Brushing ASMR
Soft brushes swept across the mic, through hair and over fabric. Brushing ASMR is smooth, airy and steady, one of the gentlest triggers there is and a favorite for winding down.
- Sounds
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- Creators
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- Often paired with
- scratching
Popular brushing sounds
What is brushing ASMR?
Brushing ASMR uses makeup brushes, paint brushes and hairbrushes to create soft, sweeping sounds. Brushing directly on the mic gives a deep, fluffy whoosh. Brushing hair or fabric is lighter and more natural.
Mic brushing is usually recorded with binaural mics, so the brush can sweep from one ear to the other. Many artists use several brushes in one track, from big fluffy ones to small, stiff ones, so the texture slowly changes.
A good trigger for sleep
Because brushing is continuous and has no sharp edges, it suits sleep well. Pair it with whispering or keep it pure with no talking. If you like brushing, you may also enjoy makeup and haircut roleplays.
What is mic brushing?
Mic brushing means sweeping a soft brush directly over the microphone or its foam cover. It creates a deep, fluffy sound that feels very close.
Why does brushing feel so relaxing?
Brushing is soft, steady and has no sudden edges. Many people find that kind of sound easy to drift off to.
Is there brushing ASMR without talking?
Yes. Use the No talking filter above to see brushing tracks with no voice at all.
Looking for a very specific sound?
Describe your perfect brushing sound and a verified artist records it just for you. You pay only when they accept.