Do You Get the ASMR 'Tingles' from Whispers? (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response)
@mythociate (21432)
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
March 26, 2017 7:19am CST
Jenny Nicholson explains https://youtu.be/3QcjAmnDTos 'why she Doesn't' (or 'why you shouldn't') 
I think it's kind of a 'placebo'---certain sounds subconsciously reminding you of 'a sudden cool-breeze' (activating "goosebumps" on your skin). Is that about right?
I think it's kind of a 'placebo'---certain sounds subconsciously reminding you of 'a sudden cool-breeze' (activating "goosebumps" on your skin). Is that about right?1 response
@CaptAlbertWhisker (32745)
• Calgary, Alberta
13 Jun 17
It is not a placebo, the goosebumps and tingles is caused by the 3dio mic they use, which is a very sensitive mic that makes sounds cause tingles. Most "Asmr" videos that doesnt use sensitive mics dont have any effects for me.
Also asmr doesnt work with speakers, it works with headsets and earbuds.
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