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Mic pumping ASMR channels

Mic pumping is the squeezing and releasing of a foam-covered mic, producing a deep, muffled pressure sound. These channels make it a regular part of their trigger mix.

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  1. ASMR Follow My Instructions and Respond Accordingly 18:43

    hopeful asmr

    587K subscribers · 218 videos

  2. ASMR Up Close for Sleep 🎧 Mouth Sounds, Mic Triggers & Tapping, and humming at the end 39:54

    Catplant ASMR

    482K subscribers · 319 videos

  3. ASMR- Microphone brushing/ update 27:35

    Rainbow ASMR

    461K subscribers · 308 videos

  4. ASMR | Surprise Demogorgon? Idk What to Title This ASMR Video 19:36

    dakota b asmr

    362K subscribers · 1,101 videos

  5. [ASMR COW] COSPLAY VACA 🐮 10:20

    IJenz

    283K subscribers · 158 videos

  6. ASMR 45 MINUTES OF FAST POV TRIGGERS *AGGRESSIVE* 45:15

    JadyLady ASMR

    209K subscribers · 791 videos

  7. Doing your Night Skincare (shampoo, electronic triggers, persona attention) ASMR for sleep 01:28:24

    King Hobbit

    204K subscribers · 16 videos

  8. YOU'LL FALL ASLEEP IN 15 MINUTES 😴 ASMR for sleep /АСМР для сна 14:02

    moonamoo

    148K subscribers · 12 videos

  9. ASMR Thrift Store Try On Haul | Fabric Scratching, Whispering 26:17

    Floda ASMR

    118K subscribers · 808 videos

  10. ASMR ♡ Pomni Helping You Relax After an Adventure ♡ 16:55

    NekoLyri

    118K subscribers · 38 videos

  11. ASMR Mic Pumping, Scratching & Swirling Louder Than Your Thoughts (Fast & Aggressive) 36:51

    ivys asmr

    108K subscribers · 240 videos

  12. ASMR AKG C314 Mic Test/Unboxing ~Whispers and Various Triggers~ 33:14

About mic pumping ASMR channels

Mic pumping channels use the trigger as part of a wider set of close-mic sounds, such as mic scratching, brushing and tapping on the foam. Many of these creators favour no-talking videos, since the sound works best without a voice on top.

Most use a mic with thick foam covers, often a binaural mic with foam over both ears, so the sound alternates between the left and right side. Some leave long gaps between pumps and others build them into a fast rhythm. Much of the sound sits in the low end, so it comes through more fully on headphones than on phone speakers.