Strike the Rubber Hose

As the audio begins, the distinct rhythmic sound of percussion fills the air, a steady beat that sets the pace. A rubber hose, the main star of the audio, is being struck consistently, producing a unique sound that resonates throughout. The rubber hose, likely suspended or held in place, delivers a resonating, deep tone, similar to that of a large drum. Next, a tube, likely made of a metallic material, joins the melody, adding a higher pitched, metallic twang to the rhythmic symphony. The tube's sound, when struck, reverberates, creating a pleasant contrast to the deeper tones of the rubber hose. As the audio continues, a sudden kick sound, sharp and resonant, punctuates the rhythmic beat, much like a drum kick in a band setup. This sound adds another layer to the symphony, giving it a more complex and captivating rhythm. Finally, the sound of something plastic being struck enters the mix, a sound