Air Drying Technique

As the audio begins, the soft hum of moving air fills the scene, signifying the commencement of the air drying technique. You can hear the rustling of an object being positioned, likely in the path of the air to take advantage of this drying method. Suddenly, there's a distinct thud, indicating that the object has been accidentally hit, perhaps knocked over by the force of the air or a slight miscalculation in positioning. The object falls, creating a resonating sound that echoes briefly before fading. The object seems to be solid and sturdy, as inferred from the deep, reverberating sound it makes upon impact. The fall is followed by a series of smaller sounds, suggestive of the object bouncing slightly or knocking into nearby items. Then, the hum of the air returns, suggesting that despite the fall, the air drying technique continues, perhaps with the object being repositioned for optimal exposure to the moving air. The slight fluctuations in the sound of the air indicate