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Bitrise launches ASMR video tutorial series (YouTube playlist)
- thebtrtm 8y agoSome background info: https://blog.bitrise.io/asmr-mobile-technology-video-tutorials https://blog.bitrise.io/asmr-mobile-technology-video-tutoria...
- creepFactor 8y agoAlternative title: enabling fringe submarine perversions with emerging technology!
- moneytide1 8y agoThe high frequencies of a whisper makes it ironically louder and more piercing than speaking with at least a little vocal cord vibration... especially with amplification. I was trying to listen on phone speakers so I'm likely not realizing the intended effect. Seems like the ASMR relaxing tone could be achieved by speaking at a gentle pace, but delivering a wider arrange of frequencies with throat muscles instead of exclusively breath.
- tombrm 8y agoGive it a try with headphones
- dx87 8y agoYeah, in the military they told us that if you are trying to hide, whispering is louder and easier to distinguish than regular speech. What they recommended was exhaling until you didn't have much air in your lungs, then talking normally.
- ljm 8y agoI'm not 100% sure where the idea that you have to whisper everything comes from, either. The voice you use for a guided meditation is classic ASMR, and it is definitely not a whisper; more of a super gentle and relaxed tone of voice.
- RichardHeart 8y agoI think the venn diagram sold me on the April foolsiness.