Clapping with Gloved Hands 2

The audio begins with a muted, subdued sound, reminiscent of two surfaces making contact through a layer of material. This is the sound of gloved hands clapping. The gloves, seemingly thick or padded, suppress the full resonance of a bare-handed clap, creating a unique, muffled noise. Each clap is distinct, producing a rhythmic pattern that echoes in the surrounding silence. The claps come across as pats, soft and gentle, almost like a reassuring touch. As the audio progresses, the clapping continues, keeping a steady rhythm. The sound of each clap, cushioned by the gloves, is a comforting reminder of human presence.