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I’m listening to long asmr videos which have non-intrusive repeating sounds which I personally like. No voice, no fast changes. It helps masking the office ambi
by wruza 5y ago
I’m listening to long asmr videos which have non-intrusive repeating sounds which I personally like. No voice, no fast changes. It helps masking the office ambience (a separate room which still may be a bit noisy) and my irregular tinnitus. Music usually interferes too much, unless it’s “deep space” psytrance or non-aggressive liquid/dnb/jungle sets on low volume. The result is better with well-known tracks, but some new sounds still do. Then there are atmospheric videos like fallout 4 glowing sea ambience (and similar on that channel).
Also, I don’t mind playing two or more videos simultaneously by mixing different types, e.g. (ambience, asmr, music) in some volume combination. It helps not only to mask the environment, but with proper lighting may also take you to a completely different place.