CHANNEL UPDATE: 3 pieces of good news. 1. The channel has reached 30,000 Subscribers. Thanks to each and every one of you for subscribing, liking, commenting and making some excellent suggestions. 2. It looks like an agreement has been reached with TH-cam to have the channel re-monetized. This may not last long but it's a positive development for the channel's future. 3. All of this means that I have this brand new video with Suzanne Ciani for you and many more coming soon. Thanks again for your support. Let me know what you'd like to see next.
I have a suggestion for you. Sigrid Rausing, the Swedish philanthropist, has a wonderfully calming voice. A good example is her interview on the BBC 4 radio show desert island discs.
The world needs audiobooks by Suzanne Ciani 😩...imagine she creates audiobooks for crocheting , your wearing crochet pants that you made yourself for Hanukah, Ramadan and Christmas like a Boss . AI would melt trying to recreate her voice.
Her album “Seven Waves” is a great piece of early electronic/new age music. She worked with a lot of instruments/electronics that aren’t made anymore. She’s definitely a hidden gem of an artist!
I used to run home to watch 3-2-1 Contact. Could you maybe show the episode where they talk to the sound guy for KISS? That was kind of relaxing as well. (Just don't show the first part even though "King of the Nighttime World" totally rocks and Trini was so hot back then. Her voice was hypnotic.)
@Kathy I too experienced ASMR when i was a child in the 90`s. I remember that watching someone drawing something slowly, put me in state of deep relaxation.
Have you ever checked out Maharishi Mahesh Yogi? I have been using his stuff from the 60's and 70's(when he had hair) as asmr videos for years. Might be worth a look for your channel.
Can someone explain why younger people in the 1970s and early 80s spoke in that weird style/tone? You can hear it in any movie or interview from that time. It's just weird. Edit: they all sound like they're on acid. Or qualudes
Sometimes I feel like I should have been born in a different era. People these days are so full of anxiety and have no patience for anyting. Those days seem like they were a lot more laid-back and people were more comfortable in their own skin.
Old Soul people have anxiety today and people had anxiety then. it’s just that you don’t show the bad parts on camera :/ I understand what you’re saying, it’s just that films often make things seem more idealistic than they really are.
Creative Pear it's actually something Studies have shown that rates of depression and anxiety amongst people under the age of 40 has skyrocketed in the past few decades and large part due to social media and lack of genuine relationships, debt from college, not being able to find a job in their desired career path, an overall major rise in the cost of living set alongside what is basically a stagnant earning wage, amongst a plethora of other things people never had to deal with before. So I'm not disagreeing that all that stuff has been around for a while but the frequency at which you see it in people who probably should be happy and healthy at a young age are suffering from a lot of things they really shouldn't be going through.
@@oldsoul7792 yeah, that's definitely true :) every generation, though, has had their own challenges. During the 70s and 80s, for example, there was this massive influx in serial killings... contributing to massive paranoia, and rightfully so. The Cold War was also in full swing, and so was the AIDS epidemic, which also contributed to anti-LGBTQ sentiment. But I do see what you mean, today's generation does face many problems... but if you went back in time, you might just swap out one set of obstacles for another, sadly enough :(
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CHANNEL UPDATE:
3 pieces of good news.
1. The channel has reached 30,000 Subscribers. Thanks to each and every one of you for subscribing, liking, commenting and making some excellent suggestions.
2. It looks like an agreement has been reached with TH-cam to have the channel re-monetized. This may not last long but it's a positive development for the channel's future.
3. All of this means that I have this brand new video with Suzanne Ciani for you and many more coming soon.
Thanks again for your support. Let me know what you'd like to see next.
Maybe add a voice intro and text overlays during the audio so TH-cam considers it altered enough to keep the monetization
I have a suggestion for you. Sigrid Rausing, the Swedish philanthropist, has a wonderfully calming voice. A good example is her interview on the BBC 4 radio show desert island discs.
There is a 1967 interview with Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey, the actors that played Romeo and Juliet, that is wonderful asmr
Thanks folks, I'll take a look (or listen).
