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The first sound is "Choque Borde.edit." This sound gives a sense of impact or collision, with a sharp and abrupt quality to it. It adds a layer of intensity and drama to any audio project it is incorporated into. You can play and download this sound here.

Next, we have "Tiempograbacion." This sound is reminiscent of a clock ticking, with a precise and rhythmic quality to it. It can create a sense of urgency or tension in a composition, as it mimics the passing of time with its consistent and steady tempo. You can play and download this sound here.

The sound of a clock, labeled simply as "Clock," captures the essence of time itself. With a distinct "tic tac" rhythm, this sound evokes the steady march of seconds, minutes, and hours. It is a timeless sound that can be used to convey the passage of time in a variety of contexts. You can play and download this sound here.

The "Old Clock Bell" sound brings a touch of nostalgia and tradition to any audio project. With its resonance and depth, this sound conjures up images of vintage grandfather clocks and antique timepieces. The bell adds a charming and classic element to the overall composition, creating a sense of history and heritage. You can play and download this sound here.

Lastly, the sound of a "Reloj" ticking captures the essence of a clock in motion. With a distinct "tac tac" rhythm, this sound is both soothing and mesmerizing. It creates a sense of continuity and stability, as the ticking symbolizes the constant movement of time. Whether used in a film score or a podcast, this sound adds a sense of structure and order. You can play and download this sound here.

These sounds, ranging from impact to clock ticking, are versatile and evocative in their own unique ways. From the intense "Choque Borde.edit" to the nostalgic "Old Clock Bell," each sound brings its own character and atmosphere to an audio project. You can explore and experiment with these sounds to enhance your creations and bring them to life. Play and download these sounds here.