Whenever I go into dead silence my ears actually start ringing. The ringing becomes so loud that I just do something to make the ring quieter. Its weird.
I’ve spent time in these chambers for work, and have to admit I’m completely flabbergasted by the feelings described of claustrophobia or fear. I always found them quite peaceful and have almost fallen asleep.
I used to work in and around an anechoic chamber for work when I was in my 20's. I always found being inside to be peaceful and calming. They did have rules for how long you could/should remain inside, but I didn't feel that was necessary (for me, at least).
@@biq I used to work for General Motors, in the Noise & Vibration Labs. The anechoic chambers (there were two when I worked there in the late 70's and early 80's) were used to test interior modules - fan motors, switches, etc - in and environment where the noises from those modules could be tested and "tuned".
@biq nearly every university has at least one of these. Typically they are in the electrical engineering department but if the school has a specialty with vibrations and acoustics MechE might have a bigger one.
you walking through the door at the end gave me backrooms vibes. the burst of sound hitting the camera, the buzzing lights and AC units in the background, the well-lit room
I watched a documentary about the sound and there was a guy playing the same music, first under the bridge that makes the great echoes, and then in the quiet room. The same thing sounded differently. I think that some music would sound better if recorded here, and some if recorded in the echo chamber. The documentary was amazing. I will now search for its name.
I have tinnitus. So if I were in the room, the high frequency squealing noise in my right ear would have driven me crazy. I actually prefer to have a little noise.
Yeah, me too, I thought is was a normal thing cause most of my friends and family had it too, but seeing that Derek doesn't mention it or anyone in the comments does either, I suppose not...
+The 8-Bit Guy Same. That ringing sound drives me insane in even just a normal quiet room, such that I either need a fan to be blowing in the room, the computer/TV on, or just some light music playing. Silence would probably cause me to kill myself.
He cheated by talking to himself. The longer the ear is in silence the more unusual sounds it will pick up, or even create its own sounds to compensate (auditory hallucinations), like a camera lense trying to focus on nothing, that's why most people can't take more than 45 minutes. Every time he spoke out loud he allowed his ear to focus and reset his progress. This is like saying he broke a record for longest distance run without a break even though he sat down and talked to the camera every 5 minutes before running again.
@@caioscofield If that's true, why have no meditators beaten the record? I'm super-introvert, love to meditate, and i'd love to try this and see. I don't talk to myself out loud, only in my head. I have 15 or so different games I can play by myself with no movement or noise whatsoever. Just going through those once would put me at past 45 minutes. But there must be something to the extreme silence. Idk
when i was doing my broadcasting engineering degree i had the privilege of going into an anechoic chamber several times with some of my class mates we all varied in how long we could stay in. But i totally heard my blood rushing through my veins. I heard sounds that weren't really there. What surprised me the most the first time though is the deadening of sound like when you talk its hard to explain its like your words get sucked away. We had a couple of people who got really visibly sick and very nauseous. And at least two of my class mates had anxiety of varying levels. If you ever get the chance to experience it though I'd say go for it. It really is a unique experience
I think the silence wouldn't freak me out but the dark would. I get really anxious and start panicking when it's pitch black bcs I can't orientated myself anymore. So silence yes, total darkness hell no 😬
@@harfgarflarf there's a huge difference between nighttime and total darkness. at night you can still see the faint light of the sky through your windows, but pitch black is a whole other level. you wouldn't be able to see your own hand in front of you, and after a while your anxiety would start taking over, making you paranoid, since our most primal fear is that of the dark. so yeah, the night's great... pitch black darkness? absolutely not
@@bluekozmox I actually have blackout curtains, so it doesn’t bother me that much. But also when it’s night… I’m asleep. Not much reason to need to see my hand in front of my face.
Two things I should say for the record: 1. Anechoic comes from Greek via Latin to English 2. I did not talk to myself for most of the time, but I cut the silent bits because they're boring. If you're that way inclined you can watch the whole hour here: ua-cam.com/video/jr1UMFC9DV0/v-deo.html
i think having the camera in there might have altered how you felt in the room, I feel like if you were in there alone for there full hour, without talking at all, in this instance to a camera, you would have a different experience
After the video ended and I still had my in-earphones plugged in, I started hearing the wind blowing and every movement I made from neck up. Makes me think a little more about these things. Thanks for the great video :)
For someone who suffers for long time from noise pollution a room like this sounds like a dream coming true. I could finally sleep well, feeling perfectly safe.
