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In the audio titled "Paper Being Crumpled", you can discern the distinctive sounds that evoke a vivid image of a piece of paper being manipulated. The audio begins with the soft rustling of paper, indicating its smooth, untouched state. Gradually, the rustling takes on a sharper, more pronounced quality, hinting at the paper being gripped and the process of crumpling beginning. This is the foley effect in action, the use of everyday sounds to create an auditory experience. As the crumpling continues, the sharp sounds of the paper creasing and folding become more frequent, painting a clear picture of the paper balling up. Towards the end, the crumpling reaches its climax with an orchestra of crunches and folds, signalling the paper has been fully crumpled. The audio then concludes with the faint echoes of the final crumples, leaving behind the image of a tightly crumpled ball of paper. Throughout the audio, the
