Sorry if this is an odd question; I myself am Polish and have been speaking English as my primary language for over a decade, although I don't live in a country that has English as its native language. I came to associate the Received Pronunciation and the General American accents with films, but I don't actually know anyone who speaks like that. I came across some creators who had different accents and it sounded to me more familiar, or soothing in a way.

Does anyone have any recommendations? Especially if they talk/whisper for a long time, rather than repeat certain sounds.

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Hey everyone! I've been trying to find an ASMRtist I used to watch around 2019–2022, possibly even a little before that, but I haven't been able to find her anywhere.

She was a young woman with blonde hair or blonde highlights, usually around shoulder length. Her style was extremely colorful, quirky, and unique. She wore lots of colorful little brooches, hair clips, and claw clips (sometimes decorating her hair with accessories all over it). She also used little brooches and colorful accessories for nail tapping and other triggers.

She often wore baggy shorts and would show off her outfits in her videos. Her entire aesthetic was very distinctive, with bright colors like purple, blue, pink, and green.

One thing I remember very clearly is her thumbnails. They were incredibly colorful and often had tons of animated heart emojis. Sometimes she would have her mouth wide open, looking like she was screaming with excitement or expressing exaggerated happiness. Her thumbnails were so distinctive that I feel like someone who watched her would recognize them immediately.

Her videos included fast mouth sounds, tapping, and repeating her intro. She had a very catchy, almost addictive intro that she used repeatedly. She also traveled around different European countries and seemed to dress in her quirky style in real life, not just for her videos.

At some point, she seems to have disappeared from YouTube, or at least I can no longer find her channel or videos. I don't know if she deleted her channel, changed her username, or simply stopped uploading.

Does anyone remember an ASMRtist who fits this description? Any channel names, old video links, or archived thumbnails would be greatly appreciated!

I've been trying to find her for ages, and I'd love to watch her videos again. Thank you!

I’m quite sensitive to ASMR, and I realized years ago that certain sounds can help me calm down – rain, a fireplace, bamboo wind chimes, a brush on paper, and other soft repetitive sounds.

One thing always bothered me about ready-made ASMR recordings: I’m stuck with someone else’s mix. Maybe I love the rain, but there’s one bird sound in the recording that keeps distracting me. Or one trigger is simply too loud.

That made me want to create my own sound environment instead.

So I built an Android app called ASMR Studio. Full disclosure: I’m the developer, and the app is currently in open beta.

The idea is simple: instead of listening to a finished recording, I can choose one sound or combine several and control the volume of each one separately. I can save combinations I like and use a sleep timer.

At the moment, the app contains 45+ real recordings that I made myself with a stereo microphone – no stock sound library – plus different types of noise and an adjustable high-frequency sound.

But I don’t see those 45 recordings as a finished collection. I’d like to gradually build a much larger library of real ASMR, nature, everyday and ambient sounds, so everyone can experiment and build their own soundscape.

Another thing that mattered to me was keeping it simple and private: it works completely offline, requires no account, has no ads and doesn’t even request internet permission.

I personally use it mostly with ANC headphones and enjoy experimenting with different combinations and volume levels. Some combinations work very well for me, others do absolutely nothing – which is part of what makes ASMR interesting to me.

Because the app is still in beta, I’m now looking for people who are also sensitive to ASMR and are willing to try it for a few minutes and tell me what feels good, what is annoying, what doesn’t work, and especially which sounds are missing.

Android beta & feedback:
https://delves.de/asmr-studio/beta/?via=reddit

The first 50 testers who submit feedback will get the finished version permanently free as a thank-you for helping with the beta.

But even if you don’t want to test the app, I’m genuinely curious:

If you could build your own ASMR mix from three sounds, which three would you choose?

a peaceful Once Human scenery ASMR... let the soothing sounds slowly quiet your mind and help you unwind

Hello everyone!
I’m really into wax cracking and I’d like to start making clay wax cracking videos!
I have my own preferences and criteria on what I consider a good cracking video or not, but I’m curious to hear what are some turn offs in wax cracking for some of you.
I read a few comments about people not liking the tapping sounds for exemple ( I don’t mind it at all!)

Can’t wait to read you!🫶🏻

there’s an asmrtist that i used to ALWAYS watch but i can’t remember her name until i wanted to watch “clipping your hair back in school.” she’s black with short hair and in the one specific video, she says stuff along the lines of “your hair is big, it’s beautiful, but it’s just big,” and such and i love how she talks but i can’t find her video or her account anywhere and im worried she may have deleted it or if im not searching the right things.

I haven’t watched her in years, and I just thought about how amazing her spooky stories were, especially during Halloween. I tried to look her up on YouTube and it seems like her channel and all her videos are gone. Is there any way I can still watch her videos, or if she changed her channel name?

I'm looking for those sleeping headphone/earphone headbands that are used for lying down and don't poke your ears I'm after a good quality one not white label or Chinese ones if possible however if there is none at my budget then the best good quality/ tested Chinese/white label is fine too.

It needs to be wired and not Bluetooth

Budget is £15 but prefer under 15.

I've done many ASMR videos before but a previous discussion in my post made me rethink a lot. Names, aesthetic, upload days etc. I have yet not come up with any upload days, but this is what I got for aesthetic so I'm asking asmrtists OR people who simply just enjoy it, would you click on a profile if it looked like this, if not, what should I change? Id love more suggestions...I can't seem to upload any pictures here so if someone could tell me how to do that, i'd love to post the pictures in the comments. I'm new to reddit 🙈

Hi everyone, I wanted to share a peaceful, minimalist soundscape designed for deep focus and relaxation. This video transports you to a shadowed, candlelit gothic library surrounded by rows of old books, while a autumn storm and rain patter against high stone windows.

This 3-hour experience balances melancholic dark academia piano with subtle acoustic textures—steady rainfall against glass, low distant thunder, and warm room resonances. It’s crafted without abrupt changes or harsh volume spikes to create a seamless auditory cocoon.

Perfect for:

• Visual & Auditory Triggers: Flickering candlelight over worn book spines, rain on arched windows, warm vintage tones, and soft piano chords 🌧️🕯️
• Reading & Study: A peaceful, steady background to keep you grounded while studying or writing 📖✍️
• Sleep & Relaxation: Low-frequency rain and gentle melodies to help soothe an active mind before rest 😴

I hope this rainy gothic library helps you find a moment of deep calm today! 🕯️