ASMR Sound Experiment~ Testing Wood, Glass, Metal & More on a Beaded Curtain (No Talking Version)

Here is a request y'all! The idea was to hear the sound of beads gently clicking against one another in a beaded curtain. But I had to add to it. I found 7 different materials to test against the beads as well. Glass, metal, ceramic, acrylic, plastic, stone & wood. I was mesmerized and sent to sleep by this ASMR experiment. Each material made a different and calming sound rather akin to wind chimes. I hope you enjoy this! My lovely intros by Terry Carr Tip Jar 🍯: https://paypal.me/rebeccasasmr Please: Only tip out of an overflow of your own blessings. Address: P.O. Box 42 Susanville, California 96130 Email: [email protected] Facebook:   / rebeccasbeautifulasmraddiction   ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. Autonomous: Self governed. Sensory: Perceived with the senses. Meridian: Point of greatest splendor or vigor. Response: Reply or reaction. Based on literal definition, ASMR is completely subjective and based on an individual response to our senses, including sound. One cannot say, "this or that is not ASMR", to any sound. In the very same way that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Tingles are optional 😉