Throughout the recording, air conditioning and vehicle sounds are present. A motorcycle engine idles from 0.20s to 2.20s. From 0.10s to 1.10s, a middle-aged American male presents a motorcycle. He states in American English with a neutral tone:"Comes with only 9, 506 miles.". From 3.80s to 4.20s, he states:"Only $89.99, guys.". From 5.90s to 6.70s, he says:"Check this one out.". From 6.80s to 7.80s, the speaker states:"It's a little mileage Harley,", while the motorcycle engine idles briefly from 6.9 to 7.2 seconds. From 8.40s to 10.00s, he concludes:"It's got the lower saddlebag."This is in an indoor garage or showroom environment.


From 2.81s to 5.88s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent is remarking in an outdoor setting. He is saying in English with a neutral tone:" Well, now I know why the old lady got rid of it. It's missing a hubcap.". From 7.02s to 9.03s, he concludes:" Oh well. Good enough for me." The engine is idling throughout the recording.


From 0.40s to 1.47s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent states in English with a neutral tone that the vehicle functions well, he says:" No, no issues whatsoever.". Between 1.6 and 2.24 seconds, a car passed by. From about 3.36 to 6.64 seconds, another car passed while the speaker stated, from 5.22s to 7.00s, he says:" Our tracks down the road, nice and straight.". Finally, the speaker said from 7.34s to 9.55s, he says:" Brakes, no problem whatsoever.". Throughout the recording, road noise and engine rumble persisted.


At the start, sparse acoustic neutral pop guitar and piano music with Christmas undertones plays intermittently. Just after, a middle-aged female speaker with an American accent provides context about a musical composition in English with a neutral tone, from 1.38s to 5.00s, she says:" Okay. Now, this song was originally composed by Franz Gruber," during which a spray sound occurs midway. Following a pause, she adds, from 5.68s to 9.90s, she says:" But he was a classical guitarist, and I know a tiny weeny bit about classical guitar.". Quiet indoor ambience persists overall.


In an outdoor waterfall environment. An outdoor setting near Shell Falls features a middle-aged female narrator with an American accent explaining the waterfall's formation in English with a neutral tone, from 0.14s to 1.98s, she says:"Layer below, faster than the", from 2.02s to 3.53s, she says:"Harder layer of rocks above, and", from 4.00s to 5.87s, she says:"Eventually formed the falls we see today". From 6.74s to 7.87s, she says:"The water at Shell Falls descends 75 feet down before". Waterfall sounds dominate across the recording. Background neutral electronic music with drums, bass, and piano plays at a slow pace with varied moods.


A teenage American male speaker named Justin from Tabletop Robotics introduces a FreeCAD gear-making tutorial. From 0.30s to 2.00s, he says in American English with a neutral tone:"Hey guys, welcome back to Tabletop Robotics". From 2.08s to 5.57s, he states:"I'm Justin. Today I'm going to show you a quick video of how to make gears in FreeCAD.". From 6.20s to 8.80s, he continues:"Okay, so the first thing we're going to do is go into Port Design.". Throughout the audio, background electronic music plays with bass and drums, creating a happy mood. The setting is indoors with minimal noise.


A calm neutral easy-listening acoustic guitar piece with emotional undertones plays throughout the audio, accompanied by the persistent hum of an electronic tuner in the background. From 4.46s to 6.15s, a middle-aged man with an American accent speaks briefly in English with a neutral tone: "And all together it sounds like this." The audio was recorded in a quiet indoor space with minimal ambient noise, likely a controlled environment.


From 0.28s to 2.47s, a 30-40 year old American male calmly explains mathematical logarithms in American English with a neutral tone:" Inside the logarithm, we put the answer.", from 3.58s to 4.43s, he says:" Log base m of 25", from 5.92s to 9.17s, he says:". And the logarithm is always equal to the exponent.". Throughout the recording, the indoor environment remains quiet. At the very end, a clicking sound briefly occurs.


From 0.24s to 0.51s, a young adult female speaker with an Australian accent discusses casino features in English with a neutral tone:"On the 21st." From 1.41s to 5.61s, she states:"Keynes Casino Rozovodov is one of the largest poker rooms in Europe, hosting 160 poker tables.", from 7.82s to 10.00s, she says:"As well as the poker room, there is a brand new". Upbeat and energetic electronic music with a synthesizer plays continuously in the background throughout the audio.


Throughout the entire audio, slow, neutrally ambient easy-listening music with dark undertones plays throughout on electric guitar, guitar. From 3.20s to 5.00s, a middle-aged man with an American accent delivers relaxation guidance in English with a neutral tone:"You will start to feel loose now", from 7.30s to 10.00s, he continues:"Allow yourself to drift into the calmness." The environment is quiet and indoor, resembling a studio recording.


From 0.00s to 6.45s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent discusses reducing road traffic in an English monologue with a neutral tone:"Traffic, having more people on bikes or public transport, etc. So fewer cars, fewer lorries, trucks, etc", from 8.04s to 9.89s, he concludes:"And so there is huge support.". Traffic sounds and happy electronic background music with drums and bass persist through most sections except the silent interval. The outdoor urban environment features road noise throughout.


At 1.68−2.0 seconds, a sharp knife strikes a cutting board. From 3.21s to 6.54s, a 30-40 year old male speaker with an English accent provides beetroot preparation guidance in English with a neutral tone; he says:"You want the knife to go into it quite easily but a bit of resistance when you ". From 6.58s to 9.94s, the statement continues:"Get to the body of the beetroot because when we put this through the mandolin you ". Experimental electronic neutral music with guitar, piano with deep and groovy qualities plays throughout in the quiet kitchen setting.


At 1.04 to 3.76 seconds: a ding is heard. At 7.60 to 7.64 seconds: another brief ding occurs. At 9.12 to 9.88 seconds: a final ding resounds. Throughout the entire clip: background happy piano and drums classical music with moderate tempo and uplifting mood.The environment is digitally clean with no interference.


From the beginning, a young adult female speaks with a US accent in English with a neutral tone. From 0.16 to 9.90 seconds:"In it. I'm really happy to receive just like a really nice natural organic natural regular lip balm. I will definitely be using this". Near the conclusion at approximately 9.88-9.92 seconds, a brief mantra occurs.The recording features a quiet indoor setting with minimal background noise throughout.


Throughout the clip: crowd noise and neutral electronic music with synthesizers and drums play underneath. From the start: buzzing continues until the middle segment. Early on: sneakers squeak until midway, followed by a basketball bounce near the start. From 1.88 to 7.00 seconds: an elderly American male sportscaster with an American accent discusses foul calls during a basketball game in English with a neutral tone "Coach Brady letting the officials know, hey, it's four and nothing on the team fouls here in this second quarter." Mid-clip: a whistle blows briefly. Later: a second squeaking of sneakers occurs alongside a third whistle blast. From 8.50 to 9.72 seconds: the commentator says "And we're going to have a foul." The basketball arena ambience persists.


From 0.02 to 6.86 seconds: a young adult American male with an American accent neutrally stated in English: "This divides the new budget constraint into three different regions as I have done it before." At 0.8-1.2 seconds: clicking occurred. At 2.0-2.36 seconds: a faint cat meow happened. Between 6.88-8.88 seconds: clicking resumed and a faint cat meow occurred at 7.52-8.32 seconds. At 9.6-10.08 seconds: indistinct speech occurred. This is in a quiet indoor setting.


From 0.88 to 2.29 seconds,an elderly male speaker with a US accent instructs on a computer action in English with a neutral tone,"And we're going to give the test a name." Keyboard typing occurs around 3.0-3.92 and 5.48-5.84 seconds,with mouse clicks continuing through the mid-section.From 7.30 to 8.37 seconds,the speaker states,"And we're going to click Submit." Immediately after,mouse clicking and keyboard typing occur around 9.04-9.36 seconds,followed by a final click.The environment is a quiet indoor office setting with audible computer interactions.


From 0.10 to 3.49 seconds, a young male with an American accent aged 30-40 explains in English with a neutral tone:"I'm explaining it. And you can see that I changed the color." Clicking sounds occur from 3.64 to 3.72 seconds and again from 4.76 to 5.32 seconds. From 8.07 to 9.62 seconds, the speaker asks:"Isn't that cool? Okay." The environment suggests a quiet indoor location such as an office or home.


From 7.70 to 10.00s, a young adult male speaker with an English accent states in English with a neutral tone," The Mazda Ki concept could be the Mazda". Energetic and happy electronic music featuring drums and bass persists throughout the background within a professional indoor studio environment.


Background rock music with drums, creating a fun, happy mood plays intermittently with occasional brief silences in a studio environment. From the start to approximately 5.3 seconds, a synthesized male narrator in the middle-aged adult range with a US accent states in English happily:"That within the ancient texts there is a machine that is described as being capable of building the Kalaasa temple by vaporizing the rock out of the hillside." he environment is a controlled indoor studio setting without unintentional background noise.


From 0.14 to 0.51s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent says in English with a neutral tone:"Up now.". Shortly after, clicking and chewing sounds emerge permeate throughout. From 2.06 to 9.00s, the speaker states:"We can factor out a half and get m plus 2 squared minus 5 m plus 2" This is in a quiet classroom or office setting.


Throughout the recording: happy electronic music is played by a synthesizer throughout. Loud engine sounds persist. From 0.10 to 7.22s: a middle-aged male commentator with a British accent delivers racing coverage in English with a neutral tone,"Fran Rader, who led the way as the field all fought for position as they charged towards La Source for the first time" preceding the commentator's final phrase,"They all made it through cleanly" at 8.7-10.0 seconds. The setting is an outdoor racetrack.


From 0.0 to 6.88 seconds, neutral guitar easy listening music plays slow arpeggiated chords.  From 7.00 to 9.56 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent states in English with a neutral tone:"Then we're going to an E minor chord and we're doing something similar." After the speech concludes, acoustic guitar plays again from 9.72 to 10.04 seconds. It's in indoor room acoustics.


From 1.30 to 5.98s, a middle-aged woman with a US accent stated in English with an angry tone:"Richard, would you bring me some coffee? I can't quite stay awake through the boring parts." From 9.33s to 10.00s, she said: "Thank you ever so much." Background neutral easylistening music for children plays on piano and drums, strings throughout in an indoor setting.


Background neutral electronic music with synthesized pads and a steady beat plays continuously. From 0.02 to 0.33 seconds, a female speaker aged 30-40 with an English accent says in English with a neutral tone "Of ICTs." From 2.32 to 9.98 seconds, she continues, "It is an ITU-UN Women Joint Award which strives to demonstrate a commitment to advancing gender equality and women's empowerment". This is in a quiet indoor environment


From 0.08 to 4.40 seconds, a young adult male with an American accent speaks in English with a neutral tone:"Jacob, I'm over here in Sweden conducting Ball Tops 2016." A burst of machine gun fire interrupts between 5.36 and 7.60 seconds. From 7.00 to 9.46 seconds, the speaker states:"Today, I am the machine gun section leader." Another machine gun burst follows between 9.20 and 10.04 seconds. Throughout, the backdrop suggests an outdoor military training area with echoes suggesting open space.