I lived in Japan which can be noisy depending on the area you live. The people are generally quiet but even if you live in a quiet area , you will be woken by people coming or going in the morning. If you are near a busy street, sometimes you get acclimated to the constant background traffic noise. It's overall noisier than the USA because of the population density.
Having some background noise is a good thing because it helps us maintain awareness of our surroundings, especially individuals who suffer from tinnitus like myself.
What's really interesting is how hyper-aware you must be when you come out. He walked out of the room and I realized how noisy the air conditioning was.
I think a better term would be calibrating (or recalibrating) his own biorhythm. He experienced a very unusual condition, in that room. By being aware of his purpose such as narrating to his audience (intellectual stimuli) while under that condition helped him to calibrate or recalibrate more efficiently and readily once out.
A friend of mine was born deaf but recently as an adult he got the implant installed in his brain to hear again ( don’t know how it’s called) but the fist thing he said was how noisy everything was, he was so shocked by it that he says he doesn’t like it, he constantly switches off his device to have some peace and quiet. Can’t blame him poor fella
The most mindblowing part of this is when he gets to the end and talks about “the fault in our stars” being a super relevant hot book, and the movie is just about to come out, and then you look at the release date and realize this video is from 2014.
The fact that he didn’t panic when no one responded had me thinking wow !! I would have definitely gone insane if someone I was relying to turn the lights on stopped responding.
@@emanuelleborgesrodriguesli8138 I don’t think your eyes could get used to seeing in 100% darkness there needs to be at least the faintest speck of light
The young lady was right: it's the anxiety, not the silence, that drives people crazy. I've been in BYU's sound chamber and it is definitely a very unique experience!
SooperDave I suffer from really bad tinnitus and anxiety when I’m alone in silence, I would die of a panic attack from the anxiety or rage because of the tinnitus
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@Mr. BreadstickI see. I could do that with lights off but I think i will go to sleep 😅
My Dad used to say that the single loudest thing he ever heard, was the silence in the Karoo desert. He said his ears where straining hard to find a sound, & the sensation felt almost deafening. No wind, no life, nothing…
Wow, a pastor of mine was telling the church about his time when he went to Africa, no light at all not even the stars in the sky, you couldn't see in front of your nose, that's how pitch black it was
As a meditator, I would LOVE to spend some time in a space this quiet. I can't even imagine the amazing things I would begin to hear within space and within my body. I bet my thoughts would be so loud in comparison to the sounds of the room. I'm sure wonderful things would come to mind with such a quiet space and nothing to distract me :)
I have felt my heart beat before, even in a dark quiet environment, but the way this dude describing it makes it sounds like he's been to the beyond and back
Yeah I agree. Actually to be honest, it’s not always terrifying. Sometimes it’s soothing. But about 75% of the time i don’t like it. But you’re right, not noticing it is a good idea.
Not only do i believe i can do it, but i also believe i will enjoy it 😂 i often sit in silence for long hours hearing my own heart beats at times and never feeling weird about it. I know it's not same type of "silence" though.
@@shawnblackburn3787 wrong. The acoustics of the room affect the performers/performance. No one likes playing in a soundsucker. Also, these kinds of wedges eat up hundreds of square feet of valuable floorspace.
All my life I have heard my own body sounds with not much silence. So the experiences they tell all sounds like every time I go to sleep. I am used to it. The people that would go crazy is the same people that would go crazy in any waiting room.
I experienced total darkness once when I was in a house in the middle of nowhere and we got out of power during a really bad storm at night. Not a single dim light coming through the window, nothing in front of me. I had to crawl on the floor through the room to find my flashlight on my backpack. It was the worst experience of my life and even remembering it makes me uncomfortable.
Balistocardiogram lay on a free floating table and it will move with your heart beat. Thanks Mr Newton. Being alone with ones own thoughts seems like a blessing. Now if you’re dependent upon constant stimulation and in that situation I could see people screaming “let me out”.
@@LAMG059 you shouldn't call them "people with boo boo in their ear" it is very rude. You should call them whatever you like. It's not like they will hear it or anything 🙏
I live on the outskirts of a small town, double-glazed windows shut, 2 am. Just laying and not doing anything for a while. Didn't have any electronics on standby so minimal background noise.
Jk8Z Sounds like a pretty cool place to live! I live in outskirts as well, though past a busy road, and the sound of cars is impossible to ignore. Very few cars where you are?
