I like the idea of a program like this, but this is poorly executed. The sounds loop with very little variation after a few seconds of playing, there's a lot of definitely-not-ASMR sounds in here (and very few conventional ASMR sounds), and there's very little ability to customize the sounds to something that resembles ASMR. This project has potential, but until it reaches that potential, this program is not worth the money.

I've used it for about 15 minutes and already have heard all the sounds. I like the idea of this program, but it's lacking at the moment. There needs to be far more options for the actual ASMR sounds. I would even go so far as to say that the sounds that are not ASMR-y should be removed (fire alarm, for example, is just annoying).

Perhaps if there were more scratching sounds, tapping sounds, kissing, mouth sounds, some sk-sk or ks-ks, rubbing sounds (rubbing the mic, etc.), buzzing sounds like hair clippers/trimmers, low humming sounds like an AC unit or something, stuff like that.

Again, I like the concept, and I do recommend it, but it could use more sounds before I'm going to say it's actually good.

For the people not fully understanding what this is, it's simply a digital sound looper and mixer with some built in sounds.

Sadly, I think you're better off looking into free ones on the android store. Look for "relaxation sounds" or "mood sounds". The one I use is called Relax Melodies.

This one has a few good sounds, but most are unrelated to relaxation and, to be frank, are quite obnoxious. The UI is about as advanced as my middle-school web design and the sliders for pitch and speed simply don't work properly- and even if they did, they don't really have a place in the design, as it just warps sounds to the point of irritation. Is this for making music or for relaxing sounds? Pick one and stick to it, or seperate the two and have two projects.

I will not be refunding as I see the potential this has (just look at how popular rainymood is) and I would like to see where it goes.


For the developer:
I think you need to invest in some quality nature sounds and incorporate good, faded loops.

Improve on the UI by utilizing drag and drop and let us link things in a chain to create a type of playlist; multiple chains playing consecutively and looping at different times would produce a more natural sounding experience.

Add a tutorial for people just opening it (I understand HELP is there, but it just feels cheap).

Setting up some pre-made saves would help show off what you can actually do with your software, too. You could have one of them present on the screen when you open the software for the first time. Edit: The intro music, if you leave it at the title screen, is a good example of something that should be on the board when you first enter the software.

Needs mod support.

baby1 sound at lowest pitch, circling slowly around your head.
This is the sound of nightmares.
10/10 never slept better.

So, this is a fairly basic and yet fun little program. Essentially, you open up slots which you then fill with different sounds that can be selected from the left of the screen. You can put them in any sequence you like, adjust the speed, pitch, and volume, etc....

....and that is really all there is to this other than the ability to save sequences and the ability to alter the avatar in the center by hitting any of the numbered keys on your keyboard.

Pretty relaxing and simple program that carries as much depth as your imagination will allow.

The developers made a quick cashgrap by making a 'sequel' software that is literally the same thing instead of keep updating this one.

THIS SOFTWARE IS ABANDONED.

I initially rated this terribly, then I flipped, and now I've flopped. It's full of potential, but none of it is tapped.

After I took a sound from 1,001 Sony Sound Effects and rendered it as an ogg in the programs custom sound folder with SpectraLayers, I found the ASMR program loaded the file once I ran the program again. However, my college teacher used Vegas Pro for his audio editing for his radio show for years, and those same 1,001 Sony Sound Effects load into Vegas Pro without conversion, so... my flip just flopped. This software... is full of potential, but without proper and convenient export and import options, it just isn't as good as a cheap sound effects pack from Sony and a multitrack audio editor of choice, which may simply be the free Audacity.

ASMR Universe is a product with a nice simple idea that somehow manages to be the most lazy uninspired shovelware.

I'm getting triggered, and not the tingley kind.

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