From 0.42 to 7.50s: a middle-aged male with a US accent begins speaking angrily in English,"We must, we have to, we got to get in here to see what it is we're supposed to be doing.", with synthesized speech segments overlapping intermittently throughout. Clicking sounds occur early and reappear later. From 8.60 to 9.96s: he concludes,"How can I live in this". Throughout the entire recording: a low hum persists. The setting features indoor reverberation indicative of a large room.


Heavy machinery operates continuously in the background. Between approximately 5.5 and 10 seconds, a male speaker aged 50-60 with an American accent states in English  with a neutral tone:" After loading a haulage truck, the loader operator moved his machine toward the high wall." The setting is an outdoor, noisy industrial or construction site.


From 0.06 to 3.09s, a 30-40-year-old female speaker with a US accent states in English with a happy tone,"Just to give it an added touch when I add the Christmas tree on top." Background festive pop music featuring piano and drums with Christmas elements plays continuously. Silent intervals occur afterwards.


From 0.02 to 3.33 seconds, a synthesized elderly male voice with a US accent states in English with a neutral tone, "Than any other single mountain peak observatory in the world." Another instance of synthesized speech appears later between approximately 8.8 and 10 seconds. Throughout this period, gentle slow-tempo ambient background neutral electronic music plays by piano and synthesizer in the background. Two silent intervals occur: a very brief silence just after the initial speech followed by a longer silence midway through.


From 0.10 to 5.62 seconds, a middle-aged female with a US accent speaking in English states with a neutral tone:"Angel hair. It's so fine. Alright, so we're going to go ahead and let this saute up. I'm going to salt it." After a pause, from 7.18 to 9.96 seconds, she continues:"And I will be using this salt, guys. I really am". Music with flute playing in the background. The entire recording occurs in an indoor kitchen.


From 0.00 to 3.25 seconds, a middle-aged American male speaker with an American accent says several phrases in English in a neutral tone including "Good, dash, gauges all look good." Later from 4.47 to 7.88 seconds, the speaker continues with "Really is a nice driving car, door panels look good." Fixed-wing aircraft noise continued throughout in a moving vehicle setting.


From 0.20 to 3.90 seconds, a young adult male speaker with a US accent states in English with a neutral tone:"A little bit more like a highlighter there is an eraser button". Around 4.5 seconds, a button click occurs. From  5.78 to 9.84 seconds, the speaker adds:"As you can see change the color by clicking". The indoor environment remains quiet throughout.


From 0.04-0.36 seconds, clicking is heard. From 0.38 to 4.10 seconds, a young adult female speaker with a Scottish accent states in English with a neutral tone,"So we're not sure exactly what it is, but let's think about what we can use." Around the middle section at 4.88-5.24 seconds, clicks recur. The speaker then continues from 5.76 to 9.60 seconds,"So I've got two north lines drawn on here, so automatically I'm going to think,". Occurs in a quiet indoor environment throughout.  The environment is a quiet indoor space resembling an office or classroom.


At start, happy electronic-style background music with drums and piano plays briefly before a pause of silence. From 3.94 to 9.60 seconds, an elderly British male speaker with a neutral tone states in English:"Individual pictures took a long time to produce. Publishing and viewing images was difficult." Background music is present after initial pause until the end. The setting is an indoor environment with minimal audible interference.


From 0.02 to 5.15 seconds, a young adult male speaker with an American accent said in English with a neutral tone,"To measure out exactly five gallons. And that's done. OK, let me clear this off." Starting around 3 seconds until nearly 8 seconds, paper handling sounds of rustling and clicking occur intermittently, overlapping with shuffling cards heard clearly between 6.6-7.56 seconds. From 7.52 to 9.82 seconds, the speaker said,"And we keep going. I'm going to just keep resetting up." Indoor ambiance persists throughout in this classroom or office environment.


From 0.00 to 2.70 seconds, a teenage American male speaker with an American accent says in English with a neutral tone:"This is where a lot of people don't really know how to do it, so I will now show you." Following this, around 2.7 to 3.5 seconds, clicking sounds and subtle mouth clicks occur. From 3.46 to 5.80 seconds, the speaker states:"Alright, so the first thing you're going to want to do is download iRap4," with a brief click around the middle of this segment. Next, between about 5.8 and 7.0 seconds, mouth clicks and a short click are heard. From  7.00 to 9.26 seconds, he continues:"This will enable you to put your device into DFU mode," accompanied by a click midway. Faint electronic hiss persists in the background throughout. The acoustic environment resembles an indoor location with computer hardware.


Throughout the recording, intermittent car engine sounds are present. From 0.02 to 0.60 seconds, a middle-aged American male with an American accent surprised states in English:"Six-speed," From 5.40s to 6.90s, he says: "With the climate control as well."


From 0.10 to 4.96s, a sad middle-aged male speaker with an American accent delivers a philosophical statement in English with a sad tone:"Wake up from this dream and come home and remember heaven." Sad easylistening music played by piano and bass plays in the background throughout. The audio features a professional studio environment.


At the beginning, a ringtone sounds while electronic music starts. A middle-aged man with an American accent then states in English with a neutral tone, from 1.98 to 5.00s "But it wouldn't be Acena without the features you know and love." Around the middle, a short ringtone occurs before the man continues, from 6.10 to 9.60s "The 30k hosts audio multitasking, FM radio," with happy electronic experimental music with synthesizer, bass, and drums throughout in an indoor studio.


From start to finish, a faint electronic hum permeates the audio. A mouse click occurs near the beginning. A young adult female American English speaker delivers her entire statement with a neutral tone from 0.88 to 2.20 seconds:" And you see" From 4.96s to 8.76s, she says: "No ads on my homepage except for my Google Adsense ads which show up right there." Another mouse click emerges midway during her speech. This is in a quiet home office setting


From 0.00 to 1.12s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent said in English with a neutral tone,"Let's take a look at the hotspots.". From 3.05 to 9.70 seconds:"Let's start up north where the Klamathin Fire is burning in Siskiyou County near the California-Oregon border. As of noon today,". Happy classical music played by piano and drums, violin throughout. The environment resembles a broadcast studio.


Throughout the audio, electronic pop music with drums and guitar plays, creating a happy mood. From 0.04 to 4.56s, a middle-aged male with a US accent speaks in English with a neutral tone:" Video tour to get a glimpse into everything our destination has to offer" over background vehicle noise. From 8.48 to 9.98s, he states:"This is Reno, tahoe." This is in an indoor setting.


From 1.08 to 6.40 seconds, a middle-aged adult male speaker with a US accent says in English with a neutral tone "Navigation, tilt-and-telescoping and the aforementioned stereo controls there on the steering wheel." Throughout the entire clip, background sounds of a car engine, wind noise, road noise, and interior rattling are audible. The environment is inside a car being driven on a highway.


From the beginning to 4.64 seconds, fireworks burst prominently in the foreground. Fireworks return prominently from 6.44 seconds to the end. Firecrackers crackle in the background throughout, accompanied by sad electronic music featuring synthesizer that creates a dramatic soundscape in an outdoor celebration.


From the start to near the end, a faint electronic hum persisted in the background. From 0.04 to 5.98s, a 30-40 year old female speaker with a US accent stated in English with a neutral tone:"Different alcohols have very similar readings, though, just like anything with similar structure will have similar readings.". Around the middle, silence occurred briefly before a click. From 7.10 to 9.66s, she concluded:"And this is just a couple of different things.". This occurs in a quiet indoor environment with low-level equipment noise.


From 0.18 to 3.32s, a young adult female speaker with a US accent neutrally states in English:"And remember to bring it up when you blend instead of down". Following this, a conversational period occurs in the middle section. From 7.06 to 9.76s, the speaker concludes:"That's going to give the illusion of really high cheekbones". Throughout the entire audio, sad electronic music with dark dreamy qualities features guitar throughout. The recording occurs in a quiet indoor environment resembling a controlled studio.


Throughout the audio, hip hop and electronic background music with piano and synthesizer creates a happy and fun mood. From 0.02 to 7.24 seconds, a young adult Canadian English-speaking female begins with a happy tone,"And to make sure you don't miss any future stories, be sure you hit the like button and click subscribe. That button right there.". Between 6.4 and approximately 9 seconds, a magical sparkle sound effect occurs. From 7.68 to 10.00 seconds, she concludes,"That way, you'll be sure not to miss any other stories" in a quiet indoor studio environment.


Initial clicking sounds appear briefly at the start. From 2.52 to 9.08 seconds, a young adult male with a Canadian accent speaks in English with a neutral tone:"This query returns only the first name column from the Person table, and returns every other column, that's the star." Additional clicks occur during the middle and latter parts of the speech. From 8.1-9.1 seconds, sustained clicking continues in a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.02 to 6.28 seconds: a yound man with an American accent says in English with a neutral tone,"So we want to make sure we do what's best and what looks best on our Excel sheet." Simultaneously, clicks occur at 2.88-3.0 and 5.08-5.36 seconds. At 6.84-7.0 seconds between speech segments: a click is heard. From 7.18 to 9.44 seconds: the speaker states,"So what I think would look best with this is to rotate the cell up." Final click at 9.76-9.8 seconds. The environment is a quiet indoor computer workstation.


A young adult male speaker in US English provides instructional commentary in English with a neutral tone. From 0.20 to 3.92 seconds:"You can pick an image another image or flat color which you want". Around 4.4 seconds mouse clicks occur. From 4.76 to 6.06 seconds:"Uh... Let's go ahead and just make this black". Around 6.4 seconds more mouse clicks occur. From 6.84 to 9.02 seconds:"Because if you're putting this into after effects or something". Around 9.6 seconds final mouse clicks occur. This is in a quiet indoor space.


A middle-aged man with an American accent says angrily in English, from 1.97s to 2.98s:" I can see it in your eyes.", next from 8.60s to 10.00s:" You have the look of a man who.". Tense pop music with drum beats plays in the background. The setting is a quiet professional indoor environment.


An elderly man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 2.67s to 6.54s:"Swift cut down onto the neck and you behead a person. You know.", next from 8.36 to 10.00s:"It's like the immortals in the street". Faint background humming continues throughout the audio, accompanied by occasional clicking sounds at various points. Extended clicking is heard toward the later section. The recording appears to originate from an indoor space with subtle muffling.


