papers

Print, Print, Print. The fast pace rattle of each piece of paper being printed has a unique sound, making the vibrations from the printer cause a crispness of each fresh new sheet of paper being printed to use. If you listen closely, you can hear the printer generating itself before it starts to print.

The paper is torn nine times. The first rip is longways down the middle. The sound is long and drawn-out. The next four times are horizontal, down one of the halves. In the next four tears, the paper is ripped into very small pieces so the sounds are sharper and shorter. The rustlings between the first 5 tears are the sounds of a newly torn piece being put down.