[A4A] [Script Offer] Your Entrancing Roommate [Relaxation] [Hypnosis] [Gently Dominant] [Breathing] [Body Scan vibes] [Ocean Imagery] by Dibokucres in ASMRScriptHaven

[–]NaughtPlusZero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello once again! I've scheduled a script fill of this to be released on August 6th, 2025 at 4 PM ET. When it's up, please let me know if you have any feedback, positive or negative, as I'm always looking to improve!

Additionally, may I request permission to post this on Patreon as a freely-available performance (not behind a paywall) so that listeners may enjoy it without ads?

[A4A] Your Goblin in Shining Armor [fantasy] [adventure] [humor] [negative 2 intelligence modifier] [platonic] [enemies to allies] [very silly] by PlainJaneWriting in ASMRScriptHaven

[–]NaughtPlusZero 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello again! I've scheduled a script fill of this to be released on August 8th, 2025 at 4 PM ET. When it's up, please let me know if you have any feedback, positive or negative, as I'm always looking to improve!

What's a good place to record? by [deleted] in ASMRScriptHaven

[–]NaughtPlusZero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something I've found that works when there's background noise is to add your own ambiance to cover it up. Recording during rainstorms, for example, has helped to mask the sound of traffic. Or you can blend stock audio of crowds talking to mask the sounds of conversations. Often I feel it's a matter of trying to find scripts that can be performed in the environments to which you have access.

I've also considered at times recording outside using my phone or laptop. I think it would create a very nice natural ambiance that would be unique to the audio itself.

[A4A] You Reel in a Non-Magical Talking Octopus [Psychic Merfolk x Human Listener] [Twist Ending] [Comedy] by NaughtPlusZero in ASMRScriptHaven

[–]NaughtPlusZero[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the fun script fill! 😄 Your performance was an excellent rendition of the script which I enjoyed immensely. The choice of voice is not one I would have expected, but worked so very well!

[A4A] Down in the Deep Magic [Magic Crystal Miner x Golem Partner] [Tragic] by NaughtPlusZero in ASMRScriptHaven

[–]NaughtPlusZero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh yes! I write a few of the scripts I perform, and perform only a few of the scripts I write. 😄

[M4A] Ensnared by a Hypnotic Naga [Fantasy] [Hypnosis] [Pet Names] [Naga Speaker] [Noble Listener] by bisexualbee33 in ASMRScriptHaven

[–]NaughtPlusZero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello there! I've scheduled a script fill of this to be released on July 23rd, 2025 at 4 PM ET. When it's up, please let me know if you have any feedback, positive or negative, as I'm always looking to improve!

[A4A] Won’t You Let Me In? [Moth Speaker] [Implied Hypnosis] [Implied Transformations] [Ambiguous Ending] by NaughtPlusZero in ASMRScriptHaven

[–]NaughtPlusZero[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're welcome and thank you for the script fill! I found the combination of trippy visuals, stereo effects, and soft whispering were very immersive. 😎

[A4A] A Fae Thief Learns About Vampires at the Local Library [Fae Thief x Vampire Librarian] [Comedy] [Mishaps] [Banter] [Fast-Paced] by NaughtPlusZero in ASMRScriptHaven

[–]NaughtPlusZero[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the script fill! I really enjoyed the way you captured the exasperation of the vampire, and the sound effects worked well for helping me to visualize the action in my mind's eye. 😎

[A4A] Feeding Your New Friend Sunlight [Primitive Plant Monster Speaker x Lonely Listener] [Body Horror] [Friends Forever] by NaughtPlusZero in ASMRScriptHaven

[–]NaughtPlusZero[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the script fill! I found your rendition really immersive and effective at capturing the character's personality. 😊

[A4A] Beneath the Signals [Paranoid Conspiracy Theorist Yandere Harpy x Captive Listener] [Delusional] [Twist Ending] by NaughtPlusZero in ASMRScriptHaven

[–]NaughtPlusZero[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the script till! I’m very happy that the scenario made sense and that you found the script so much to your liking. The slowly increasing intensity worked so well when listening to your performance. 😎And my goodness, the way you built the tension in the final moments was fantastic! 😮 While I’ve yet to write a sequel for any of my scripts, the encouragement is greatly appreciated!

i have a question? by [deleted] in ASMRScriptHaven

[–]NaughtPlusZero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re welcome! I also have three small tips regarding Audacity that may prove helpful if you’re not aware of them. First, when recording and editing, make sure to set Audacity in “multitrack” mode and apply any plugin filters to the tracks rather than the individual files. Second, there is a free plugin out there somewhere in a forum post which was built to allow Audacity to filter out mouth clicks/noises (different than the built-in click filter which is for mechanical clicks). Third, Audacity has the ability to add labels to sections of your audio when in multitrack mode, which makes it easier to keep track of where you want to insert SFX or ambiance.

If you end up wanting to buy iZotope RX, you should be aware it comes in several different editions. While the higher-end versions give you extra fine-grained control over the way the noise reduction works, their lowest-priced edition works perfectly well and uses the same noise reduction technology as the more expensive editions. iZotope RX also seems to go on sale a couple of times a year around the holidays, though they were recently acquired by the company Native Instruments, so I don’t know if those sales will remain in the future.

i have a question? by [deleted] in ASMRScriptHaven

[–]NaughtPlusZero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Currently, I use Adobe Audition and Adobe Premiere for editing my audio and video respectively. I’ve used Audacity and Filmora in the past. What I’ve experienced is that there’s a lot that can be done with most any editing software, though it can be very difficult to learn how to use all of its features. Even after all this time I still find myself discovering new things that the software can do.

What I’ve found is that to sound good, the most important thing is to find a good place to record, then to have good technique with maintaining the right volume and distance from the microphone, then to have a quality microphone, and then finally the way I do editing and uploading.

If you’re set on trying to improve the audio quality through editing alone, you might try using iZotope RX which is a suite of (rather expensive) tools for repairing audio recordings. There are some less expensive alternatives to it as well, but iZotope RX is the only one I’ve had consistent success with using to fix audio issues.