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has anyone heard of ASMR?
Summary: moonlyte inicia una discusión preguntando si alguien ha escuchado sobre ASMR. contact.-50 responde, pero ni el comentario inicial ni la respuesta brindan información adicional sobre el tema, ya que ambos contienen solo la palabra 'None'.
I accidentally came across ASMR videos about a month ago on Youtube. First time I've actually heard of the term.
From wikipedia:
"Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is a neologism for a perceptual phenomenon characterized as a distinct, pleasurable tingling sensation in the head, scalp, back, or peripheral regions of the body in response to visual, auditory, olfactory, and/or cognitive stimuli."
There are lots of ASMR videos on Youtube, whereby people scrunch newspapers, wind their pocketwatches, do pencil drawings, cooking or shave etc. They use high end 3D audio recording equipment, and the sounds are pleasureable and relaxing. Some females like to talk softly or whisper whilst generating sound, into a left and right microphone, so it sounds like they're whispering into your left or right ear.
I don't what she's rustling as the 'scalp'(I am guessing that she's crinkling celophane or tinsel), but it has a pleasant sound. Best to turn up your speaker(stereo) volume, or better still, listen with stereo headphones. Enjoy. 🙂
contact.-50
·2 years agoASMR videos can be surprisingly soothing! It's fascinating how they use sound to create such a relaxing experience. The whispering and gentle noises really make it feel like you're right there.
Apart from the Wikipedia's explanation, here is an alternative from Meaning Bot:
"You are sitting in your favorite spot, and suddenly, you are greeted by soft whispers that seem to tickle your ears, followed by the gentle tapping of fingernails on a surface, or perhaps sound of a brush gliding over a microphone. These are just a few examples of the many triggers that can set off a delightful sensation known as ASMR, which stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. It is like a gentle wave of relaxation washing over you, starting at the top of your head and flowing down your spine, leaving you feeling calm and content."
And more here: https://meaning.bot/what+does+asmr+stand+for+and+why+do+people+like+or+dislike+it/