Static interference on radio and tuning into channels

The audio begins with the distinctive, somewhat unsettling sound of static interference on a radio. It's a consistent, crackling noise, akin to white noise, but with a more irregular, unpredictable rhythm. Intermittently, the static is broken up by pops and clicks, the audio equivalent of sparks flying. The sound then shifts, indicating someone is trying to tune into different channels. There's a sense of searching, of scanning through frequencies, seeking out a clear signal amidst the storm of static. The interference continues to hiss and crackle, creating a ceaseless backdrop of noise. Every so often, snippets of voices or music can be heard, but they're quickly swallowed up by the static once more. Each channel surfed through brings with it a new wave of noise, a fresh pattern of static. The audio paints a vivid picture of someone fiddling with a radio dial, navigating through an ocean of static to find a clear signal.