.44 seconds. The clear recording suggests a quiet indoor environment like a home office or classroom.


From early in the audio, dark, neutral easy-listening music with drums and bass begins continuously. From 0.38s to 3.73s, a middle-aged male with an American accent delivers an English narration with a neutral tone:"Has large implications for the environment and for human health.", from 4.88s to 7.47s, he continues:"We humans would not be able to survive without them." The entire recording features a noise-free studio environment.


From the start, a faint electronic hum persists. A young adult male speaker in his 30s, he states in American English with a neutral tone, from 0.02s to 0.27s, he says:"I guess". At 2.56-2.64 seconds: a clicking sound. From 2.72s to 5.40s, he says:"Maybe give this a try. Just check out Elemental.", from 7.10s  to 7.54s, he says:"Elementary.". At 7.68-7.72 seconds: a clicking sound, from 7.72s to 8.12s, he says:"I'm sorry.", from 8.88 to 9.95s, he says:"I keep getting that mixed up." This is in a quiet indoor environment.


Throughout the audio, background neutral pop music plays with drums and bass. From 0.70s to 3.16s, a young adult female speaker with an American accent discusses spring and Easter purchases in English with a neutral tone:"And you know what that means. Everything's a dollar.". Simultaneously from 2.2s to 3.8s, female singing occurs. From 4.10s to 7.90s, she comments:"So I have quite a few items for spring, for Easter ". An additional vocal segment of female singing runs from 7.4s to 10.0s. From 8.50s to 10.00s, she concludes:"Just some things I need around the house." The indoor environment remains notably quiet.


From 0.04s to 6.30s, a middle-aged male speaker with an English accent delivering a professional message in English with a happy tone says:"Make the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Experience is about delivering on those moments to your customers.", from 8.24s to 10.00s, he adds:"Let's network. Let's be". Throughout the entire recording, happy electronic music with synthesizer, drums, and bass plays underneath. The ambiance implies a professional indoor setting.


From 1.0-1.2 seconds and 2.8-3.0 seconds,liquid dropping sounds occur.from 3.56s to 9.82s,a teenager boy asking question in American English with a neutral tone :" Hi,I'm Noah from Missouri and can you show us what the science of nuclear energy will look like".The entire audio features a quiet indoor environment with slight reverberation.


Throughout the recording, a motorcycle engine sputtered and backfired constantly. From 6.39s to 7.53s, a middle-aged man expressed angrily about engine sounds in American English with a surprised tone:" God, this sounds like shit!". The environment resembled a garage or workshop.


From 0.28 to 5.08 seconds, the audio begins with dark, happy energetic rock music, featuring electric guitar, drums, and bass. Between 5.76 and 6.04 seconds, a heart murmur sound occurs, from 6.16s to 9.63s, a 30-40 year old female speaker then states in US-accented English with a neutral tone:" On February 4, the senior enlisted leader of the National Guard Bureau,", while the quiet indoor environment persists.


A 30-40 year old male speaker provides guidance on software navigation in US English with a neutral tone, from 0.00s to 2.33s, he say:"From within Word, click File,", from 4.58s to 5.14s, he say:"New,", from 6.37s to 6.89s, he say:" Personal.". Isolated clicking sounds appear before the speech ends. Additional clicking continues sporadically after the speech within a quiet indoor environment.


From the beginning: distant muffled background noise continues throughout. From 0.24s to 2.44s, a young adult female speaker with a US accent presents mathematical concepts in English with a neutral tone:"And the three here. So we have 63 times 82.". Near the middle: brief writing sounds occur. From 5.14s to 6.39s, she speaks:"Now back to those multiples.". From the latter portion onward: continuous writing sounds emerge, from 6.80s to 9.23s, she adds:"Eight times six is 48,". The indoor context remains consistent. The setting resembles an indoor educational or workspace with minimal acoustic interference.


From 0.00s to 3.73s, a teenage male speaker with an American accent delivers instructional content about image editing software in English with a neutral tone says:" To do is say select inverse so we can work outside here so we're going to", from 5.26s to 6.89s, he says:" Take our paintbrush and we're going to", from 7.90s to 9.48s, he says:" Make a much bigger brush here and". Faint computer mouse clicks occur occasionally at various points during the recording in a quiet indoor environment like a home office or recording studio suitable for tutorials.


A background hiss continues for the entire duration. From 0.32s to 2.63s, an elderly English male speaks with an English accent about a property sale and is visibly proud in English with a neutral tone:"Has sold out for $7.5 million and he's proud of it.". From 5.26s to 7.65s, he says:"And you can see the seriousness on his face.". From 8.44s to 10.00s, he adds:"Looking at this hand gesture,". The background music is neutral easy-listening music composed using piano and bass. The setting is a quiet indoor space, such as a studio.