An elderly man with a British accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.60s to 3.70s:"Lounge and private ensuite bedrooms on the first floor.", next from 4.72s to 10.00s:" Towards the left you gain access to the luxurious main bedroom that comprises". Cheerful hip-hop music with synthesizer sounds plays in the background. The professional studio environment has no ambient noise throughout.


An elderly man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.28s to 2.24s:"Let's put that on him. Put the hair back.", next from 4.49s to 6.99s:" That's... And there you go.", next from 8.30s to 9.15s:" He's got a new face. New face." Handling noise persists for nearly the entire duration. Clicking and brief object manipulation occur. Object manipulation resumes alongside computer keyboard typing and further clicking, with relevant sounds coming afterwards. The setting is a quiet indoor room with minimal noise.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks happily in English, from 1.90s to 6.73s:"Hello everyone. Today, we're going to take a quick walk-around look at this 2010 Toyota FJ Cruiser." Outdoor ambience includes persistent traffic noise and engine rumble with intermittent aircraft sounds throughout.


A young man with an American accent speaks neutral in English, from 0.06s to 1.62s:" Work on software products with other people.", next from 2.84s to 9.49s:" Okay. So that's my pitch for, you know, why use subversion? Let's start getting it set up to use with, uh, eclipse and, uh ". The environment features minimal background noise in an indoor setting.


A middle-aged woman with a British accent says sad in English, from 0.86s to 5.61s:"They claim they've captured these vehicles from the Ukrainian army and they're showing off the spoils.". Loud heavy machinery engine noise is present. Radio sounds echo in the background, along with a short indistinct voice heard.


A young man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.14s to 4.17s:" Design is 261.37 millimeters.", next from 5.22s to 9.64s:" In fusion it actually shows up as 69.155 millimeters." Clicking sounds are heard. The environment remains a quiet indoor professional setting with minimal background interference.


A middle-aged woman with an American accent says happily in English, from 0.16s to 2.43s:" Like this but this thing.", next from 5.02s to 9.96s:"Changes your mouth it takes off taste buds and". Intermittent heavy breathing mixes with strong wind and bicycle sounds. A brief rustling sound is heard near the end in this outdoor windy setting.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutral in English, from 0.86s to 4.53s:" If you haven't created an account, click the Create Account button.",from 3.97s to 4.15s, mouse click sound detected. next from 7.48s to 8.89s he says:"Enter your information at the top."The entire recording features a quiet indoor office setting with minimal background noise.


A young man with an American accent says sadly in English, from 0.46s to 6.55s:" Even the brokenness that you haven't even experienced yet he has already taken upon himself. He has gone into the grave.", next from 7.88s to 8.79s:" And he has got rid of it." Joyful pop music with piano accompaniment plays in the background. Slight room reverberation persists within a large indoor space resembling a church or auditorium.


A young man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 1.18s:" This to you.", next from 3.14s to 7.42s:" Just to tell you how much I love and appreciate you.", next from 8.88s to 10.04s:"A selfless person." Soft, neutral pop music with piano sounds plays in the background. Persistent low-level background hiss runs throughout, interrupted by intermittent silent periods.


Plastic bottle crinkling and squeezing sounds. An elderly man with a Canadian accent speaks neutrally in English, from 6.19s to 8.93s:"Tastes very similar to the Niagara bottles of water." Throughout the recording, a boat engine hums persistently with intermittent rustling and faint liquid sounds. Plastic bottle handling occurs at the beginning and midway points, each time accompanied by bird sounds. Bird sounds extend through the end portion. The environment suggests an outdoor waterside area with bird nearby.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 7.03s:" God's love with civilization to boldly go where one Savior has gone before.", next from 8.18s to 8.76s:" Come with US now as we".Neutral epic orchestral music featuring tuba plays in a noise-free studio environment.


A middle-aged woman with a British accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.28s to 4.37s:"And every corner you conquer, you'll leap even further ahead.", next from 6.46s to 9.77s:" The 2020 RCF and RCF Track Edition." Powerful pop music with synthesizer melodies plays in the background. Continuous car engine revving and whooshing form the backdrop, complemented by tire screeching at the start and a bus passing during the initial segment in this outdoor, high-energy driving environment.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 1.65s:"Right is this arrow ", next from 2.97s to 7.83s:"And then package presentation hierarchical so as you can see it changed how these are presented.", next from 8.91s to 9.95s:" This is a much better". Additional mouse clicks and typing occur. The environment suggests an indoor setting focused on computer interaction.


A middle-aged man with a British accent speaks in a neutral manner in English from 0.45s to 2.55s: " Create some controls.", next from 3.70s to 10.04s: " So let's have I'm going to use a couple of J labels and J labels just". A persistent faint electronic hum underlies the audio with intermittent clicking sounds.


A middle-aged man with a Canadian accent says happily in English, from 0.40s to 2.05s:"Not! Well", and from 3.29s to 10.04s:" Believe it or not, this car and that car looked just as good when I got them three years ago. Haha!" The constant rumble of a vehicle engine idling predominates throughout the outdoor setting


A young woman with an American accent speaks happily in English, from 0.32s to 4.81s:"Over to the function, and I pass by value, then here's basically what's going on.", next from 5.94s to 7.53s, she says:" I've got my variable", next from 8.47s to 10.04s, she says:" My hamster." From 4.67s to 4.90s and from 7.20s to 7.47s, there is a sound of mouse clicks. The indoor environment resembles a quiet office or home setup.


A young man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, 0.00s to 2.69s:"Divisors, or there are no divisors of zero in Z.", next from 5.71s to 9.91s:" So let's look at multiplicative identities." A clicking sound continues until the speech resumes, and a brief electronic sound occurs. The entire recording occurs in a quiet indoor space with minimal background interference..


A teenage boy with an American accent speaks neutral in English, from 0.00s to 7.08s:" Her profile picture. She has her beauty and fragrance things here. She has like a plain solid image here if we click Oprah.", next from 8.78s to 9.89s:" She has all these things.". A click occurs during the pause and another at the audio's conclusion, within a consistently quiet indoor setting.


A young man with an American accent says surprisedly in English, from 0.04s to 6.42s:" And just like, it didn't really hurt at first. It's just like, something's not right. I looked down, my leg was sticking out sideways. I was like, oh.", next from 9.04s to 10.04s:"Oh.". Suspenseful pop music with piano melodies plays in the background. Near the end, a beep is heard. The audio is captured in a quiet indoor setting with minimal background interference.


An elderly man with a British accent says sadly in English, from 1.17s to 4.37s:" The other one, here is the add-on, and you can go back ", next from 7.71s to 9.48s:"To the select node in Linemap." Computer mouse clicks occur intermittently.


A young man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.42 seconds to 4.32 seconds, "Experience to the audience here on the Friday evening parades.", next from 9.17 seconds to 10.00 seconds, "To be a part of the Flag". Melancholic pop music with trumpet sounds plays in the background. The entire recording occurs in an indoor studio.


A middle-aged man with an American accent says happily in English, from 0.02s to 4.83s:"Called the Glass House, and my favorite feature of this.", then from 6.33s to 8.96s:" I mean, beyond the fact that it spans an interstate highway is". Passing cars are heard throughout the outdoor setting.


Door closing sound at 1.22 seconds. A middle-aged man with an Australian accent happily says in English, from 1.91 to 6.66 seconds:" If they've got a family and it's summer, it's good to have the air in the back with young children.", next from 8.15 to 9.89 seconds:" You still get the wood grain, which is great." During his speech, another car door closes.


A young man with an American accent speaks in a neutral tone in English, from 0.00 to 2.08 seconds:" I kind of threw in some other stuff because.", next from 3.39 to 8.33 seconds:"It sounded better and just came out sometimes, you know. But"Background breathing persists toward the end, and a loud sharp sniffle concludes the audio. Quiet indoor environment.


A middle-aged man with a British accent speaks sadly in English, from 0.00 to 0.44 seconds:"Safety.", next from 2.14 to 2.81 seconds:" I am calm.", next from 7.77 to 8.41 seconds:" I am peace." Relaxing pop music with piano melodies plays in the background. The silent studio setting persists throughout.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.04s to 2.36s:" Men are musty. Don't do it.", next from 4.05s to 9.94s:" So that's what I have for you guys today. Don't forget to follow me on social media. Instagram, by Carlos Roberto. I upload daily." Knocking sounds appear at 0.52, 4.63 and 6.52 seconds. Relaxed hip-hop music with drum beats plays in the background. The entire recording is set in a quiet indoor environment, likely a home office or studio.


A young man with an Indian accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 0.60s:" Have.", next from 2.37s to 3.72s:" These basic stuff ", next from 5.31s to 8.87s:" Warranty statement and user manual". Knocking sounds appear at 9.82 seconds. In a quiet indoor environment suggesting an unboxing scenario.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 0.80s:" Hit submit.", next from 2.00s to 2.84s:"Hit the next button.", next from 3.70s to 4.78s:" Now I'm going to get it right.", next from 8.28s to 8.78s:"Correct." Mouse clicks occur after his initial commands, accompanied by extended clicking during the conclusion. The entire recording features a quiet indoor office environment remains quiet with clear vocal capture.


An elderly man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.02s to 1.30s, saying: "Yeah here?", next from 2.52s to 4.30s: "So here we are distributing", next from 5.60s to 6.77s: "And here we are", next from 7.84s to 8.48s: "Factoring.", next from 9.55s to 10.04s: "We just have to". Simultaneously, background room reverb continued throughout.


A young woman with an American accent said sadly in English, from 0.12s to 2.36s:" I need to pee now. But I can't.", next from 4.42s to 9.49s, she says:"Then I arrive here at this place where I had an appointment around nine." Heavy breathing occurred intermittently throughout the entire recording, with sniffling heard occasionally during pauses. Brief whispering recurs. The indoor environment echoes in a manner suggesting a hallway or stairwell.


A middle-aged man with an Australian accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 1.39s:" So it'll type in one,", next from 2.32s to 3.57s:" Nine, two, zero,", next from 4.77s to 9.52s:"An X, 10, zero, eight, zero, and a dash, 24." The clicking sounds are heard at 1.82, 3.45, 7.62, and 9.86 seconds. A computer fan hum underlies the entire recording. Silence occasionally replaces the fan hum in intervals. This is in this quiet office setting


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks in a neutral tone in English, from 5.71s to 9.96s:"There is a fear of AI that I subscribe to. AI is". Eerie pop music with synthesizer effects plays in the background. The environment is an quiet indoor setting


An elderly man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 6.75s:" It's called a float method, and if you have something small like peas, you can actually drop them into some water", next from 8.64s to 9.39s." And if they float". Joyful pop music with guitar melodies plays in the background. The setting remains quiet indoors.


