Crinkle ASMR
Plastic wrap, bubble wrap, foil, snack bags and packaging crushed and smoothed close to the mic. Bright, busy sound that fills both ears.
166 videos · 41 creators · typical length 38 min
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About Crinkle ASMR
Crinkle sounds come from thin, light materials being squeezed, folded or rubbed: cellophane, plastic water bottles, bubble wrap, gift bags, foil and the wrapper from a new product. The texture ranges from a soft, papery rustle to a sharp crackle that hits the high end of your headphones. People who like crisp, detailed sound often find this is the trigger that gives them tingles fastest.
Because crinkles are loud by nature, start with the volume lower than usual. If the brightness feels like too much, look for slow crinkling, or videos that move between crinkles and softer sounds like brushing. Paper sounds are the gentler, drier cousin, listed in the related categories.
- Videos
- 166
- Creators
- 41
- Typical length
- 38 min
- Over an hour
- 51
Voices in these videos: whispering 77%, no talking 25%, soft spoken 8%.
Questions
Why do some people dislike crinkle sounds?
Crinkles are sharp and full of high frequencies, so they can feel harsh, a bit like static. Lower volume and slower handling usually make them easier to enjoy.
Are crinkle videos good for sleep?
Slow, gentle crinkling can be. Fast crunching and popping bubble wrap tend to keep people alert, so save those for when you want tingles.