Audio Sensory Delights
I work with sound, so it's probably normal to take delight in such little things.
The little "beep bop!" FL Studio does when it's done rendering, signaling I've reached a firm point.
The characteristic chirping of the birds in front of my studio. I miss the ones from my old home... this one blackbird sounded like the Doraemon Italian Opening.
The traffic light sounds in Japan, especially the "ding dong! Ding ding dong!".
The different SBB jingles, although I've only heard the CFF one two years ago in real life and never again (isn't it just too cool how they change depending on the area?!).
The Nintendo Switch sound effect! The Switch 2 one just isn't the same...
The satisfying "pop!" a new jar makes when you open it, savouring the smell of whatever's inside.
Every single classic Dragon Quest sound effect.
The sound of pouring hot water for tea from the kettle, or milk for cappuccino from the carton. Or just plain milk. I like my milk.
Joints cracking as I stretch in the morning, accompanied by a pleasant sensation of "Wow, look at me! I'm 32, and I'm exercising. I'm so healthy".
The sounds I make with my mouth imitating various sound effects accompanying random gestures. Some of these ended up in music or sound effects I've made, so I can pretend I'm just being professional.
There are a lot of things I like. There are lots I don't like, too. It feels like the latter consists of a bigger set, but I'd rather take my time cherishing the former.