A young man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.68s to 3.45s:" And this tire looks like it has just a little bit more tread ", next from 4.52s to 6.06s, he says:" Than the other battle.", next from 7.64s to 10.00s, he says:" Down the rest of this side of the truck, very nice condition."The clicking sounds appeared at 1.22, 3.42, 7.54 seconds. The sounds of a large truck engine idling and wind can be heard throughout the entire recording. The setting is outdoors, likely a parking lot, driveway, or vehicle dealership.


A young man with an American accent speaks in a neutral tone in English, from 4.34s to 9.41s:" And starting from this history, we're now extending this and doing the racing on Hockenheimring and in Oschermann." Tense pop music with drumbeats plays in the background. The audio is presenting a studio voiceover incorporating vehicle effects.


In a quiet indoor environment with noticeable reverberation. A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks in a neutral tone in English, from 1.32s to 3.09s:"That's the other door. One door is bigger than the other.", next from 4.22s to 9.87s, he says:" It's a pretty big size. This is my fish tank that I broke. I posted a video about this." Rustling persists throughout the background.


A middle-aged man with a Scottish accent speaks in a neutral tone in English, from 0.02s to 7.63s:" To store the cache data. I've already been here, so that's done. Once you log in, you'll see your Unix directory space.", next from 8.64s to 9.27s:" Go to DevWeb.". Clicking sounds are heard amid intermittent silence. The environment appears to be an indoor office setting.


Throughout the entire clip, there is continuous crinkling of plastic packaging, while background typewriter sounds occur in separate phases; a middle-aged man with a British accent speaks sadly in English, from 4.20s to 9.13s:" Okay guys we saw the pieces there not too many not too many pieces and our instruction sheet".


A young woman with an American accent speaks sadly in English, from 7.64s to 8.34s:" Kelty Cooks". Soft neutral easylistening music with piano tones plays in the background. Quiet indoor studio environment.


A young woman with an American accent speaks happily in English, from 0.14s to 4.48s:"Then you can stir in your pasta. I used three cups of whole wheat rotini pasta." Lively pop music with guitar melodies plays in the background. The environment is a quiet indoor setting, likely a kitchen.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 3.65s: " Importance of artifacts associated with the Sovereign in the one hour program.", next from 6.05s to 9.94s, he says: " Her Majesty jokingly stated that you cannot look down when wearing the". Upbeat electronic music with drum beats plays in the background. The environment is a professional indoor setting with clear acoustics and no background noise.


A middle-aged man with a British accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.10s to 2.74s:"With also ten service stamps in the book.", next from 6.14s to 9.09s:" So overall, this car really is a nice one." The environment includes constant background engine noise and wind, with intermittent mechanical fan sounds.


A middle-aged man with a British accent speaks sadly in English, from 0.24s to 5.00s:" And I'm a concert violinist and have been performing all my life as a concert violinist.", next from 7.68s to 9.96s:" My mother was a violinist in the Los Angeles Philharmonic." Cheerful pop music with violin melodies plays in the background. The audio occurs in a quiet indoor environment like a studio or room.


From 0.56 to 7.87 seconds: an elderly male speaker with an English accent says in English neutrally,"From United States, israel, UK and other places, what I see is hmm… and even the Chinese". From 8.96 to 9.48 seconds, a wheeze occurs. The audio takes place indoors.


Throughout, soft pop piano music with calm, fun, and melancholic moods plays constantly. From 5.31s to 10.00s, a 50-60 year old male with a Canadian accent speaks English neutrally:"Ride Rudolph, he has a shiny red nose, which probably makes him a great drinking buddy." The entire recording takes place in a quiet indoor studio environment with no background noise.


Throughout: neutral electronic music is played by synthesizer, drums and bass. From 0.04s to 4.27s, an American-accented male speaker aged 30-40 states in English neutrally:" Stats passing, one rushing touchdown as you just saw there. 156.3 QB rating, but the most important stat, he pulled off an improbable win against the". The speech occurs across three segments: the initial phrase around the beginning, the QB rating remark shortly after, and the victory comment later.


From 0.34s to 0.87s, the young adult female speaker said in US English with a happy tone:"Praise me." Later, from 2.58s to 5.89s, she said:"You know, the Handmaid's Tale is my favorite show ever. So," while laughter overlaps in the background midway until near the end. Background dark tense electronic music with pulsating synthesizer and drums persists throughout the quiet indoor recording.


In the beginning, background box handling begins. Around the start, a box thud occurs. From 1.12s to 4.33s, a middle-aged American male states in a neutral tone in US English,"And if you're familiar with Kamen Rider boxes, you'll see it's huge"—accompanied by thuds at intermediate and late-segment points. After a pause, from 5.60s to 9.29s, he continues in a neutral tone in US English in the mid-to-late portion,"Here is a regular size one. Much smaller," with another thud shortly after. Box handling sounds persist throughout, and the environment is an quiet indoor room with faint echo.


From 0.00s to 5.09s, a teenage male with a North American accent says in English neutrally,"Save it as you normally would a background so i will save this as atr banner." From 6.32s to 9.84s, he says: " Banner and yeah i already have one so i'm gonna replace it". Intermittent typing sounds are heard throughout the middle section in the background. This is in a quiet indoor environment with faint reverberation.


At 0.02-4.07 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker says in US English neutral:"That that really is the stance of the North Texas Conference and of the General Church.". From 5.10-9.57 seconds, he says:"In the coming weeks, we're really waiting, though, for a decision of the Judicial Council". Throughout the recording, neutral experimental electronic music with piano plays in the background within an indoor studio environment.


From 0.88s to 3.59s, a middle-aged male speaker with an African accent  announces in English neutrally:"GadgetStress. Com Device Stress Tests Music". From the end of the speech through the entire remainder: upbeat electronic music with synthesizer melodies and rhythmic percussion creates an energetic atmosphere throughout


From 0.34s to 1.25s, a middle-aged adult female speaker with a New Zealand accent asks in English with a neutral tone:"What works?". Partway through, conversation briefly occurs. From 2.44s to 5.89s, she states:"Language, literacy and numeracy in training and assessment.", followed by more conversation. Finally, from 7.32s to 10.00s, she questions:"What is the Australian Core Skills Framework?". Throughout, electronic music with synthesized elements creates a lively mood and continues against a quiet studio backdrop.


From 0.12s to 2.90s, a young adult female appears happy through the audio in US English:"Andrea. Also, thank you for getting me to 50, 000. Fans on my Musical. Ly slash TikTok account. I love you guys so much. Hopefully, hopefully." Upbeat electronic hip-hop music with drums plays throughout in an indoor setting with minimal background noise.


From 0.10 to 8.97 seconds, a happy middle-aged male with an English accent said in English,"Kids, now you can get this smooth-gliding air car, blow up the balloon, place it on the car, and watch it go. It's smashing good fun. One free." At the beginning (0.56-3.16 seconds) and later near the middle (6.96-7.88 seconds), toy car sound effects including whirring and whooshing occurred. Throughout the recording, upbeat electronic music with synthesizers played in a controlled studio environment.


From 0.18s to 4.84s, a young adult female speaker with a US accent begins by happily saying in English:" Sipsy and Savor and it was a real fun interactive ride on the three elevators here." Later, from 6.94s to 9.45s, the speaker adds:"I love the atmosphere walking in. It was just awesome." Throughout, upbeat electronic music featuring synthesizers and drums with a steady tempo plays continuously in the background within an indoor public environment.


Throughout the audio, electronic music with dark and retro synthesizer elements is audible. From 1.32-4.55 seconds, an elderly male speaker says in US English neutral,"Because no software is installed on your computer." From 5.72-10.00 seconds, he states,"This means that WinBooks on Web can generate savings for you on investments." This is in its quiet indoor setting.


During the opening seconds, happy hip-hop electronic music with bass and drums and an effects unit sound form the background. From 5.75 to 9.92 seconds, a middle-aged American woman speaks in US English happily:"Hey, it's Courtney and Ryan here with your weekly Money Minutes." This occurs in a quiet indoor studio setting.


From 0.02s to 5.05s, a young adult female speaks with an American accent in an indoor setting. She delivers a self-deprecating monologue expressing anger over forgetfulness in English:"I... I'm an idiot. I'm an airhead. I keep forgetting stuff, and they're minor things." A weary sigh is audible from 7.02-7.48s. From 9.00s to 9.91s, she continues:"I've done this recording a.".


From 0.00s to 2.66s, a 30-40 year old male announcer with an English accent happily says in English: "Give a very warm welcome for... Willy Tons!". Around 2.4 seconds, crowd cheering and applause begin and continue until near the end. Fast, energetic electronic music with drums, synthesizer, and bass creates a powerful and upbeat atmosphere in a large indoor venue with amplified sound.


From 0.04s to 4.61s, an elderly American man stated in US English neutrally:" The feedback in this work is what I get from people who are getting relief." Later during the recording, from 6.00s to 9.31s, he added:"What's particularly interesting to me to talk about is one". Neutral experimental electronic background music with a synthesizer persisted throughout with varying emotional qualities, captured in a professional indoor recording environment.


Faint crowd murmur continues throughout. From 0.14-9.96 seconds: a middle-aged male neutrally says in British English,"Second fastest in history Babalocki Tebe of Botswana there goes in lane six Haroun outside him of Qatar is the third fastest in history". Running sounds occur between 0.28-4.12 seconds. Another running sequence starts around 5.2 seconds until 9.76 seconds. The environment is an outdoor stadium.


From 0.44s to 0.96s, a neutral middle-aged male delivers technical instructions in US English:"And install."From 2.05s to 4.75s, he continues,"That way we won't accidentally forget about those activities." From 6.19s to 10.00s, he states,"But right now we're just looking at one job. To get the entire software" with more clicks occurring briefly. The environment is a quiet indoor space like a home office.


From 0.02s to 0.66s, the middle-aged male speaker states neutrally in US English,"Speaks for them.". Immediate applause and cheering follow, accompanied by children shouting and running footsteps in the early segment. During the applause period, from 6.54s to 9.93s, the speaker continues,"This court will recognize the systemic". Outdoor ambient sound persists throughout.


From start to end, a cheering crowd persists. Initial running sounds occur until the first speech begins at the start. From 2.12s to 3.13s, the middle-aged man says neutrally in Canadian English,"They try it again." Later, running continues before the second phrase. Midway, from 6.72s to 9.15s, the man states,"They are short again." Occasional outside noises appear early, around midway, and near the conclusion.


From start to end, neutral electronic music with drums and bass, background hum, and vehicle sounds play throughout. From 0.22s to 5.53s, an Irish-accented male speaker aged 30-40 states neutrally in English:" The security level of this car is VR4 certified and what that means is that this can withstand and ballistic testing for most manned vehicles and this vehicle is typically". A moderately noisy indoor environment is present.


