ASMR Tapping No Talking: The Perfect Way To Get Some Sleep!

ASMR Touch Tapping 15.1 No Talking: The Perfect Way To Get Some Sleep! Let me use my no talking intro to sleep you into gentle relaxing tapping sounds to help you relax.
00:00 - 01:19 Intro
01:19 - 2:38 Wooden block intro
02:39 - 05:21 Thermojet Intro
05:22 - 08:46 White Balance Card intro
08:47 - 10:54 Puck Intro
10:55 - 13:04 Coffee Pod intro
13:04 - 15:01 Glass Jar Intro
15:02 - 21:08 Wooden Block Tapping Sounds
21:09 - 26:00 Thermojet Tapping Sounds
26:01 - 33:27 White Balance Card
33:28 - 38:20 Coffee Pod
38:21 - 44:10 Puck
44:11 - 47:14 Glass Jar Tapping
47:15 - 52:05 More Wooden Blocks
52:06 - 55:06 More White Balance Card
55:07 - 58:15 No Talking Intro Hand Sounds

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My name is Dmitri, i live on the Gold Coast Australia. I remember a tingling sensation i would experience when i was young, as i grew i found i could trigger the experience when i found the right set stimuli like the tone of a person's voice, gentle massage, watching someone focus on a task. Over time i found and experienced many different situations to learn about all the different triggers for ASMR. I translated that experience & combined some innate ability to help people experience it combined with the high quality studio recordings to bring the highest quality tingles i can.
I specialize in no talking ASMR video's focusing on ASMR sounds, i try to create different videos for all the different preferences people have. Some of my role plays are based in fictional characters like Dr Dmitri & Manwelle
I loved watching massage video to experience ASMR so i like to create videos to replicate these experiences with other, like head massage, back massage for total body relaxation.

What is ASMR ?

When your cranial nerves receives information in the form of sight, sounds & Senses your brain may process this information as let us say a "trigger" When you cranial nerves find that perfect combination of "Triggers" it activates the full effect of the parasympathetic nervous system almost like a symphony neurons hitting the perfect note as wave after wave of feelings cascades down the nervous system down the spine and to many parts of the body
I believe it may then releases one or more of: oxytocin, acetylcholine, GABA, Serotonin, endorphins directing into the brain and blood stream Instantly relaxing, clearing cortisol, adrenaline and soothes the body.

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[i.]

He doesn’t repeat the obnoxious “hello, hello” at the beginning of his videos.
He doesn’t repeat any words senselessly.
He doesn’t tap continuously on anything without any variations.
He doesn’t add gratuitous layered sounds.
And he doesn’t have advs.
He just knows how to trigger tingles in the most intuitive and honest way.
He actually builds a narrative through his videos, creating relationships with both the objects that he finds and the viewers and listeners that are watching.
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[MassageASMR]

Dont forget to check out 55:07 It is a no talking intro you may like. It took me a couple goes to start the video and thought you might like

[ernievzla]

10 years and still the best...

he's the Messi of ASMR 😮

[marcuslegion]

Holy moly i used to watch this guy 9 YEARS ago. Boba Fett poster.
Helped me destress.
A master of his work .

[ForSimpleASMR]

Thank goodness you're back, no one quite does it like Dimitri! everything from the pauses to the breathing is perfect!

[kc]

I love how in tune he is with each trigger. Putting some of the props up to his ears to indulge in the sounds and tingles himself. This is GOLD!! Welcome back, Dmitri!

[GigaChad-hsim]

These are the type of asmr videos that never get old.

[jraw]

I’ve been relying on ASMR for the last 6 years. Thanks to you!! I started out on your videos. And wow, you are still just as good now as you were then.

[cp]

I gotta express that it really is great to have you back as one of my favourite ASMR creators. Although I’m not entirely aware of why you had the extended brake, it was for you and you alone. I really hope that every day, us the audience makes you feel happy about the good feelings you inspire. I’m really grateful for your work

[cla]

The only asmr artist who understand the importance of black background

[weaselfart]

I remember first discovering your “twenty hours of tapping sounds” video and replaying the first 2 minutes of the video countless times. The finger tapping along the screen panning from the left to right as you said “some a little slow, and some a little faster but they are all for you.” Was and still is my favorite asmr trigger on YouTube. Cheers

[aurijitchatterjee]

I could just live and sleep on your intros, the absolute best in the entire community

[Francisco-dlnb]

I can’t express how happy I am to see some recent videos from you! The first time I really really dozed off to an ASMR during the day was with one of your Inaudible videos (I was back in high school at the time 2015 or 16)

I’ll always appreciate what you and other great creators like Heather Feather did for the ASMR scene. You rock Dmitri!

[jeremiahrainey]

Been watching ASMR for 8 years sheesh that’s crazy. He was the first person I ever watched. So glad he’s back.

[DJJaziJeff]

I could seriously just listen/watch you inaudibly explain things or tell a story with your hands all day. So glad to have you back.

[camvalence]

Thank you for making "slower" asmr 😴 The pace at which you tap and scratch is perfect

[judgmentseal]

Your videos are like water in a mid day desert.

Thank you for your unconditionally support for us to sleep comfortably ❤

[Templou]

Love the white balance card, I’d say it’s up there with the silver soap and ginger kiss as your classic triggers that just never ever fail. Thanks for the video!

[mindylee]

Such a reminder of how tastes change. I used to hate talking, now i love being babbled to sleep 😆

But these classic triggers never go out of style! 💤

[AugustusRuck]

This was the first channel I ever found that hit for me. Many many moons ago. It's kind of a pain how many more flashy folks do similar stuff, but worse. makes it harder to find your content. Long time fan, please don't stop.