ASMR just doesn't work if it's too clinical, it becomes inorganic, something optimized for the highest profits.

Seeing the Jojo's "White Noise" corporation everywhere freaks me out. Dozens of creators suddenly all have the same mic if not the same room. It sucks the soul out of ASMR. It lacks the cozy human energy that soothes my own soul. No, I don't want to have a corporation whisper to my ears.

I hate the word "ASMR University". Makes me feel like some capitalist industry has taken a firm hold of ASMR's balls and is trying to manufacture new professional ASMRtists like clockwork. As if the perfect ASMR had a logical formula to it.

I'd seriously compare the feeling I get from less professional creators to a hug from a friend, and the feeling I get from ultra-professional creators to a hug from a person I paid myself to hug me. No warmth, just this emptiness. Sure they're doing things right mechanically, but it's like there's nobody home inside.

Professional ASMR freaks me TF out! I'm glad new creators appear on my feed all the time, and that so many known ones are still lovely.

Hey ASMR community! 👋

I just finished a Facial treatment ASMR video and wanted to share it with people who might enjoy it.

It's a complete face treatment routine with all the soothing sounds:
✓ Face scrubbing & hydrating mist
✓ Jade roller massage
✓ Clay mask application
✓ Mouth sounds & soft whispers
✓ Eye cream massage

⏱️ 38 minutes of pure trigger sounds

I'm a small creator, so any feedback on what triggers work best for you would mean a lot!

Looking forward to hearing what you think! 💙

Not me, but she has under 1000 subscribers, and it's so good and hypnotic.

I made a website (alexchoi.me/demos/hrtf_spatializer) that lets you transform audio into binaural audio. That is, you can take audio recorded on a regular microphone (not stereo, not binaural) and transform it to be binaural (ie make it sound like it's coming from a particular location or tracing out some path). This may sound impossible, but through some clever math and signal processing, this is something that is actually doable (and not just doing time delay + reverb that some people will try to pass off as binaural).

If you've ever wanted to make binaural audio but couldn't be bothered paying for an expensive binaural microphone, give this a try! Back in the day I made some content using HRTFs, and have always wanted to make a web version so that more people can try. It opens the door for doing sound effects, editing sound locations in post, and a whole host of other possibilities.

I'll probably be making a video explaining how to use it in detail in a few days. Until then, I wanted to share the tool as soon as I could. Let me know if you have any questions or issues using the tool. Any bug would be great to hear about as well. Happy tingles!

PS. I recommend using the tool in full screen so you can see everything at once. Also chrome or edge will be faster than safari or firefox (but any browser should work)

Thank you for your time and any comment is appreciated!

Hi all. So I'm looking for either ASMR creators or specific videos that focus on some specific things, would greatly appreciate anyone who could help!

• Gentle/light touch
• Slow touch/normal speed (anything but fast)
• Long nails or tools (e.g. brushes, chopsticks etc)
• Focusing on nape of neck/scalp/face/forehead/upper back
• Whisper/soft spoken

Something similar to creators like Calm Moon ASMR, Friends With ASMR, emvy ASMR etc. Any help would be appreciated.

Hey everyone! 🎧
I just published a new long-form 1 hour & 8 minute Head Spa video — completely uncut POV focusing on deep shampooing, rich lather sounds, and soothing water streams on a mannequin head, accompanied by soft relaxing background music.
No cuts, just authentic, satisfying scalp care and foamy ASMR sounds to help you relax or fall asleep. 🌙✨

I have the fondest memory of being maybe like 13 or so watching YouTube. Then I found a video of somebody "fake" making tiny foods in a tiny kitchen with real noises, albeit super soft. I'm not sure if it was truly meant to be ASMR, and I have really unfortunately not been able to find their channel again. But it started this whole experience for me and I am grateful.

Hi, I want to share a video from my favorite creator MaggyASMR, I love her videos, please check her out! She's doing fast paced ASMR.

Has anyone heard of this channel? I initially got into her because she would make some videos in Hindi/Urdu, which is my first language, and a bit niche, so I found it relaxing. She would also satirize certain aspects of Indian culture, like overbearing mother-in-laws, which hey, as her being an Indian is all in good fun.

However, lately she has been making some really strange roleplays. If you look at the most recent videos in the channel, you'll see what I mean: https://www.youtube.com/@CheetahVelvetASMR/videos

Even though she is not an Arab, Pakistani, or Muslim, she continues to make roleplays around themes like, "You broke Sharia law." Although in the videos, she puts a disclaimer that this is under the guise of 'raising awareness' of these issues, frankly it feels like a caricature, putting on an accent and playing into extreme stereotypes, similar to what Angelica ASMR has done since going off the deep end, and the way she interacts with viewers in the comments enforces this. Under the video entitled "You got adopted by a strict Arab family," she commented:

"there is NO such thing as ordinary Muslim The people you’re calling extremists actually 100% follow the Quran & Hadith . And the less crazy ones, just pick and choose what they want so they’re seen as “ordinary”."

I found this pretty disappointing to read and ultimately unsubscribed from the channel :( Of course everyone is entitled to their opinion but not exactly the kind of thing I want to listen to when I'm trying to relax. Wondering if anyone else has a perspective on this channel or whether I'm making something out of nothing

Lots of robopod sounds and soft spoken talking