What year is the video from please?
What a gentle goddess who has so much kid-like enthusiasm. She’s adorable.
She’s so perfect. Beautiful, talented, sounds amazing, loves synths.
I love her clear explanation of overtones and timbre.
This felt very sapphic
I love her calm soothing voice, and she is very attractive.
His haircut is the stuff of legends.
It's space age.
Only a man supremely confident and assured of his own self worth could have pulled that off.......or an idiot
He reminds me of my math teacher in 8th grade back in 1999
It’s what happens when a page boy haircut is sculpted over centuries by neon green sound waves.
Bet he’d had it specially done for the filming.
The world needs audiobooks by Suzanne Ciani 😩...imagine she creates audiobooks for crocheting , your wearing crochet pants that you made yourself for Hanukah, Ramadan and Christmas like a Boss . AI would melt trying to recreate her voice.
Love the way she loves what she do
What a silky, alluring voice...
IKR? Her voice alone is pure ASMR.
Everybody loves Suzanne Ciani! Such a beautiful talented person. Yeah she was the original ASMR creator.
I used to listen to her music back in the 90s. I'd never heard her voice though - it's so perfect for ASMR!
A female voice in a pinball machine? What a time to be alive!
The ending is eerily correct
"That's chicken fry" *other woman tries to plan her escape*.
ROFLMAO!
gimme the bat, wendy
Glad I wasn't the only one who got the resemblance
Definitely see it. Hear it too actually
I’m not gonna hurt ya..
She is the most Shelly Duvall person I’ve ever seen who isn’t Shelly Duvall
Her album “Seven Waves” is a great piece of early electronic/new age music. She worked with a lot of instruments/electronics that aren’t made anymore. She’s definitely a hidden gem of an artist!
After falling down a YT rabbit hole from here , found this gem , must share
- Suzanne Ciani - “Paris 1971”
👍😎
Unintentionally fascinating and well-explained too
I"ve listened to Ms. Ciani for over 20 years now...would have loved to have known this part of her!
She’s so cool. Also she’s so high
"Hi,i'm Shelley Duvall!"
yes! I thought that
She really does look a lot like Shelley Duvall
milla07 Looks and sounds!!!
0:30 Vulfpeck Smile Meditation
She's the best
Uma Thurman could play her in a biopic.
They should have played this in my Physics of Sound class. Beautiful!
Vern is rocking that comb-over!
Cute, she types at the same pace and impact as she would need to on a typewriter 🤔🤩
She's the American equlivalent of the UK's Delia Derbyshire
This is fantastic
2:20 that hair man 🥸🤣
her haircut is the stuff of dream's ! 🥰
Love this!
Her hair is so shiny
I reckon old mate is fully baked
That’s the biggest combover I’ve ever seen
For the pinball game segment I kept wondering if she was making sounds for Pinbot. Nope, it was Xenon.
2:36
She's applausing because she touched a snare
Beautiful voice
She looks like someone who appreciates good quality weed.
She's the American 'Whispering' Bob Harris.
I remember that section on 321 Contact!
I used to run home to watch 3-2-1 Contact.
Could you maybe show the episode where they talk to the sound guy for KISS? That was kind of relaxing as well. (Just don't show the first part even though "King of the Nighttime World" totally rocks and Trini was so hot back then. Her voice was hypnotic.)
Bill Williams That was an awesome show! I haven’t thought about 321contact in sooooo long! I remember the song. Memories. ✌🏻☺️
Sounds like the Bladerunner soundtrack
She did the music for Tron
@@jackjones4248 No, that was Wendy Carlos. Same era, though.
Omggggggggggggggggggggggggg the guys hair!!! Hahahahaahah
Loving the hair doo Vern.
2:20
If you ever see me wearing that hair, kill me please
I wonder if she did the movie trailer effects for Soylant Green movie
Nice :D Love it! Hopped over from Facebook~
Narration by Peter Ustinov.
Commentator in the last section is Peter Ustinov!
3-2-1 Contact
Groovy man.
"what is sound anyway?" my girl is so out of the loop goddamn
I totally thought ASMR is a very new concept like this decade or somethin. I am very surprised!
