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In the audio titled "Transforming Items into Percussion Instruments 161", the presenter takes listeners on an innovative journey through the world of sound. The audio begins with the narrator discussing the concept of foley, a unique technique used in sound production where everyday objects are used to create sound effects. The narrator then proceeds to demonstrate how various objects can be transformed into percussion instruments. You can hear the clanging of pots, the tapping of wooden blocks, and the shaking of metal chains. There's the sound of a broom sweeping, which is used to mimic the swishing of brushes on a drum. A set of keys jingle and jangle, replicating the sound of a tambourine. The audio is a blend of sounds, each object producing a unique beat, rhythm, or timbre, creating a rich tapestry of percussive elements. It challenges the listener's perception of what constitutes an instrument and pushes the boundaries of traditional music creation. The audio concludes with
