Filling the Kettle by Tapping

The audio begins with the sound of a faucet being opened, releasing a steady stream of water. You can hear it clearly - the gush of water hitting metal, reminiscent of a tap running in a sink. The water flow is strong and consistent, creating an almost rhythmic sound pattern. In a few moments, the sound of the running tap is joined by a different sound, more hollow and metallic. This is the sound of a kettle being placed under the running tap. You can hear the echo of the water hitting the kettle's empty interior, gradually changing as the kettle starts to fill up. The water's pitch subtly alters as the kettle fills, the echo lessening, replaced by a deeper, fuller sound. The running tap continues, its constant flow juxtaposed with the changing tones of the water filling the kettle. Eventually, the sound of the water hitting the kettle becomes less pronounced, indicating that the kettle is nearing full capacity. The sound of the tap running water remains unw