Change parameters to build an exact command. Your agent runs it with sb and gets the WAV.
Command
$ sb get 19221TGA1K@1 --preset airmail -o letter-into-envelope.wav
How it's made
Source
folded paper rubbing inside an envelope; pink and white friction bands at 350 Hz-7 kHz. A few overlapping 18-45 ms fiber catches roughen the slide without tearing or crackling impulses.
Body
broad, heavily damped paper flex bands near 480 and 1150 Hz; no pitched ringing or room tail. The envelope mouth initially exposes bright fibers, then masks treble as the letter moves inside.
Envelope
25 ms mouth contact, a hand-driven slide lasting 0.65-1.15 s with uneven pressure, followed by a 6 ms attack / 65 ms release soft edge tap and 80 ms settling rustle.
Modulation
cutoff falls from 4-7 kHz to 1.8-3.2 kHz; slow random pressure and irregular catches break up the friction. A snug fit introduces a second push in the same insertion gesture.
Variation
named random streams vary grain, catch timing and body tuning by 5 percent. Presets cover light airmail, thick cotton stock, a snug envelope and a brisk office insertion.
Space
dry close perspective, centered mono for placement by the scene mixer; no baked-in reverb.
Parameters
Parameter
Range
Default
Unit
Controls
slide
0.65 – 1.15
0.94
s
Slide duration
stock
0 – 1
0.4
—
Paper thickness
grain
0 – 1
0.35
—
Fiber texture
snug
0 – 1
0.15
—
Envelope resistance
tap
0 – 1
0.35
—
Final contact
seed
int
1
—
Variation, reproducible
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