Throughout the recording, background music consists of electronic music with drums, guitar, and synthesizer, and includes a mix of dark, deep, funny, happy, and love moods. From 0.20-5.94 seconds, an elderly male speaker with an American accent happily delivers a promotional message in English: "For the whole family, join the Southern Four Wheel Drive Association for our 30th Anniversary Dixie Run this September 22nd through 25th". Finally, from 7.60-10.00 seconds, he concludes "At Golden Mountain Park in beautiful Spartanburg."


From 0.00s to 3.43s, an elderly woman states neutrally in Canadian English:"Now the Canadian government subsidizes mining companies operating abroad". From 4.52s to 9.17s, she continues:"And they impose very small environmental requirements." Throughout the entire clip, neutral easylistening music with piano and synthesiser plays throughout.


From start to end:in an indoor environment, persistent low-level electronic hum. 0.0-0.84 seconds: synthesized narration. 2.72-2.8 seconds: sigh. 2.92-3.76 seconds: concurrent chuckling, coughing, throat clearing, and narration. 4.16-4.28 seconds: click. 5.56-6.48 seconds: concurrent chuckling, throat clearing, sigh, and narration. 7.36-9.24 seconds: synthesized narration. From 7.51s to 8.59s: a middle-aged female speaker with a US accent states sad in English:" If you were to see.". 9.84-9.96 seconds: click.


Throughout: crowd chanting, constant reverberation, and electronic music featuring synthesizer that carries dark, energetic, and sports-themed qualities. Start: clapping initially occurs. Middle section: intermittent clapping resumes between 3-7 seconds. Ending portion: sustained applause dominates.


Between 0.96 and 4.73 seconds, a 50-60 year old American woman says neutral, in US English, "Why are we doing this? What is that one message that we would always, if somebody says one-to-one at your school, we know why we're doing one-to-one. We know why.". Neutral electronic music by synthesizer and drums plays throughout. This occurs in a quiet indoor setting like a meeting room, office, or classroom.


From 0.26 to 4.89 seconds: a young adult male speaker with a US accent neutrally says in English,"With two dots over it. What in the world is going on there? Well, that's a non-printable ASCII character." Between 5.32 and 5.88 seconds, two mouse click occurs. From 6.52 to 9.31 seconds: he says,"So what we need to do here is go q, string,". Background keyboard typing persists throughout this segment. The entire recording features a quiet indoor office environment.


From 0.08 to 2.84 seconds, a female speaker with an American accent, aged 30-40, speaks happily in English, saying:"Game such as mule deer and elk roam Shell Canyon." From 3.86s to 9.81s, she says: "Next time you travel between Burgess Junction and Shell, take the time to stop at the beautiful Shell Falls." A large waterfall is audible throughout. Background relaxing electronic music with drums and piano plays


From 0.00 to 5.51 seconds, a young adult American male states neutrally in US English,"To evaluate the entire quadratic equation, you know, given." From 7.35s to 9.02s, he says: "Given your a, b, and c.". Around midway until just after this segment, typing sounds actively occur. At the very end, a brief click sound is heard.The recording suggests a quiet indoor environment like an office or study.


Background dreamy and romantic piano electronic music lasts the entire recording. Between 0.22-4.63 seconds, a 30-40 year old female speaker speaks neutrally in US English:"To your attention 30 wonderful land plots in Paris, the capital of romance." Then between 5.92-9.71 seconds, the speaker continues:"This promo is limited to only two days, February 3rd". The studio environment remains consistently quiet.


From 0.00s to 3.00s, a young adult Indian-accented male speaks a neutral English instruction with pauses:" You can step through each statement using step next," From 4.47s to 6.89s, he says: "Step into a function using step in," From 8.30s to 9.08s, he says: "Step out,". Throughout this period, a faint electronic hum persists continuously. Intermittent silences occur mid-way, while isolated clicking sounds appear briefly mid-recording.The environment suggests a quiet indoor space.


From 0.06s to 9.73s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent states neutrally in English," Now we're going to try to do one deal of the week segment. So every week I'm going to try to find a deal, bring it to you guys, tell you all about it, tell you where I picked it up and how I was able to get it". A subtle electronic whoosh occurs at approximately 6.12 to 6.16 seconds. Another whoosh is heard between 7.28 and 7.68 seconds. Throughout, neutral experimental electronic music with drums and bass plays in the background within an indoor setting.


In a clean indoor studio environment without background noise: from 0.04s to 3.39s, a 50-60 year old middle-aged adult American male narrator said neutrally in US English:"These days everyone tends to bypass the sales team for most of the way". A percussive finger snap occurred around 3.8 to 4.6 seconds. From 4.74 to 6.99 seconds, he continued:"Concise videos make useful guideposts". Another percussive finger snap appeared around 7.1 to 7.5 seconds. Finally, between 8.00 and 9.51 seconds, he stated:"They can challenge preconceptions". Upbeat electronic background music with synthesized bass and rhythmic finger snaps persisted throughout.


At the beginning, a low-frequency electronic hum starts and continues throughout.  From 0.00s to 0.66s, a middle-aged US-accented male speaker aged 50-60 states neutrally in English:"1994.". From 3.79s to 5.35s, he says:"Horsepower-wise, it was tested at 210". From 6.54s to 8.04s, he says:"Horsepower at the PTO and 177".The environment suggests a quiet indoor space with electronic equipment.


From 0.12s to 4.72s, a 30-40 year old American female begins neutrally in US English: "Make silk series that are then sent out to clothing companies all over the state." Later, from 5.80s to 10.00s, she continues: "My mom said that she was left at the house along with some of the other family members." Neutral acoustic country music played by guitar with slow tempo and arpeggiated chords creates a nostalgic atmosphere throughout in a quiet indoor environment.


Energetic rock and electronic music with guitar, drums and bass accompaniment plays continuously in the background. From 5.39s to 10.00s, a middle-aged American male speaker states happily in US English:"Now I know that hill climbs aren't everybody's cup of tea, but I love me some hill climbs." Recorded in a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.00s to 1.49s, a neutral electronic piano jingle plays briefly. Background static runs throughout nearly the entire audio. From 4.03 to 4.45s, a middle-aged female voice with a Canadian accent happily delivers presentation remarks in English:"Welcome." From 5.40 to 9.73s, she adds:"This presentation will help you understand the concept of mastery learning."


Background pop/electronic happy drums music with piano, drums, and bass plays throughout. From 3.85s to 8.31s unwrapping paper sounds start. From 6.61s to 8.05s, a middle-aged adult female speaker with a US accent happily speaks English, expressing pleasure:"Oh, that's very nice." Immediately after, a typewriter sound occurs. From 9.26s to 9.51s, she adds:"Okay."


From 0.00s to 3.62s: a neutral young Australian male speaker provides technical instructions in English and says, "Unzip winrar or something to unzip it." From 4.54s to 8.83s: he adds, "So then I'm just gonna pull, oops, i'm just gonna," Throughout the audio, webpage opening and mouse clicking sounds persists in an indoor environment.


A middle-aged adult male speaks with a neutral US accent about market prices in English, from 0.68s to 1.15s, he says:"Um", from 3.17s to 3.72s, he says:" In the ", from 4.78s to 6.34s, he says:" In the price and the markets and everything." From 7.07s to 7.09s, clicks occur at this point. From 7.68s to 9.94s,he adds,"Here's a little article I'll put this down in the description." Low-frequency hum persists intermittently throughout.


From 0.00 to 1.394s, a young adult male speaks happily in American English about an automobile purchase:"Most fun purchase I've ever made." From 2.00 to 3.63s, a young adult male speaks happily in American English about an automobile purchase:"Why did Mazda make a million of these?" From 4.04 to 5.53s, a young adult male speaks happily in American English about an automobile purchase:"Because this is automobile perfection." Car engine noise appears from the start and continues throughout. Happy electronic music with drums, bass, and electric guitar begins mid-recording and persists in an outdoor or garage environment.


From 0.22 to 0.98s, an elderly female speaker with a neutral US accent states in an office environment, "Western Woods." From 1.37s to 3.05s, keyboard typing starts with a click. From 4.66 to 8.00s, she continues, "Okay, it has found all of our," with a simultaneous click. From 8.20 to 9.93s, she adds, "References, and I can."


From 0.99s to 10.04s, calm acoustic pop guitar music plays in the background. From 9.12 to 10.00s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent neutrally states in English:"One of the things that I think is really."


From 0.12 to 9.82s, an elderly male speaker with a US accent neutrally states in English:"Pretty much keep an eye out for something that catches your eye. I got a big." Throughout the audio, background rowboat and stream sounds persist. Object moving through water sounds occur at 0.62s to 2.51s and 5.78s to 9.59s, alongside continuous water splashing. Vehicle sounds emerge briefly at the beginning, midway, and later segments.


A continuous low-level background hiss persists throughout. From 0.16 to 3.73s, a middle-aged female speaker with a neutral tone gives instructions in English with an American accent:"To the URL and you'll want to," From 4.36 to 7.98s, she continues:"Copy everything after your website name," alongside a mouse click at 6.10s to 6.18s. From 9.77 to 9.98s, she adds:"And then."


From 0.04 to 4.24s: a middle-aged American accent male speaker neutral discusses software connections:"Connection, you know, when the client connects to the server, and we're going to connect." From 4.28 to 6.56s, he adds:"It to our slot, new connection."The setting is an indoor office environment with keyboard activity throughout.


From 0.16 to 1.31s, a young, neutral US-accented female speaker provides instruction related to sound production: "And move the sound up." With writing scratches between 1.72 to 2.48s. From 2.64 to 2.66s, she continues: "H." From 4.32 to 4.48s, she says: "He." From 6.00 to 6.20s, she adds: "Had." From 8.18 to 8.62s, she says: "Very good!" While clicking continues from 4.08 to 4.2s and 7.2 to 9.0s. Faint room hiss persists throughout the quiet indoor space.


From 0.31s to 10.04s, computer keyboard typing begins at the start. From 0.38s to 9.76s, an elderly male speaker with a neutral American accent is giving digital instructions in English:"The first president and let's go ahead and add some choices now you can add you can randomize them yourself." Keyboard typing resurfaces prominently toward the end.


From 0.00 to 0.64s, a neutral elderly male speaker with an American accent says:"Now that's done." The continuous hum of an electric shaver then begins. he adds:"Now time to reinstall it back on there and put this squeezy clip back on the pin." Intermittent faint metallic sounds are present. The setting is an indoor workshop or garage with natural reverberation


Throughout the entire clip, a low hum persists. From 1.35s to 1.44s, there is a click. From 0.44 to 6.79s, a young adult male US English speaker neutrally states,"But, when it disproportionates, it'll form, i mean, when it's done dissolving and stuff," with shuffling sounds briefly heard. From 8.00 to 9.01s, he adds,"It'll leave behind salt." The environment is indoors with noticeable reverb.