@Kathy I too experienced ASMR when i was a child in the 90`s. I remember that watching someone drawing something slowly, put me in state of deep relaxation.
The term ASMR was created in 2010 by TH-camr Jennifer Allen. We finally had a name for this sensation. 😁
She has the most beautiful attractive female voice that I’ve ever heard.
i've played a lot of games of Xenon
not to sound lecherous but these women have smoldering chemistry even if they didn't intend to
Holy combover Batman!
Where is Suzanne Ciani now?
looked it up, said she lives in Indiana with her husband. I'd assume she's retired now. She's 73.
not retired, still performing shows with strange buchlas modules
Have you ever checked out Maharishi Mahesh Yogi? I have been using his stuff from the 60's and 70's(when he had hair) as asmr videos for years. Might be worth a look for your channel.
I met a woman like her 25 odd years ago...all chilled and into music and vibes ,equipment etc... where do these women come from?? Fucking Orion???
3:45 🤭
Can someone explain why younger people in the 1970s and early 80s spoke in that weird style/tone?
You can hear it in any movie or interview from that time.
It's just weird.
Edit: they all sound like they're on acid.
Or qualudes
lockandloadlikehell because they are
Have no clue what you mean, and I lived through that era. 😂
Oceanic/Atlantic accent
Because it was all groovy back then, baby!
This video is introduced at the beginning my Chelsea Peretti.
Prophet 😮
These comments crack me up
That sound guy’s hairdo
was he in far out space nuts ? 😂
Sometimes I feel like I should have been born in a different era. People these days are so full of anxiety and have no patience for anyting. Those days seem like they were a lot more laid-back and people were more comfortable in their own skin.
Old Soul people have anxiety today and people had anxiety then. it’s just that you don’t show the bad parts on camera :/ I understand what you’re saying, it’s just that films often make things seem more idealistic than they really are.
Creative Pear it's actually something Studies have shown that rates of depression and anxiety amongst people under the age of 40 has skyrocketed in the past few decades and large part due to social media and lack of genuine relationships, debt from college, not being able to find a job in their desired career path, an overall major rise in the cost of living set alongside what is basically a stagnant earning wage, amongst a plethora of other things people never had to deal with before. So I'm not disagreeing that all that stuff has been around for a while but the frequency at which you see it in people who probably should be happy and healthy at a young age are suffering from a lot of things they really shouldn't be going through.
@@oldsoul7792 yeah, that's definitely true :) every generation, though, has had their own challenges. During the 70s and 80s, for example, there was this massive influx in serial killings... contributing to massive paranoia, and rightfully so. The Cold War was also in full swing, and so was the AIDS epidemic, which also contributed to anti-LGBTQ sentiment. But I do see what you mean, today's generation does face many problems... but if you went back in time, you might just swap out one set of obstacles for another, sadly enough :(
@@oldsoul7792 70s and 80s music is THE BEST, though
They just hid it better
The studio room scenes....wasn't she in the shining. 😉
Oh yes, now that you mentioned it
Brian Eno right? 😉
A female voice with grunts and groans...this is the creation of porn. You learn something new everyday.
She’s fried lol and is it just me or did people always talk way closer back in like the 70s?
You didn't have to add the word "like"
Yeah bro like totally talk like way like closer like in the 70s. Have you always talked like a girl from like Clueless?
I do believe he was mocking the hippie lingo.
They did! People were more connected back in those days. Also, don’t know what everyone else is bitching about.
@@oldsoul7792
You're not the god damn brightest thing on two legs, are you, junior?
if she started lifting she'd be muscular as hell.
I can't be the only one who thought she looks like Dora
damn, what a babe
their was a sexual chemistry I picked up, I picked up on this as I'm the biggest W⚓ in the world 🐖💨
Well done.
Lol
"double you anchor"
Women's Anchor?
What year was this?
I'm guessing 1970
Delboy Kinobi 1975-76.
When woman were sweet and slender and the music they made was beautiful
ASMR? Ain't it chief
Groovy