New mic test! Binaural, ear-to-ear, soft speaking, gloves and more! скачать в хорошем качестве

New mic test! Binaural, ear-to-ear, soft speaking, gloves and more!

This video is a bit rough, as all microphone tests can be, but there's some fun stuff here, I think. Overall, it's a test of some in-ear microphones that sit in my ears like earbud headphones. They can get some pretty real-feeling sound pretty dang well! After a bit of voice-over, I test them while giving my poor neglected roots a bleach touch-up, for some scrunchy, squishy sounds. Before I give you a more thorough breakdown, my two favourite hair salon videos are by Shinobi Whispers (   • ASMR - Selina's Pin Up Salon  ) and by ASMR Therapist (   • Видео  ), those water and hair sounds! We start with a bit is soft spoken voice over that goes ear to ear while we watch clips of my partner soldering an early beta version of the earbud microphones I used to record audio for this video. Next, I wear the earbud microphones while wearing gloves to mix and apply bleach to my hair. There's some neat mixing and hair rustling sounds that you get to hear as well as I did (even better, probably, since I can't hear through the mics super well). And last, we try the microphones situated stereo-style in the same room as me while I do the toner bit of bleaching my hair. It's a fun test, since it's similar sounds to the bleaching process, so we can see what sounds best, in-ear or out! I can't wait to do more with this setup! Common triggers in this video: ear to ear, soft speaking, gloves, hair sounds, tapping, rustling -- I have a Tumblr that updates once a day with a soothing gif or a link to a tingly or relaxing sound generator. I also take asks and requests there:   / stitchescritchesasmr   Have a question? It may be answered in the FAQ: http://stitchescritchesasmr.tumblr.co... -- Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) is often described as a “tingly” feeling in the scalp or back of the neck in response to certain aural and visual triggers. It's a neat thing that not everyone experiences, a good place to start learning more about it at this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomo... I'm not a licensed health or wellness practitioner and do not claim any specific health benefits from using this video.