From 0.16 to 5.76s, a young adult American accent neutral female speaker shares a tip about daily routines:"I start my day wearing my gym clothes that way I'm prepared whether I think I'm going to, make it to the gym or not." Neutral pop background music featuring drums, guitar and bass plays throughout the recording in a quiet indoor environment resembling a studio.


Constant vehicle engine noise and dark dramatic happy electronic music continue on violin in the background. From 0.66 to 9.61s, a middle-aged man with a US accent neutrally states:"So, we're making good time. We just... We just had to make a couple stops." From 5.00s to 6.02s, another brief instance of faint laughter is heard.


From 0.24 to 1.61s, a middle-aged American-accented male commentator delivers happy play-by-play:"Perfect. Just missed it, but tipped it back home." From 4.26 to 8.50s, he adds:"Out of the way. Picked off Morris. Burke trying to get back into play, oh!" Sneakers squeak continuously throughout and briefly recur; basketball bouncing starts mid-way and continues; from 3.77s to 10.04s crowd noise builds steadily.


At the beginning, a middle-aged man with an American accent says:"I'm also trying to decide what to do as far as the under thing here." From 4.85s to 5.02s, mouse clicks occurred after this statement during pauses. Later, the man continues:"Do I use something like jump back here?" A mouse click was audible from 8.35s to 8.64s. The entire recording featured a quiet indoor environment.


Electronic happy music with guitar, drums maintains a soft, uplifting presence. From 0.12 to 0.73s, a young adult female speaker with a US accent happily presents an inspirational message in English:"In the future." From 1.98 to 10.00s, she adds:"As believers we are always becoming because we believe the cultural status quo isn't enough, every grace filled."


Faint electronic hum persists. From 1.67 to 2.05s, a middle-aged female speaker with a neutral US accent provides instructional guidance:"And OK.". From 2.07s to 2.36s, computer mouse click. From 3.58 to 10.00s, she adds:"And now we'll get some directions down here. So here we are in our course chapters, and we'll click Watch."


From 0.02 to 1.77s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent says in English neutrally,"Whoops nearly missed slide here." From 0.56s to 4.98s, mouse clicks are heard throughout. From 3.00 to 3.16s, he continues,"You know," From 4.30 to 5.18s, he says,"That's terrible." From 7.02 to 8.71s, he adds,"Missed I missed one sorry."


From 0.44 to 2.22s, a middle-aged male with an English accent states neutrally,"But getting progressively better." Electronic happy music with drums and bass plays. A subtle swoosh sound effect occurs during the transition.


From 0.18 to 7.60s, a young adult American male speaking with an English accent happy says,"The mean of group two minus the mean of group one, where the first data set represents pre-test, and the second data set represents a post-test." Another clicking occurs. From 9.37s to 9.68s, throat clearing is audible. Background hiss persists throughout. The environment suggests an indoor space with faint reverberation.


A subtle electronic hum is present. From 0.30 to 1.14s, an elderly male speaker with a neutral US accent states in English,"Are between 8 and 12." From 3.14s to 3.20s, a mouse click sound occurs. From 7.52s to 7.61s, computer keyboard typing occurs.


Ripping sounds occur from intermittently 0.61s to 3.45s. Starting after the first ripping, a boing sound overlaps with a watery plop midway through the audio. Drum machine beats punctuate the later segment, accompanied by drums and synthesizers emerges neutral electronic music throughout the background from 4.91s to 9.98s.


From 0.28 to 1.2s, a middle-aged British-accented woman neutrally states, "Dress smartly." Following a pause, from 3.44 to 9.47s, she adds, "The way you dress has a major impact on what impression you give, so it's important that you dress smartly." Calm electronic easylistening piano music persists throughout.


From 0.00 to 5.30s, a middle-aged American man delivers a promotional message in English neutrally:"Proactive remote monitoring and management, we're able to keep tabs on your IT infrastructure, 24-7, 365 days a year." From 7.78 to 9.79s, he adds:"Want to learn more? Drop US a line today." Background happy electronic music plays throughout on guitar and drums.


Happy electronic music with drums and guitar plays. From 0.00 to 6.86s, a young adult male speaker with an Australian accent happily says in English:"Ways to get to UWA. We recommend public transport. Buses stop right outside campus and you can, link your smartrider to your campus card." From 7.89 to 9.90s, he continues:"Everything you need is here, from great food outlets."


Dark electronic happy music with drums and cinematic qualities plays in the background. From 2.02 to 4.63s, a middle-aged male speaker with a British accent happily delivers the dialogue in English:"He's got better traction than I have, there's no doubt about that." From 7.80 to 8.91s, he adds:"Proper stuff." In the later part, the audio is followed by a final bus passing near the end. A motor vehicle and motorboat sound persist constantly. The environment suggests an indoor vehicle cabin surrounded by outdoor elements.


From 0.54s to 8.73s, a middle-aged woman with a neutral American accent delivers instructional speech in a quiet studio setting in English:"So once you've taken that lip liner, filled in, you're going to get a nice nude lip color." From 5.65s to 6.00s, there is a click. Faint handling noises occur during middle and late sections.


Throughout the audio, easylistening piano melody with neutral tones continues. From 0.32 to 1.28s, a young adult female speaker with an American accent speaking neutrally in English:"Crisis period." A chewing sound briefly occurs. From 4.20 to 6.53s, she says:"We also felt it necessary to give back." From 8.18 to 9.75s, she adds:"And give back they have."


From 0.16 to 3.73s, a middle-aged female speaker with a US accent happily says in English,"Protected and can be found throughout most of North America." From 4.73 to 7.46s, she continues,"The northwest coast is a primary breeding ground." From 8.61 to 10.00s, she says,"These eagles live in a." Throughout the entire recording, calm and majestic slow-tempo guitar electronic music with synthesized strings plays in the background.


Chill slow-tempo neutral electronic music with drums and synthesizer plays. From 0.10 to 5.72s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent happily says in English:"I'm not that funny. Maybe my laugh has something I do, but me saying it, i don't really deliver jokes well. Let me think about one." From 8.86 to 10.00s, he adds:"How many licks does it take." Midway, a subtle throat clearing occurs.


Throughout the audio, a background car engine, keys jangle alongside initial shuffling, gears turn with keys jangling again as mechanisms operate. From 1.86 to 7.51s, an elderly American accent male speaker neutrally states in English,"While I'm at it here, if you don't mind." Near the end, keys jangle once more. From 9.01 to 9.96s, he says,"I've also got a few other things." Persistent shuffling continues from the middle onward.The environment is indoors with reverberation, resembling a garage or workshop.


From 0.02 to 3.74s: a happy middle-aged American accent man narrates in English:" So now you see the true scale of the solar system." Background happy pop music featuring guitar plays.


From 1.04 to 5.06s, a middle-aged American-accented man speaking English happily states,"That's the way racing happens, quick at Dover." From 6.78 to 9.75s, he continues,"... On hand here for the Saturday activities." Electronic classical happy music with drums, guitar, and bass persists throughout the recording, characterized by dark, funny, groovy, and romantic tones within studio-produced racing commentary.


From the start, faint electronic humming and background silences continue throughout. From 0.00 to 4.00s, a young English-accented woman happily states in English,"And then I would also do the same for my product name." From 4.76s to 4.90s, brief keyboard typing occurs. From 6.40 to 8.25s, she says,"And I would also fill that down." Accompanied by a mouse click and keyboard typing. Toward the end, clicking sounds emerge.


Throughout the recording, neutral easylistening music is composed with the use of guitar, drums and bass. From 0.00 to 6.75s, an elderly male speaker with a US accent neutrally delivers a reflective monologue in English:"Being a good dad, being a good husband, being a good friend, being good to yourself, your." From 9.22 to 9.63s, he adds:"Health."


From 0.00 to 9.96s, a young adult female speaker with a US accent happily says in English:"That in the video as well so if you want to try and win those two flavors all you have to do is after subscribing to this channel giving this video a thumbs up comment down below what your." During the later speaking segment, from 8.08s to 8.24s, a clacking sound occurs around the middle, and another from 9.59s to 9.86s as objects contact a hard surface. Background electronic happy music with drums and bass plays throughout a quiet indoor environment.


Throughout the entire clip, background guitar happy pop and easylistening music are present. From 0.04 to 3.10s, a young adult female speaker with a British accent happily states in English,"Built in with more product just to build up the colour."


From 5.04s to 7.19s, a middle-aged male with an American accent neutrally speaks the phrase in English,"That to console. Read." A sine wave chime is heard briefly during the very beginning. Ticking and continuous keyboard typing are background sounds starting soon after the beginning and persisting through much of the recording.


From 0.50 to 4.90s, a young adult male speaker with a US accent provides tech tutorial instructions in English neutrally,"And running smooth and making sure that your storage is always freed up.". From 5.50 to 8.80s, the speaker says,"Ok, let me go ahead and zoom in a little bit so you guys can see it better.". Additional ticking sounds are heard,happy background electronic music with drums, bass, and guitar elements plays constantly in an indoor environment.


From 0.00s to 1.38s, a young male speaker aged 20-30 neutrally speaks in American English,"Let's go ahead and save.". From 3.72s to 5.81s, the speaker continues," I'm not going to be able to just preview and show you guys.". From 5.9s to 9.9s, the speaker concludes," On this one, so let's see.". Occasional clicking sounds emerge during conversational pauses against a backdrop of intermittent silence. The environment suggests a quiet indoor space resembling a home office or studio.


From 0.00 to 1.18s, a middle-aged man with an American accent neutrally commented in English:"This sounds really good.". From 4.24 to 7.27s, he continues:"This back rim is in excellent shape as well.". Distant traffic hum occurs throughout the entire recording.


From 0.00 to 4.64s, a female speaker with an American accent aged 30-40 neutrally delivered an informative speech in English,"Includes but they are the only two are the most frequently occurring names in the collection.". From 6.34 to 10.00s, she said,"The list incorporates additional functionality for users that have subscribed.". A faint electronic hum persists throughout alongside a midway clicking sound within a quiet indoor setting.


In a quiet indoor environment. From 1.08 to 6.69s, a middle-aged man with a neutral American accent spoke in English:"Ok, we can translate on the fly from English to Spanish as best as I possibly can.". From 7.86 to 10.00s:"And this will show you how difficult.". Two subtle click sounds occur at the beginning and during the speech.


Throughout the audio, there is light and rhythmic neutral electronic drum music. From 0.02 to 6.91s, a female speaker aged 30-40 discusses the product features of lounge chairs in American English neutrally:"Comfortable lounger. Another option is the integrated armrest that can also be used as a drinks holder or cooler.". From 8.67 to 9.90s, she adds:"All sets available in a.". The entire recording occurs in a controlled indoor environment.


