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If you've spent any time in Studio or playing sandbox games lately, you know the roblox erase sound is one of those tiny details that actually makes a huge difference in how a game feels. It's that specific audio cue you hear when something gets deleted—whether you're using the classic hammer tool or a more advanced building plugin. But if you've been around the platform for a while, you probably also know that audio on Roblox has become a bit of a complicated mess over the last few years. ...