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The sound of a thin Sharpie circling on paper is unmistakable. It creates a scratchy, almost delicate sound as it moves across the surface, leaving its mark behind. This sound is often associated with a student recording notes in a classroom, marking important dates on a calendar, or simply doodling and drawing. It brings to mind the act of writing and creating something new, the scratchy sound serving as a constant reminder of the process. You can play and download this sound here.

Another familiar sound is that of a pencil circling on paper. Similar to the Sharpie, it creates a scratchy sound as it moves, producing lines and shapes on the page. This sound is often associated with a student recording information during a lecture, marking important dates on a calendar, or letting their creativity flow through drawing and writing. The scratchy sound of the pencil serves as a background rhythm to the act of putting thoughts and ideas onto paper. You can play and download this sound here.

A more unusual sound is that of a captured UFO, with its eerie and otherworldly nature. The scratchy sound it produces is like nothing else, creating a waveform that sends shivers down your spine. This sound is often associated with reports of UFO sightings, mysterious happenings in the sky, and the unknown possibilities of outer space. It serves as a reminder that there are still mysteries out there waiting to be uncovered. You can play and download this sound here.

The scraping sound of a delayed guitar is both scratchy and spacious, filling the air with distortion and intrigue. It creates a textured sound that is both familiar and strange, like something you've never quite heard before. This sound is often associated with experimental music, ambient soundscapes, and the blending of different genres and styles. It serves as a reminder that music can be unpredictable and take us to unexpected places. You can play and download this sound here.

Lastly, the sound of a new UFO is similar to the captured one, yet subtly different. It still carries that scratchy and otherworldly quality, with a waveform that seems to defy explanation. This sound is often associated with the mysteries of outer space, the possibility of alien visitation, and the wonder of the unknown. It serves as a reminder that there is still so much we have yet to discover in the vast expanse of the universe. You can play and download this sound here.