From 0.00 to 5.09s, an elderly male speaker neutrally explained the technical concepts involving color coded visual components and parallel computing in American English:"Mason is responsible for this gray part here. This one is for this red part here, and so on.". A lip smacking sound is heared from 6.00 to 7.00s. From 7.00 to 9.71s, the speaker concluded:"So the way we do parallel computing for". The environment is an indoor setting.


The background is melancholic, sad, easylistening and rhythmic piano music that plays throughout. From 0.18 to 2.73s, an elderly man with an American accent neutrally recalled in English:"And the aircraft sprayed the defoliant.". From 4.00 to 5.41s, he added:"Didn't think it was going to affect me.". From 9.00 to 9.98s, he added:"I didn't have boots on the ground". Recorded in an indoor studio environment.


From 0.60 to 2.83s, a middle-aged adult male with an Australian accent neutrally spoke in English,"That will empower their human capital.". From 3.68 to 7.15s, he continued,"In this context, an agreement was signed in September 2012.". From 8.16 to 10.00s, he added,"Between the governments of Mauritius.". Joyful easylistening music created using bass, guitar and drums background music plays throughout. The environment is a quiet indoor studio throughout.


From 0.02 to 0.99s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent neutrally tells a story in English,"1970, i think, sometime. Ray Shepardson, who was? Working for the school board then, was, in the theaters looking for a place to hold a teacher's meeting. And he.". The background sound is slow, neutral easy-listening piano light music. The environment suggests a quiet indoor space similar to a studio.


From 0.20 to 5.15s, a young male speaker with an American accent neutrally explained an algebraic problem in English:"So the original problem here changes into this.". From 6.73 to 10.00s, he stated:"5x plus 5 equals 6x plus 9.". The environment is a quiet indoor space.


Throughout the recording, the speech was accompanied by pleasant piano and classical music throughout. A young woman with a British accent spoke neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 1.71s, she says: "Inside", from 3.38s to 6.14s, she says: " I focus my mind on the positive", from 8.20s to 9.50s, she says:." Visualizing the problem.". The recording occurs in a quiet, controlled indoor environment.


From 0.00 to 2.65s, a young male speaker with a British accent neutrally discusses social media contact information in English, saying "Snapchat or Instagram or", from 4.24s to 10.04s, he says:" On here, just put a comment and DM me. Right so it is kind of snowing a little bit, not too much." Background engine noise occurs throughout.


From 0.60 to 1.60s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent solemnly speaks in English about long-term healthcare issues:"No time at all.". From 2.80 to 3.90s, he continues:"But this is exactly.". From 4.30 to 5.70s, he states:"What has been happening in healthcare.". From 6.30 to 7.90s, the speaker adds:"Not for days, but for years.". From 8.00 to 10.00s, he declares:"440, 000.". Background neutral easylistening music with piano creates a melancholic mood. In the quiet studio environment.


From 0.00 to 4.21s, there was startled electronic music made by a synthesizer. From 6.93 to 9.04s, a middle-aged man with an American accent asked neutrally in English,'"All right. What happened to the cameras?".


Neutral electronic and bass music in a calm mood plays continuously in the background. From 0.18 to 3.71s, a middle-aged man with an American accent said neutrally in English,"Basis of the best available current research evidence.". From 6.12 to 10.00s, he continues,"Good quality evidence is the result of rigorous medical and nursing.". All within an indoor studio environment lacking ambient noise.


From 0.18 to 4.91s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent neutrally narrates computer related instructions in English:"I know the exact title. Type it in here. Google will then do a search.". From 3.78s to 3.94s, a cat meowing sound occurred. From 6.94 to 8.11s, he added,"There it is waiting for us.". From 8.89 to 9.34s, he added,"Select.". In a quiet indoor setting.


Light and lively electronic hip-hop music, accompanied by rhythmic drumming, runs through the entire process. From 0.20 to 2.66s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent neutrally spoke in English:"Operations Competition or AFCO Comp.". From 4.13 to 5.82s: he added,"This year, teams from all over the world". From 6.02 to 9.65s, he added,"Traveled to participate, including Misawa.".


From 0.00 to 1.30s, a middle-aged woman with a Canadian accent calmly provides information in English:"Here are some quick rules to remember.". From 2.90 to 7.58s, she continues:"Collections will not be made without an appointment and items must meet guidelines for large item collection.". The background music features pop music and easy-listening elements, including piano, bass, and drums, creating lively music that plays throughout. The audio occurs in a quiet indoor environment.


Throughout the entire recording, loud roaring and cheering and rhythmic and happy electronic music from a stadium crowd persist, played by drums and bass. From 0.44 to 1.39s, a middle-aged male sports commentator happily broadcasts football matches in British English,"Oriol Riera!". From 2.82 to 3.81s, he says, surprised,"That is a terrific goal!". From 6.00 to 7.81s, he announces,"It sails up for the home team, riera.". From 8.99 to 9.96s, he states,"No way through this time.". The environment is an outdoor noisy sports stadium during a live match with a large audience.


Exciting electronic drum music with background music throughout. From 5.99 to 10.00s, a happy middle-aged male speaker with a British accent spoke in English," I think Dusseldorf is the most important boat show in the world".


From 0.44 to 3.69s, a young adult male who speaks American English neutrally said,"We repair it, we replace it, and get it on its way." Light and lively rock music, featuring drum, bass, and electric guitar performances, runs through the entire piece.


Throughout the recording, the background music is soothing light music, played by piano, running through the entire process. From 0.00 to 4.49s, a 30-40 year old male speaker with a neutral American accent discusses space exploration in English:"The UAE has set its eyes on discovering or sending a mission to Mars,". From 5.76 to 10.00s, he continues:"And I think as the UAE progresses and moves more towards the knowledge base.".


The background sound is neutral easy-listening music created using synthesizers and drum beats, running through the entire process, creating a happy mood in a controlled indoor studio. From 0.16 to 2.97s, a young adult male with an Australian accent happily described the cockpit of a car in English,"Its spectacular Peugeot i-Cockpit, the Peugeot 3008,". From 4.16 to 5.91s, he adds:"Invites you to discover a 100% digital universe.". From 7.98 to 9.53s, he adds:"The 8-inch capacitive touchscreen".


From 0.21 to 9.92s, a young adult male with an American accent aged 20-30 neutral discusses interpersonal chaos in English:" Deal with because you understand. You're not just wondering like, why is he being a dick? Why is he does he like me or is he, does he really like to be my friend? You know, all that stuff.". From 4.43s to 4.53s, a sound is emitted. Constant engine rumble and road noise accompany the speech, with a high-pitched mechanical squeak occurring midway. The environment is a moving vehicle interior.


Throughout the entire audio, the background music is exciting electronic drum beats driven by drums throughout. From 0.32 to 4.81s, a male speaker aged 50-60 happily delivers an advertisement in American English:"That's why their claim reps often grumble they pay US more in settlements than any other lawyers.". From 5.03 to 6.57s, he continues with:"You deserve a great lawyer." From 7.00 to 8.95s, he adds:"If you've been hurt in a car, truck, or train crash, call 85.". The studio environment remains clean with no background noise.


From 0.00 to 5.19s, a middle-aged man with an American accent happily made a statement in English amidst the continuous noise on the city streets,"A McDonald's. Now I find a McDonald's. It was on, i wasn't on the ground level.". From 8.46 to 9.98s, he added,"And now she's supposed to meet me out.". Constant loud traffic noise from a large vehicle passing close persists entirely.


From 0.04 to 5.82s, a young adult male with an American accent speaks neutrally in English:"Items. We can also easily add attributes. So we might want to put in the number of pages.". The environment is a quiet indoor space with minimal background noise.


From 0.22 to 4.41s, a middle-aged male speaker neutrally says in American English:"In this video in real estate without using the bank. Let's get it.". From 4.80 to 9.00s, the background music is pleasant electronic hip-hop music that runs through the entire process with drums and bass. The environment features minimal background noise consistent with an indoor studio setting.


From 0.04 to 10.00s, a young adult British male speaker happily recorded in American English in a quiet indoor environment,"It's day 32 of my 100 day vlog challenge and today I'm going to do a vlog about the people who I actually watch on YouTube.".From 3.00 to 4.75s,brief humming occurs between some spoken segments. From 5.58 to 10.00s, the background music is neutral easy-listening music composed with the use of guitar and piano.


From 0.00 to 2.98s, an elderly woman with an American accent neutrally spoke in English,"Key foundation, information found in the database.". From 7.62 to 9.63s, the speaker stated,"Foundations in Wisconsin Online.", the background sound was quiet and was in an indoor office or home environment.


From 0.56 to 6.28s, a middle-aged man neutrally discussed historical drought events in American English:"1950's drought we've had shorter but very intense drought episodes. We had of course the 1995-96 drought, the 1998.". The sound of a truck engine is audible throughout


A middle-aged adult male speaker with an American accent neutrally spoke in English about how to maintain measurement consistency in different contexts. From 0.26s to 5.05s, he said:"The cohort, the things you are measuring are the same, just in different contexts.", from 6.54s to 6.91s, he said: " However,", from 8.04s to 8.45s, he said: " If", from 9.54s to 10.00s, he said: " You have". Quiet indoor environment throughout.


From 0.00s to 2.72s, a young adult male with an American accent neutrally spoke a monologue in English about searching for misplaced items:"Still on my backpack somewhere. Where'd it go?", from 7.44s to 9.97s, he said:"I have no idea, I think, l.". From 4.05s to 4.10s, there was a click. Throughout the entire audio, a loud low-frequency engine rumble persists, interrupted by brief silences around the middle. Faint rustling or zipping sounds occur twice around the middle portion, characteristic of outdoor or vehicular settings.


Throughout the entire recording, background vehicle interior ambiance with engine and climate control sounds is present. From 0.00s to 2.61s, a middle-aged man with an American accent neutrally introduces the vehicle's functions in English:"Headlamp control, fog lamp control,", from 4.38s to 5.94s, he says: " Panel dimmer in your dome override, ", from 8.27s to 9.87s, he says:"Premium perforated leather wraps the steering wheel.".


From 0.188s to 2.44s  seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with an English accent discusses the flavor of coffee, neutrally stating in English,"Of coffee". From 5.62s to 10.04s seconds, he continues:"Have a very dry and crisp taste to them that doesn't". Background sounds include chewing and crunching throughout the first half of the recording and a brief scissors noise near the start, captured in a quiet indoor environment with slight reverberation.


From 0.00s to 2.34s seconds,In an indoor auditorium or theater environment, a middle-aged adult male  performer with a British accent happily says in English,"Of course we can help, can't we boys and girls?". Simultaneously, from 2.43s to 3.69s seconds: cheering and children shouting begin in the foreground. From 3.75s to 6.79s seconds: the performer repeats,"I said of course we can help, can't we boys and girls?". A second wave of cheering spans from 5.92s to 8.68s seconds alongside children shouting from 6.83s to 8.53s seconds. From 8.39s to 10.04s seconds: the performer concludes,"That's better."