I came here to reconfirm what I thought I remembered. I'm still seeing posts claiming the longest was 55 minutes, and it was because they coulnd't take it anymore. When I looked up the subject, all I got were results saying it wasn't possible, meanwhile, this video happened 9 years ago. wtf I hate fake news.
50GreyKitties your own heart beat resonates with his which is why it feels like it. It’s like with the one gif that has a tower jump roping cables seems to be making a sound but in reality your brain is making the sound or your hearts starts to resonate with it. I forgot what the effect is called but it has to do with multiple senses being linked in odd ways.
It all felt a little bit too intimate, combined with his talking so softly. Usually when you can hear someone's heartbeat and they talk to you quietly, it's in a very personal setting. We don't normally experience this with random people.
well its not necessarily foam, its just soundproofing walls. They are soft on the outside but on the inside they are hard as a rock and it would be pretty terrifying if you fell.
I had a hearing test done in an anechoic chamber that was a bit bigger than a phone booth. After about two minutes I could hear my blood flowing. It was a mind blowing experience.
What if he opened the door and there was nothing left but a barren wasteland lol. Like in that Twilight Zone episode where the dude went inside the bank vault and came out and the US was nuked and nothing was left.
I'm still in my bed since 2020 and now 2021 I feel good but i have something wrong , when i meet someone i feel uncomfortable and not fine until i'm alone , this is side effect of stay at home and homework . Thanks to covid-19 . 😫
Stop fishing for straws. Like he said, there are people who can handle it and people who can't. I myself will find that challenge easy as hell as I am an introvert.
I will have a transcendental experience in this room. I adore silence. I will actually sit and meditate and enjoy this unique opportunity to go deep inside.
Imagine if you're in a band and you record your album in there.... man, that sound would be crystal-clear.
It would be pretty muffled for my taste.
+Danny Lopez Muffled? It wouldn't be muffled.
Implying my band can afford a decent mic.
+Vithor Moraes Well, there wouldn't be any problem with noise cancellation, that's for sure.
+Vithor Moraes Yeah, that too.
Whenever I go into dead silence my ears actually start ringing. The ringing becomes so loud that I just do something to make the ring quieter. Its weird.
BluesonAF that's blood rushing
Happens to everyone actually!
adrian ayllon Oh.
+BalorClub no it doesn't. It's called Tinnitus and it's caused by lots of things. Get your facts straight. Scrub.
BluesonAF Same here.
Imagine him going out of the room and everybody in the world was missing.
I imagined
@@MrDodo-zj2vn so did I and I didn't like it
It may be why people are so stressed about that room, not knowing what's happening
@@matasovich3446 Neither I
omg that’s terrifying
I’ve spent time in these chambers for work, and have to admit I’m completely flabbergasted by the feelings described of claustrophobia or fear. I always found them quite peaceful and have almost fallen asleep.
I used to work in and around an anechoic chamber for work when I was in my 20's. I always found being inside to be peaceful and calming. They did have rules for how long you could/should remain inside, but I didn't feel that was necessary (for me, at least).
What kind of work did you guys do? I'd like to visit one at least once on my life tbh
@@biq I used to work for General Motors, in the Noise & Vibration Labs. The anechoic chambers (there were two when I worked there in the late 70's and early 80's) were used to test interior modules - fan motors, switches, etc - in and environment where the noises from those modules could be tested and "tuned".
@@biq Radios and wireless devices, anything that emits RF is usually tested inside these chambers at some point.
@biq nearly every university has at least one of these. Typically they are in the electrical engineering department but if the school has a specialty with vibrations and acoustics MechE might have a bigger one.
Was being recommended to watch this for almost 5 years, and now that I'm finally watching it, turns out it wasn't actually a Buzzfeed video.
*_-THIS IS HAPPENING TO ME ALSO-_*
Heck this is one old video
Omg same!!
you couldnt have been recomended this for 5 years or it would have been 2019 by the time you watched this
agreed
Imagine he geting out of the room only to find several years have passed somehow and everyone is missing.
Interstellar Plot there.
And then zombies come out.
Idk
thats what i thought happened when he walked out and no one was at their desk.
i also thought the same
But this was 6 years ago...
This doesn’t beat when your mom leaves you in the car at a store for 5 minutes
Yes.
The ringing in your ear
Oh once I remembered that my dad left me for. 30 min. Oh that was bad
Pizza on printer R.I.P.
