How to ASMR, Live and Video Recording/Editing for Beginners.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Who Am I and why I created this ASMR course~

Lecture 3: On Reviews~

Lecture 4: What is ASMR?

Lecture 5: What is included in this course.

Lecture 6: A little written recap of what was said until now.

Lecture 7: Some Resource Links with different types of ASMR

Lecture 8: Some ASMR MP3 and links to other artists, famous and on their way to being it!

Lecture 9: Brand New ASMR Loop ~ Royalty Free

Lecture 10: ASMR Video Loop ~ Royalty Free

Lecture 11: Join Our Private Facebook Group, for enrolled students only~

Lecture 12: Well done.

Chapter 2: What is needed in terms of equipment/training in order to start doing ASMR?

Lecture 1: What kind of Mic to chose from and how much to spend.

Lecture 2: The Blue Yeti that is Bi-Naural is…

Lecture 3: What kind of Mixer is needed if any at all?

Lecture 4: What kind of cameras are needed?

Lecture 5: How did I connect it all?

Lecture 6: What kind of props may I need to start off on my ASMR journey?

Lecture 7: Let's demonstrate a little how we can do some ASMR sounds.

Lecture 8: Do I need to take a music engineering course or can I just start after this one?

Lecture 9: ASMR on your phone.

Lecture 10: Bravo on reaching the end of the Second Section! Where to go from here?

Chapter 3: What programs to use to edit your MP3 or video on a PC.

Lecture 1: Audacity to record and edit your MP3 project.

Lecture 2: Audacity Explained. Let's produce one short ASMR Sample.

Lecture 3: How to Edit your MP3 and how to export MP3s from Audacity.

Lecture 4: Movie Maker to record and edit your video and even add music.

Lecture 5: OBS to shoot your videos and create interesting layers and art.

Lecture 6: Where to go from here?

Chapter 4: What platforms to start with and how to stream on different platforms.

Lecture 1: Which Platform is best for ASMR?

Lecture 2: Which Platform is best for ASMR? Video Version of the previous lecture~

Lecture 3: Restream or Streamlabs?

Lecture 4: What services are best to receive donations as a streamer

Lecture 5: Kick

Lecture 6: Odysee

Lecture 7: Twitch.

Lecture 8: YouTube.

Lecture 9: Re-Stream.

Lecture 10: OBS, RE-STREAM.. and ZOOM. Showing you how and going Live while shooting this~

Lecture 11: Bravo! Compliments! Brilliant!

Chapter 5: The Section of the Latest Course Content~~~

Lecture 1: What Will You Find In this Section?

Lecture 2: Lentil Soup Making ASMR Style: Phase 1

Lecture 3: Lentil Soup: Phase 2

Lecture 4: Lentil Soup: Phase 3

Lecture 5: Lentil Soup: Phase 4

Lecture 6: Fibonacci Tuning Forks~

Lecture 7: Making Polymer Clay Jars and Testing the Ambeo Speakers some More~

Lecture 8: A Wave Loop Video With ASMR Sounds and 528 Hz Tuning Fork For You To Use~

Lecture 9: A Wave Loop Video but Silent~ Add your own ASMR~

Lecture 10: Here is another Loop but this time with lower Bitrate and ASMR in the background

Lecture 11: Silent Loop of the video above~

Lecture 12: A little more complicated ASMR scene~

Lecture 13: Making Home Made Pop Filters for our Mics~

Lecture 14: Demonstration of the 3-Dio Bra Shaped and HOME MADE Pop Filter. Have fun~

Lecture 15: Mouth Water Sounds~

Lecture 16: Looping ASMR LIve

Chapter 6: OBS in more detail~ A little extra bonus as we learn new tricks~

Lecture 1: What is this section about?

Lecture 2: How to apply Noise Filters in OBS, ASMR style~

Lecture 3: How to hook up two mics or mixers to your headphones.

Lecture 4: Testing the system and showing you how the mics sound together and alone~

Chapter 7: What kind of ASMR should I focus on?

Lecture 1: Be yourself. Do what you like, have fun, and always learn from others. Listen!

Lecture 2: Links to different artists to see what you may prefer for yourself.

Lecture 3: MY story into ASMR, it's more meant as an inspiring story than a lecture.

Lecture 4: Bonus Lecture.

Lecture 5: Where to go from here? How to keep learning?