From 0.12s to 5.34s, a young adult female speaker with a US accent describes a dog's traits in English with a neutral tone:". She's really treat motivated and we would say she's just like a big puppy, you know got a lot of puppy energy". Concurrently, rooster crows at 2.4-4.24s, a dog barks at 2.56-2.6s, and chicken clucks from 2.72-4.72s. A dog barks at 5.6-5.72s and rooster crows at 5.76-5.88s. From 6.58s to 7.47s, she says:" Loves people". Dog barks at 7.72-8.64s, rooster crows from 7.8-10.04s, and chicken clucks from 8.08s to 8.64s. From 8.36s to 10.00s, she says:" Seems to be friendly and welcoming". The environment is outdoors, likely a backyard, park, or animal shelter.


From 0.02s to 6.48s, a 50-60 year old female speaker with an American accent discusses sober life in English in a neutral tone:"Sober life, and like I told you, there's that empty spot, because the tools that I need". At 1.32 to 1.36 seconds, a tick sounds. From 1.36 to 1.48 seconds, a tick-tock sounds. At 4.88 to 4.92 seconds, another tick interrupts. From 6.58s to 9.76s, the speaker continues:"On a given day, change, so to commit to anything, but". Sad slow-tempo sad easy-listening piano music underscores the monologue throughout in a quiet studio setting.


Neutral easy-listening piano music plays throughout. From 6.24s to 10.08s, a young adult male with an English accent speaks about pranks with a neutral tone in English: "Pranks. From knocking on a door and running away, to burning someone's". Shortly after the narration started, a brief pause occurs.


From 0.86s to 4.13s, a middle-aged American male speaker in a quiet office environment states in American English with a neutral tone:" I'm going to quickly look at the chart on FSDDF.". From 5.61s to 7.25s, the speaker then states:" FSDDF,", from 8.38s to 9.89s, he says:"FSD Pharma Inc.". From 9.90s to 10.00s, the speaker concludes with:" In America." Three mouse click sounds come from three time periods, from 1.37 to 1.46s, from 2.78 to 2.87s, and from 3.88 to 3.97s.


From the start, traffic and footsteps persist in the background. From 0.70s to 2.53s, a young adult male traveler with a British accent calmly speaks in English with a neutral tone while walking:"So I'm just walking to find my hostel now.". From 3.74s to 9.79s, he continues:"I don't think it's too much further. I'm staying at a place called Green Hostel, which has a". Around the middle, and from mid-way to the end. The environment is an outdoor city street with moderate noise.


Throughout the audio: continuous vehicle engine and wind background sounds. From 0.00s to 2.25s, a young adult male speaker in American English, discussing motorcycle specifications with a neutral tone, states:"Lightest midsize cruiser on the market", from 3.37s to 6.35s, he says:" Sitting at about 490 495 pounds wet", from 8.75s to 10.04s, he says:" But man is it is it".


From 0.74s to 1.80s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent in English in a neutral tone explains concepts about connections in a quiet indoor environment. He states:"First-degree connections", from 3.22s to 4.70s, he says:" As well as second-degree connections". From 6.34s to 9.89s, the speaker continues:"So what we're trying to do is find a highly connected group only". The environment features slight reverberation and a constant hum in the background.


From start to end, a quiet controlled indoor setting prevails. From 0.30s to 8.50s, a young adult male speaker with an Australian accent presents content about video reactions, stating in English with a neutral tone:"Today we're going to be reacting to the 20 best almost marks of the year slash century slash decade slash time of day". At approximately 5.2 to 6.1 seconds, a whistling sound interrupts. From 8.90s to 10.00s, the speaker concludes:"This is the first one I'm going to show you". The background music is happy popular electronic music composed using guitars and bass.


From 0.00s to 7.54s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent expressed disappointment about an unsuccessful shopping trip in English. He stated with a sad tone:" After hours and hours of searching in stores and going in and out and in and out and in and out I still can't find something I like", from 8.74s to 9.61s, he stated:" This is a bummer". A bus passed by in the background throughout the entire audio. This occurred in an outdoor noisy urban city street environment.


Happy hip-hop music plays and features drums and bass with a relaxed groove. Drum machine sounds appear intermittently, including at the start and at later intervals. From 0.60s to 6.50s, a young adult female speaker delivers neutral instructions in US English with a neutral tone, she states:" Is laying down a little bit of glue at a time and then laying your track and continuing that process until you're all done." The recording occurs indoors with clear vocal presence over the consistent musical backdrop.