Lyle Chatt lol
you walking through the door at the end gave me backrooms vibes. the burst of sound hitting the camera, the buzzing lights and AC units in the background, the well-lit room
Same
Imagine making music or listening to music in this room
Maybe like a perfect studio for recording?
That'll be so relaxing, that's a paradise if that happen
I watched a documentary about the sound and there was a guy playing the same music, first under the bridge that makes the great echoes, and then in the quiet room. The same thing sounded differently. I think that some music would sound better if recorded here, and some if recorded in the echo chamber.
The documentary was amazing. I will now search for its name.
So actually the loudest room right? Hahaha... I mean, all the little noises become so loud and you can hear unhearable noises...
Why are you here XD
I have tinnitus. So if I were in the room, the high frequency squealing noise in my right ear would have driven me crazy. I actually prefer to have a little noise.
Awesome, I found the 8-bit\iBook guy on a video
Yeah, me too, I thought is was a normal thing cause most of my friends and family had it too, but seeing that Derek doesn't mention it or anyone in the comments does either, I suppose not...
+The 8-Bit Guy Same. That ringing sound drives me insane in even just a normal quiet room, such that I either need a fan to be blowing in the room, the computer/TV on, or just some light music playing. Silence would probably cause me to kill myself.
+The 8-Bit Guy Me too, about the little noise thing.
+John Möller omg i thought everyone had it
Little did he know he went crazy and actually never left the room
lololol
1408 😂
Dum dum dum...
😂😂😂😂😂
lee bunch 😂😂😂😂😂
Veritasium casually breaks world record
" I like silence, no big deal":
He cheated by talking to himself. The longer the ear is in silence the more unusual sounds it will pick up, or even create its own sounds to compensate (auditory hallucinations), like a camera lense trying to focus on nothing, that's why most people can't take more than 45 minutes. Every time he spoke out loud he allowed his ear to focus and reset his progress. This is like saying he broke a record for longest distance run without a break even though he sat down and talked to the camera every 5 minutes before running again.
@@Demonstareal
I mean, anybody that meditates can do it easily.
It's not a silent room if you talk the entire time
@@caioscofield If that's true, why have no meditators beaten the record? I'm super-introvert, love to meditate, and i'd love to try this and see. I don't talk to myself out loud, only in my head. I have 15 or so different games I can play by myself with no movement or noise whatsoever. Just going through those once would put me at past 45 minutes. But there must be something to the extreme silence. Idk
The silence in that room:
My ear: *EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
Yep tinnitus
@@Baes_Drawp yes bro no silence for us
Get a doctor bro, you're going deaf
@@thiagocavalcante_ wait what youre getting me worried
Nah theres no possibility
@@TachyBunker lmgtfy.app/?q=subjective+tinnitus
I would be more scared of the floor than the silence
Moonlight In space
I would be as well... See through flooring over heights tick off my fear very quickly
Moonlight In space ikr , and ur profile pic💕💕
The floors foam anyway so it would be like falling into a foam pit...
Matthew Portman a spike foam pit
its foam. if you fall you'd be alright
”the record is 45 minutes"
Deaf people: *thats cute*
damn
Deaf people can "hear" the beat
U copied a comment didn't ya
Hahahaha
-AXIS- lmao 😂
when i was doing my broadcasting engineering degree i had the privilege of going into an anechoic chamber several times with some of my class mates we all varied in how long we could stay in. But i totally heard my blood rushing through my veins. I heard sounds that weren't really there. What surprised me the most the first time though is the deadening of sound like when you talk its hard to explain its like your words get sucked away. We had a couple of people who got really visibly sick and very nauseous. And at least two of my class mates had anxiety of varying levels. If you ever get the chance to experience it though I'd say go for it. It really is a unique experience
I want to experience this for research, for normal persons do we have to pay?
the quietest room is when your teacher done yelling in your class
ɢᴀʙʙʏ ɢᴀʀᴄɪᴀ when ever that happens I get really scared and plug my ears because of my sensitive ears :
That never happens
i agree
😂😂😂
nope when my class is screamibg and yelling at out teacher...smoke ciggarets and joints...welcome to Austrians Kids
From what I hear, that room would be a killer ASMR studio.
edgy
NinjaSpaceMonkey yeah
Kinky
Yup :P
OR, from what you DONT hear. Ehhhh ehhhhhhhh
Imagine after that 1 hour, when he called them, they didn't respond and the door was locked from the outside
That's torture
😂😂
@@rohankishibe8259 I would...
