ASMR Molten chocolate on your ears

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The idea of using melted chocolate in an asmr video has been growing in my mind for a really long time but every time I tried to make myself to do it I always ended up saying that it is not the right time, or that Im simply not in a mood to do it well. One of the main excuses I had was of course the fear of cleaning all this chocolatey mess that undoubtedly would be left after shooting the video. I procrastinated for so long that the chocolate glade slightly past the expiration date.\r
Finaly a few days ago I decided to get down to it. All of the props were prepared, microphones and camera set, so there was no turning back. \r
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Personally I really like the sound of removing the solidified chocolate from silicone ears. The sounds of mixing and spreading the melted chocolate on a cutting board seem not to be bad as well.\r
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Im a little bit disappointed with the sound of pouring melted chocolate on the silicone ears. I thought that it will be louder, but in f it was extremely hard to make any noise as the silicone surface absorbed the imp of the chocolate stream very well. \r
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Fortunatelly at least the visuals will be relaxing for some of you. \r
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I hope the video will help you to relax and refresh your mind. \r
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Silicone Ears used in this video: \r
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Microphones used in this video: \r
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1. BE-P1 \r
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2.Rode - \r
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My equipment:\r
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Audio Interface: \r
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Laptop with passive cooling for sound recording: \r
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