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In this audio recording titled "Door Handle," you are introduced to the familiar yet often overlooked sounds of a typical home setting. The audio begins with the soft, subtle noise of a footstep echoing across a flat floor. This is followed by the distinct sound of a hand reaching out, fingers gently brushing against a metal object. The object is recognized as a door handle through the distinctive clink it makes when touched. The sound is sharp, clear, and immediately identifiable. You can hear the gentle turn of the handle, the mechanism inside the door responding with a satisfying click. This is followed by the slow, deliberate creak of a door being opened. It's a sound that carries with it a sense of anticipation. The door opens fully, and then there's a soft thud as it's closed again, followed by the final click of the door handle returning to its original position. The recording continues with the soft, receding footsteps, indicating that the person has moved on, leaving
