ASMR - Video #28 - Slow sweeping on concrete wall

[@stephfaille3182]

This is the sound that got me started on ASMR before I knew it was a thing.

[@heytember]

Same here! I enjoy making these videos, plus they usually turn out the best! Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!

[@ilarianardi-gf3xo]

Uauuu 🎉

[@heytember]

Haha! I hope you enjoyed!

[@panagiotisveglitsidis4522]

Excellent my friend . I love all your videos. Pan - E.U 😀

[@heytember]

That’s great to hear! Thanks for the feedback! I really appreciate you watching!

[@heytember]

I’m happy to hear that! Thanks for the feedback! I really appreciate you watching!

[@Lez_awake]

I know it must take hours and hours to make these videos but I hope you know you’re appreciated!❤

[@heytember]

That is really great to hear! I appreciate that! Thanks again for watching!

[@chrisglidden1033]

Heavenly

[@heytember]

Thanks for the feedback! That’s great to hear! Makes it worth making the videos!!

[@GeorgiaChatzi-il7je]

perfect

[@heytember]

Thanks for the feedback! And thanks for watching!

[@frankeppenridge2027]

Awesome! I have another idea for you. I’ve noticed a great trigger when one of my apartment neighbors is hammering nails to hang something up, or the builders are working on the house next door hammering. But, here’s the caveat - it needs to be slightly muffled as in the sound passing through a wall. That muffled, rhythmic tapping hits a trigger. Hope that makes sense. If you experiment a little, hopefully you’ll see (hear) what I mean. Much thanks for the consideration

[@heytember]

That’s a good idea! I understand those triggers. I’ll look into trying something like that! I appreciate the feedback! Thanks again for watching!

[@frankeppenridge2027]

@@heytember Many thanks! I’ve noticed the trigger with many different types of muffled or faint, rhythmic impact-type sounds.

[@heytember]

I have that same trigger. I know exactly what you’re talking about