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What makes a pattering sound?

A pattering sound is typically created by light, repetitive impacts of something against a surface.

Here are some common causes of pattering sounds:

Natural Sounds:

* Rain: Raindrops hitting surfaces like windows, rooftops, or pavement.

* Hail: Small, hard ice pellets hitting surfaces.

* Wind: Leaves or twigs hitting a window or wall.

* Animals: Small animals like birds or squirrels moving around on a roof or in the trees.

* Water: Water dripping from a leaky faucet or flowing over rocks in a stream.

Man-Made Sounds:

* Footsteps: Someone walking lightly on a hard floor.

* Typing: Fingers tapping keys on a keyboard.

* Drumming: A drum stick hitting a drum or other surface.

* Machines: Certain machines like sewing machines or printers can create a pattering sound.

Other:

* Objects falling: Small objects falling onto a surface.

* Movement: Gentle movement of something against a surface, like a piece of clothing rubbing against a chair.

The specific sound of "pattering" depends on the material of the object making the sound, the surface it's hitting, and the force and speed of the impact.

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