Many people find reading to be a relaxing pastime. But, the sound of the book pages can be very soothing. True to their name, Minimalist ASMR delivers a straightforward, but effective ASMR video.

Sometimes I only want to listen to my favorite trigger sounds for a while. But, when I’m in the mood to change it up, this video, with twenty different objects and plenty of opportunity for tingles is exactly what I’m looking for. It’s a great opportunity to explore new triggers.

Natural rain sounds are great, but the sounds of cars driving on a rainy street have a unique effect. These sounds are combined with very subtle tapping for a tingle-inducing symphony.

In typical Minimalist ASMR fashion, few materials are used to make a wealth of sounds in this video. Simple visuals are accompanied by tapping and scratching sounds on different wood surfaces.

Minimalist ASMR has a particular style the is pleasant, simple, and well, minimalist. This video is nothing more than the manipulation a cloth bag of Indian wash nuts and the resulting sound, but it’s incredibly soothing.

Sometimes the visuals in a video can be just as triggering as the sounds. Minimalist ASMR uses all of the materials at their disposal to create a wholly satisfying and creative video.

Even without the sounds, unboxing videos can be very relaxing to watch. But, this one, featuring packaging material sounds (bubble wrap!) and an actual zen garden, has layers of tingle-inducing sounds and visuals.