Crushing sound of different things

Whispering: Gentle and hushed speaking, often close to a microphone, creating a soothing auditory experience.

Tapping: Repeated, rhythmic tapping on various objects, producing a relaxing and tingly sensation.

Crinkling: The sound of crinkling paper, plastic, or other materials, which can trigger ASMR when performed softly.

Brushing: Soft, gentle brushing sounds, often associated with makeup brushes or paintbrushes on a surface.

Eating: Sounds of eating or chewing food, such as crunching, slurping, or sipping, can be soothing for some.

Water sounds: The calming noises of water, like flowing streams, dripping, or pouring water, are often used in ASMR.

Page flipping: Slowly turning pages of a book or magazine, creating a gentle rustling sound.

Typing: The rhythmic sound of fingers tapping on a keyboard or touchscreen, producing a calming effect.

Rain sounds: Simulated or real recordings of raindrops falling, often combined with other relaxing elements.

Hand movements: Visual and auditory triggers involving slow and deliberate hand movements, such as hand fluttering.