thank you so muchhh! :)))

@@goldenrodasmr Your coconut sounds are the best

yayy im glad thank you!!

yayy thank you so much! i've never tried ear scratching before, i'll see if i can do that! :))

@@goldenrodasmr i look forward to it !

aaah 너무 감사합니당~! ^^

thank youu!! it's so hot at night recently that i'm so close to changing my sleep schedule to avoid the heat -_- I hope you're doing well too!

@@goldenrodasmr that is so understandable (⁠╥⁠﹏⁠╥⁠) the heat has been so unbearable recently

omggg what an honor thank you so much!! happy drawing ^^

low cut: 120 Hz, format: WAV 24bit, auto tone: off (everything AUTO is off), input level: 28 (I raise it or lower it depending on the trigger, but it's usually around 28 or lower). If you make the trigger sounds louder, you can lower the overall volume of the video so that the triggers are at a regular sound and then a lot of background noise is at such a low volume that it's practically gone. So, what I do is I monitor the recording as I'm making the video, and I lower my playback volume to the point where I can barely hear background noise, and I adjust how loud I'm making the triggers to that volume. Hopefully that makes sense! Let me know if you're confused :)) Also try to record with your lights off and see if there's less background noise. My room light makes a lot of noise, but my lamps don't make much noise, so I only use my lamps when I'm doing really quiet triggers. Audio editing: For most videos I like to increase the treble of the audio (sometimes for tapping videos I also raise the bass), and this makes it sound a lot more "in your ear" than it does normally, though it does slightly increase the background noise. Lastly, I SOMETIMES use noise reduction in my audio editor to get rid of background noise but usually I just leave in the residual background noise because too much noise reduction can just make the video sound unnatural. I hope this helps! :))

@@goldenrodasmr Thank you so much😘😘 And Thank you for the videos too:)

thank you so much!! 🤗

maybe you can put one on loop. cuz actually, asking some1 to do a 3 hour session is kinda crazy

omg i love the face haha thank youu ^^

thank you, I appreciate that so much!! :))

wow thank you so much!! I'm so glad you like the variety of triggers :) I'm the same way where I often can't find newer videos of sounds I like, so I understand the struggle LOL

thank you so muchh!! I tried to get as close to the mics as I could without showing my face haha, but yeah, I also felt like being closer than how I did in this video would be better. Camera brushing with layered brushing on top sounds like a good idea! I appreciate your feedback :)) thank you for taking the time to write it!

That does not sound pleasant :(( I hope your ear gets better soon!

oh noo I'm sorry! I'm not monetized so I can't remove/change ad placements in my videos unfortunately, I'm afraid that's on KZbin's end :(( thank you so much for the compliment, though!

thank you so much i'm glad you enjoyed!! :)

Agreed, I loveee it. I’ve said it before, whispered Tascam content RULES 💪

@@Kim-em9cnyess <3

thank you so much! i appreciate it :))

thank youu :3 😴😴😴

thank you!! ^^

thank youu :33 the hand sounds turned out a lot louder than I expected (in a good way!)

@@goldenrodasmr of courseee :3 I always look forward to your uploads !! <3

thank you for your comment!! :3 yess her tapping is so good!

thank you! yeess and i like the visual anticipatory aspect of it as well B))

hope you enjoy! :))

I'll add those to my idea list! This video kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJO4g2qVq6h6fLMsi=P8F9noesAPOiHV0Z has a *small* amount of book sounds with whispered rambles and reading, but I'll see if I can make a more dedicated video sometime for those triggers :))

thank youu :3 I should bring back mic brushing soon :D

@@goldenrodasmr yesss 100% !! Whenever you get the time of course <3 remember to take care of yourself

Yayy thank you so much :)) I'm always very thankful for your comments ^^

Thank you! When I was filming I thought the star chain sounds might be too mild to hear, but I liked how the tascam picked it up!