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Movement produces all sounds.
When a diaphragm (membrane) or an object move at sufficient speed back and forth, then this will cause the pressure in the air to start decreasing and increasing. These pressure-shifts (commonly known as sound pressure waves) is interpreted by our ears as sound.
Pressure-shifts move in the air like ripples/waves in the water when you throw in a pebble.
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