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ASMR: Rode NT1a Microphone Test #2 – Mostly Sounds

June 28, 2014 By ASMR HQ Leave a Comment

This is the second of the Rode NT1a microphone tests. This one has mostly sounds. I just spoke a little at the start and the finish. ‘

ASMR Microphone Test #1: Rode NT1A Microphones – Softly Spoken, Tapping, Scraping

June 28, 2014 By ASMR HQ Leave a Comment

We’ve been wanting to test our Rode NT1a microphones for a while now. We have used them in podcasts but not in a full length ASMR video so I gave them a good run with a few different sounds in this one. I don’t think I got the placement right as although you could hear […]

ASMR Microphone Test #2: Rode NT1A Microphone – Mostly Sounds (with just a bit of talking at the start and finish)

June 28, 2014 By ASMR HQ Leave a Comment

This is the second test I did for the Rode NT1a microphone. I angled the microphones a little more and spaced them a little further apart. I think it makes the left and right ear a little more defined. I am going to keep working on it to improve the sound as these are really […]

ASMR is one of those things that is often difficult to explain because it is more of a feeling than anything else. ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response and at its most simplest can be defined as a tingly sensation that is most often felt at the back of the head although it can also be felt down the back, arms and even the legs. That tingly feeling comes about due to certain audio or visual triggers like a tapping sound or the soft patter of the rain, the sound of someone whispering or watching someone performing a mundane repetitive task. It's a very soothing feeling and very relaxing.

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