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Hello lovely patrons!

If it’s okay, I need your help! I want to create the best sleep audio I have ever made to date - what kind of things do you think make for a perfect sleep aid/helps you drift off to sleep?

What kind of elements? Words? Scenario? Sounds? How long should the audio be? Just anything in audios that you feel helps you sleep, let me know about it!

I’ve noticed a lot of you are struggling to sleep & I can’t do much but I can try to create something that might help. Thank you in advance for your advice 💖

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Vilenarto

Rain/Fireplace with soft kisses and breathing. That makes me sleep like a spoiled baby.

Golden Oaks Studios

I'd say raining at night, gfe experience, and probably around 30 minutes long. Those always work when I can't sleep.

Reece

Soft kisses, hair play and words of affirmation!!

kindofblue

When it’s softly spoken, and the light rain sounds are an amazing addition as well.

Merjia

For me personally; soft ear to ear whispers, affirmations of relaxation and “you deserve to rest” that sort of vibe. And I know it’s a more controversial one, but I’ve always dug the heartbeat audios? It fuels a sense of proximity and comfort. But that just could be me. Hope this helps!

russtle

Tapping maybe, for sure some whispers

Nick C.

Lullabies, head scratches, general positive affirmations, sounds of breathing are my go-tos for sleep

NiceGame Eh

white noise like rain mixed with slow, repeating sounds like talking and hair play is a sure fire way to knock me out. Anything that goes from ear to ear is also really good

Henrik Sjöman

Maybe 2 people in a tent. Gentle rain and thounder... Whispering and just listen to the other persons breathing

Bae

Hair smoothing ~ soft whispers! soft ocean waves~ light breathing (i think this really helps to create the immersion that i’m sleeping beside someone and it helps me fall asleep faster)🥰🥰🥰 perfect scenario for me is cuddlingggg or being hugged/hugging to sleep 🥰🥰maybe an hour long video to fall asleep to and it can be looped or smth!

Austin

Crickets and a fire crackling

LeoHunter

For me just alot of positive affection, but for me I just have a whole playlist of asmr i use for sleep and tbh I got a few of your videos in there the ones in question are: the Neko maid collab with Darlingstrawb, the siren video you posted not too long ago and weirdly enough the giantess video where the listener was captured but you (the giant) release us and in turn we cuddle with you

Warden D.

I really enjoy binaural ear brushing and rubbing. I think the best thing is when the speaking becomes gradually softer until there's no speaking at all, and just the sounds of breathing and asmr triggers. I also like when the quiet part of the audio lasts a while. Also I think the sounds of bedsheets helps give a sense of cuddling.

psamms

Head scratching and soft whispers knock me out every time.

MegaB

Personally I love being held, sleeping on my side, face buried in her chest, back, neck and head scratches/rubs. As for words "its ok baby, i got you." "Im all yours" "youre all mine." "Youre safe here with me." "Im not going anywhere" those are all personal favorites

kiri

Gotta have rain sounds

staRspUd

“Everything’s ok” “you’re so strong” “I love u my precious boy” and a lot of soft shushing

ikeman2003

i have always liked gfe type like heartbeat, head scratchies, soft spoken whispers and comfort cuddles.

ScottyCASC

I remember you used some kind of water balls that made a bubbling sound in a previous audio, and that sound just knocks me out, so maybe some of those again would be nice

Connor Ryan

One thing that is always helpful is soft breathing. Tapping also helps me but thats personal preference

Blake

Hello, peaches! I understand that asmr is not your strong suit, but it would be fantastic if you could do some tapping sounds with soft rain sounds in the background.

SalmonInMyRectum

Heartbeat, head scritchies, soft breathing and rain sounds are my favorite

B

For the back half of the audio where you’re normally “sleeping” too, include some soft breathing and moving in the sheets just for realism (if it’s not too creepy)

JD_777

Personally I enjoy rain sounds. And maybe you can do some light tracing on the mic.

E11JAH

Whispering, singing and readimg are my favorite things to help me sleep!

Brock

Head/hair scratches and quiet words of comfort and support are what help me doze off the most... but mostly the head/hair scratches.

Mrjmoople

Heartbeat is a big one, sounds from multiple directions as if I was being held

Richard Samuels

Head scratches and whispering, especially ear to ear.

ICDexter

Soft ear to ear speaking, just talking about normal things it doesn’t have to be affirmations or the like. Head patting/hair brushing. And i think it’s called ear tracing, gently running fingers over the 3dio essentially. Hope you can make the best audio ever!

Robert Cal

Heartbeat sounds, breathing sounds, hair scratches, small kisses, and words of affirmation in the beginning to set the mood

Brandon

Hospital type situations really make me knock out👍🏾

soph

Rain, soft breathing and heartbeats usually do the trick :)

Daymond B

Sounds that evoke a visual that is relaxing. That is also a soft sound, like Head scratches type of sounds.

Nines

Whispers, just normal conversation - nothing special. Sounds of breathing and heartbeats too.

Alice

Some sleep aids I can't use more than once or twice before I start to notice where they repeat, so layering and randomness in the long section is important I think