From 6.49s to 9.94s, a 30-40 year old male speaker with a US accent delivers a welcoming message in English with a neutral tone: "So here we are again nice to see you've made it to week". The instrumental features drums, piano and bass with hip-hop and happy electronic styles, creating an upbeat, groovy atmosphere in a quiet studio setting.


From 3.65s to 8.36s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent says in English with a neutral tone:" And skipping ahead five more, we get to 19, which is Tynesha Johnson.". Keyboard typing persists from 0.00s to 1.79s and 7.59s to 8.42s, with clicks early and late in the recording. Occasional silences occur. The environment is an indoor office setting with computer keyboard sounds.


From 1.22s to 3.96s, a middle-aged man with a US accent discusses harvesting homegrown produce in English with a neutral tone:" There's really nothing better than fresh produce". From 4.64s to 6.79s, he continues:"Grown at home in the backyard garden.". From 7.50s to 9.94s, he concludes:" But you want to make sure that you harvest your". Gentle neutral easy-listening  background guitar music plays throughout in a quiet outdoor garden environment.


From 0.80s to 2.90s, a 30-40 year old male speaker with an American accent states in English with a neutral tone:"My financial situation is not good.". From 3.70s to 7.90s, the speaker says:"You know, I know that by improving that,". From 8.60s to 10.00s, he concludes:"It's going to help my relationships,". Throughout the recording, neutral electronic music with piano, drums, and bass plays in the background within a quiet indoor space.


From 0.20s to 3.60s, a happy male speaker aged 30-40 with an English accent commentated on a sports event in English with a happy tone, he says:" What a block from Matthew Lawson!". From 4.10s to 5.00s, he exclaimed:"Unbelievable!". A cheering crowd is heard throughout. Fast powerful happy electronic music with synthesizer played from the middle of the recording until the end. This is in a large stadium environment.


From 0.94s to 1.98s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent delivers a scientific explanation in English with a neutral tone, and he begins:" Which are composed of a carbon ", from 2.70s to 7.96s, he says:" With three hydrogens coming off it and we have a single hydrogen atom as a side group ". During a pause between phrases, clicking sounds occur. From 9.17s to 10.00s, he states:" Now you'll note that there is ". It's in a quiet indoor environment, possibly an educational setting.


From 0.72 to 3.12 seconds, keyboard typing occurs. A 30-40 year old male speaker with an American accent explains a programming concept in an indoor environment in English with a neutral tone, likely an office or study room. From 3.86s to 9.12s, he said:" Notice how it takes a container, or you can give it an iterator for the start and the end". Additional keyboard typing occurs at 4.68 to 4.72 seconds and 7.96 to 8.12 seconds.


Between 0.0 and 3.56 seconds, applause is heard. At 6.44 to 6.52 seconds, a brief applause occurs. From 8.12 seconds until the end, applause continues. Background happy pop electronic music consists of energetic and fast electronic music featuring guitar and drums plays during most of the recording. This is a live performance.


From 0.86s to 3.89s, a male speaker in his 50s with a US accent addresses unsustainable food demand and technological development in English with a neutral tone. He states:" And demand for food going up is unsustainable.". From 4.72s to 6.96s, he continues:" We developed the technology that has attracted the interest.". From 7.66s to 9.69s, he concludes:" From scientists from all over the planet.". Throughout the recording, a quiet indoor environment resembling a professional setting. The background music is neutral easy-listening music composed with the piano.


From 0.00s to 5.39s, a 30-40 year old American male soldier details missions and vehicle recovery efforts in American English with a neutral tone, he states," We were having a steady flow of recovery missions every day or two.", from 6.42s to 8.87s, he continues:" If we weren't out here recovering these trucks, they would just sit out there.". Vehicle engine idling persists throughout. Military operational environment implied.


Keyboard typing begins followed immediately by a mouse click, a young adult male speaker with a North American accent states in English with a neutral tone, from 0.14s to 5.39s, he says:"I'm just going to add color gray right here.". After the speech ends, another mouse click occurs. Keyboard typing continues throughout the entire recording in an indoor setting  office or home environment.


The entire recording occurs in a quiet indoor environment. Calm melodic neutral pop music features acoustic and electric guitars. Between approximately four and a half and ten seconds, a middle-aged adult male with a British accent discusses guitar technique in English with a neutral tone, from 0.24s to 2.11s, he says:"And four", from 4.56s to 10.00s, he says:" Now this is the trickiest strumming so far, technically, because.".