Within the first second, whistling starts. Throughout the entire clip, happy electronic music plays on piano,synthesizer and guitar. Whistling resumes shortly after two seconds and continues until near the end. The setting is a clean indoor studio environment.


From 0.00s to 1.88s, a child female with an American accent happily speaks in English,"Would you sing with me?". Then, in the middle of the recording, a ding sound occurs. Near the end, another ding is heard. Throughout the orchestral audio, cheerful children's music with guitar, piano, and drums plays in the background. The environment is a professional studio.


Faint rustling and clicking are heard at the beginning. From 0.28s to 2.71s, a young adult female with an American accent happily says in English,"Feels so good and refreshed today." Later, a soft tap is heard followed by a chuckle. Near the end, from 9.21s to 10.00s she states "That shoulder just."This is preceded by another brief chuckle. Background clicking and breathing persist intermittently.


From 0.54s to 4.79s, a young adult male with a happy American English accent delivers romantic lyrics in English over a happy beat electronic music featuring drums,guitar and bass:"I just wanna be with you, I just wanna". From 7.12s to 9.45s, keyboard typing occurs while the music plays. From 5.08s to 10.04s, the background music is a happy electronic music composed with the use of synthesizer.


From 0.00s to 0.85s, a middle-aged male with a neutral American accent said  in English:" Off the floor."From 7.50s to 8.38s he went on to say" There you go!". Beginning to end: a loud rattling diesel engine idles with persistent vibration while synthesizer metallic clanks recurring intermittently. The setting is an outdoor industrial area like a construction site or workshop.


From 4.93s to 10.00s a young child female with an American accent happily said in English:"My name is Karina Cristina. I'm eight years old and I'm from Crimea."Neutral easy-listening piano music creates a calm background atmosphere throughout the recording.


From 0.00s to 6.26s, a young adult female with an American accent neutrally said in English:"Clearly where there is solid ground. As I traveled around this region". From 7.56s to 10.00s, she said:"Here in the landscape left behind by the". Happy background electronic music is played by synthesizer, guitar with a funny blend.


From 0.76s to 3.76s, a young adult male with a neutral American accent said  in English:"And that's as easy as it is really". From 4.32s to 6.67s, he continues:"It's much simpler than adding the full". From 7.99s to 10.00s, he states:"Shortcode implementation, it's just simply.".


From 0.00s to 5.46s, a middle-aged adult male with a neutral American accent said in English:"Be fined for if anyone found out and again, that's part of the code of secrecy." From 6.51s to 10.00s, the speaker said:"They don't think they're subject to the law. They think that's wog law." The environment suggests an indoor space with slight echo, resembling an office or home. Throughout the recording, subtle background hiss persists


From 1.35s to 4.52s, a young adult male speaker neutral describes wind noise in American English, the speaker says: "And she's nice and free of any wind noise when I pull the windows up." From 9.08s to 10.00s, the speaker says: "As we slow down, the brakes." The background music is happy electronic music using guitar and bass. Engine whine and rattling are present throughout the entire recording inside the moving vehicle.


At the beginning, background electronic music establishes a slow dramatic tone. From 3.62s to 8.20s, a young adult female with an American accent delivers a makeup tutorial instruction in English neutrally, she says:"Next I'm going to go back in with the Naked Skin Concealer and I'm going to highlight my face." Throughout, dark dramatic electronic music with piano permeates the audio within a quiet controlled indoor environment.


From 0.32s to 4.07s, a middle-aged male with a neutral American accent says in English:"The total of the third column is the expected value." From 1.97s to 10.04s, typing at intervals on a computer keyboard can be heard in the background. The audio environment is consistently indoor, likely an office setting.


The background music is neutral easy listening music composed using piano. From 6.86s to 10.04s, the phone ringtone starts playing.


From 0.00s to 8.51s, a middle-aged male with an American accent said in English neutrally, he said:" Annotating which can be public or private I have the option of either making that a personal note or sharing it with my class and can type." From 9.67s to 10.00s, he went on to say:"Something.". From 8.17s to 8.30s; from 9.28s to 9.40s, clicked the mouse. Keyboard typing occurs intermittently in a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.00s to 5.46s, a young adult female with an American accent said happily in English:"Won't you sing with me?" A cheerful electronic piano and guitar Christmas music plays throughout.


From 1.61s to 9.72s, constant whole recording mouse clicking. From 1.63s to 1.85s, a young adult male speaker with a US accent happily discusses in English,"Mark...," From 1.85s to 9.72s, he adds,"And just Amy. I'm having a hard time coming up with random names here. But you get the drift, and then we will say." Intermittent keyboard typing occur throughout.


From 0.38 to 3.42s, an elderly neutral female with an American accent stated in English,"I have had power bills now as low as $190." Background acoustic happy guitar electronic music accompanies throughout.


Background pop happy electronic music with drums and bass plays continuously. From 1.58 to 6.73s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent happily describes a garage floor protector:"And oil-resistant construction will protect your garage floor from unwanted drips and spills." From 7.60 to 9.51s, he says:"And cleaning up is a breeze."


From 0.36 to 4.28s, a  middle-aged adult male speaks in a US English accent neutrally,"Will soon come automatic, so you don't need the reward after a while." Slow dark background piano music with electronic and pop elements continues throughout on piano and bass.


From 0.36 to 5.12s, a middle-aged male speaker with a North American accent neutrally says in a quiet indoor setting,"We're going to skip all that stuff because that's a you thing. That's a you problem." From 6.24 to 9.98s, he adds,"You edit the photos the way you want them. This is sort of like a finishing touch." The background music is neutral electronic music composed with the use of drums and bass.


From 0.00 to 7.89s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent remarked neutrally in English:"Around too much because people kind of figure out what you're doing, especially on a Friday. This is a bad little area right here too.", from 9.35s to 9.90s, he says:" All depends." Throughout, an engine idled and revved while a motorcycle sound persisted. The environment is outdoors with a motorcycle present.


From 1.20 to 4.71s, a young adult female speaker with an American accent neutrally states in English:"Sleeping on one side can increase comfort for patients." From 6.34 to 10.00s, she continues:"In certain cases, the patient May get fearful prior to sleep." The background music is neutral easy-listening music composed with the use of piano.


From 0.18 to 1.8s, a middle-aged adult male with an Australian accent happily says:"In our largest education market." From 3.16 to 9.96s, he adds:"Within a year of the China Agreement entering into force, china will add 77 Australian private higher education institutions." Happy electronic music plays continuously in the background with synthesizer, guitar and bass throughout.


From 0.00 to 2.91s, a middle-aged male speaker in US English happily explains an algebra concept:"4 plus 6 equals a to the 10th." From 4.00 to 6.19s, he adds:"And b, 8 plus 3, equals b to the 11th." From 8.48 to 10.00s, he continues:"And we have multiplied our radicals." A clicking sound occurs briefly near the start alongside intermittent background silence.


From 0.08 to 3.13s, a middle-aged male sports commentator with an Australian accent neutrally stated in English,"And run it in for the touchdown. Seven receptions, 169 yards, two receiving touchdowns." From 4.94 to 9.23s, he adds,"And one kick return touchdown, which was actually a 91-yard punt return touchdown."The background music is a popular easy-listening music composed with the use of drums and bass.


The background music is a neutral electronic  music composed with the use of a synthesizer and bass. From 0.34 to 4.49s, a middle-aged adult male speaker with an English accent neutrally states in English:"Is giving a boost to Nigeria's creative industry by empowering 5, 000 young Nigerians."From 4.71s to 4.87s, a plop sound is heard. From 5.60 to 9.49s, he continues:"With animation, graphics, post-production and scriptwriting skills."


From 0.10 to 2.96s, an elderly male with an American accent narrator neutrally states:"Describes his first view of the undamaged Remagen Bridge." From 4.08 to 10.00s, he adds:"On March the 7th, at about noon, with Lieutenant Grimble as my advance guard." Analog hiss continues throughout. Vehicle sounds emerge midway and persist until the end.


Electronic background neutral electronic music features drum and bass lines with varying emotional tones. From 0.14s to 4.99s, a young adult male speaker with a neutral American accent recounts in English, "In the 1999 Woodstock disaster fans weren't allowed to camp out." From 5.88 to 9.03s, he continues, "But in 2003 Coachella organizers decided to let their concert goers put up tents." The audio occurs in a controlled indoor setting.


Very early on, subtle mouse click occurs, mechanical keyboard typing is present during most of the recording. From 0.00s to 0.96s, a middle-aged female speaker with a neutral US accent states in English:"Processing", from 2.66s to 3.50s, she says: " An output", from 5.42s to 10.04s, she says: " Now we need a variable that's going to get the user input."


A computer fan hums constantly. From 0.88 to 1.32s, a middle-aged American accent male neutral says,"303VC." From 2.33 to 3.73s, he continues,"Click on it, and then click OK." More mouse clicks and keyboard typing are heard. From 6.70 to 7.67s, he adds,"We are going to need core." Mouse clicks and keyboard typing resume.


Happy background electronic music with piano, bass, and synthesizer plays throughout. From 1.92 to 3.57s, a middle-aged male with a US accent speaks neutrally and says in English,"I like to be as available as I can." From 5.18 to 7.43s, he says,"I try to be as thorough as I can when I see a patient." From 8.20 to 10.00s, he adds,"Regarding whether it's a broken leg."


From 0.12 to 10.72s, a middle-aged male speaker with an Australian accent delivers a monologue neutrally in English:"That area in the last few months that area might act also might act as resistance but in order for US to kind of shake off or start to believe that." A subtle electronic hum underlay the audio. Clicking sounds emerge from 2.6 to 3.0s.


Throughout the entire recording: car racing sounds. From 0.04 to 3.29s, an elderly male speaker in US English who is happy provides race commentary:"Almost had the number two spot. Sokolek holding it." From 4.32 to 7.58s, he adds:"And we got yellow out on the speedway. It's White Pond and it's 74."


Throughout the audio, the background music is neutral easy-listening music composed with the use of a synthesizer and drums. From 6.85 to 9.87s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent and a neutral tone says in English, "Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to TokenPulse interview. Today we have invited." These occur in a quiet indoor studio environment.


For the entire duration, wind sounds are present. From 1.75 to 2.89s, a middle-aged male fisherman with an American accent happily commented in English on the boat,"Oh, big ol' sheep's head!". From 3.50 to 4.12s, he shouts,"Yeah, baby!". From 4.27 to 4.77s, he states,"Look at that one!". From 6.00 to 9.00s, the fisherman utters,"Woo. That's a stud.". The environment is outdoors on water.