Die
GIVE ME HATE on my videos ...
@@idkanameforthis you are a bot aren’t u >:(
I think the silence wouldn't freak me out but the dark would. I get really anxious and start panicking when it's pitch black bcs I can't orientated myself anymore. So silence yes, total darkness hell no 😬
What do you do when it's night?
@@harfgarflarf there's a huge difference between nighttime and total darkness. at night you can still see the faint light of the sky through your windows, but pitch black is a whole other level. you wouldn't be able to see your own hand in front of you, and after a while your anxiety would start taking over, making you paranoid, since our most primal fear is that of the dark. so yeah, the night's great... pitch black darkness? absolutely not
@@bluekozmox I actually have blackout curtains, so it doesn’t bother me that much. But also when it’s night… I’m asleep. Not much reason to need to see my hand in front of my face.
@@harfgarflarf you're obviously not getting my point
Your mind is in chaos
I would fall asleep in there
if u ever went i wanna come too
Abdul YT what?
i meant like that i wanna go sleep there too
You would have broken the world record😉😉
Odd Lover you wouldn’t be able to
Two things I should say for the record:
1. Anechoic comes from Greek via Latin to English
2. I did not talk to myself for most of the time, but I cut the silent bits because they're boring. If you're that way inclined you can watch the whole hour here: ua-cam.com/video/jr1UMFC9DV0/v-deo.html
In the next episode of "Derek Unplugged,"....
:-)
Would have been nice if you mention research on isolation/flotation tanks or the history of these tanks:)
Am I the only one who thinks it's ironic that audible.com sponsored this episode?
i think having the camera in there might have altered how you felt in the room, I feel like if you were in there alone for there full hour, without talking at all, in this instance to a camera, you would have a different experience
After the video ended and I still had my in-earphones plugged in, I started hearing the wind blowing and every movement I made from neck up. Makes me think a little more about these things. Thanks for the great video :)
extroverts: "this room is so silent it will drive you crazy"
introverts: "it's free real estate"
😂😂😂
lmfao
Yeah! For once, there's quiet!
I was thinking wow that's a lovely place.
Yeaa
I love it, I wish my room was like that.
I can be in there for more than 24 hours and still keep my sanity if even have any left lmao
That's 👍👍👍👍👍
So do I. Well, I hate noise!!!
Nice username
Imagine meditating in that room. You’d be able to feel every single part of yourself
ye
【 Bøuncy 】 ok boomer
Ben Conlin le boomer coomer zoomer cringe based cringe doomer
【 Bøuncy 】 next thing u know... u start levitating
@@kcthedreamer8986 -out through the door
there was literally an ad before this saying "don't be silent. speak your mind"
Hahaha same
girl wyd same lol
girl wyd literally
lmao
All I got was a Exxcon ad on bettering to how to kill the planet.
this looks like an upcoming horror movie about a documentary gone wrong
+Alixia Caesarion My thoughs exactly, when 60 minutes pass, nobody respond and he gets out himself makes me remember 28 days after beginning...
+Nax Ramon yes! But instead of zombies, he somehow manages to enter a parallel universe
Science fiction gold, right there.
+Alixia Caesarion What a GREAT idea for a movie! Kind of like Cube or something!
+Alixia Caesarion like marble hornets, except that marble hornets is about creepy pasta
For someone who suffers for long time from noise pollution a room like this sounds like a dream coming true.
I could finally sleep well, feeling perfectly safe.
same bro , i could kill to spend an hour in that room
I lived in Japan which can be noisy depending on the area you live. The people are generally quiet but even if you live in a quiet area , you will be woken by people coming or going in the morning. If you are near a busy street, sometimes you get acclimated to the constant background traffic noise. It's overall noisier than the USA because of the population density.
Unless you have tinnitus...
Yes... exactly, just let me in 😭
Having some background noise is a good thing because it helps us maintain awareness of our surroundings, especially individuals who suffer from tinnitus like myself.
"Have fun in silence" that sounds like what a villian would say
But... I would...
Read this as soon as he said it
more like a cop that just arrested a criminal
Right
It really does and I love it
The silence probably wouldn't drive me crazy. It's the darkness that would.
Chin Chin The Dark Lord the dark helps me I could sit in a pitch black room for hours just give me a bed and I'm set
ey b0ss would u liek a sacrifice.
same
not being able to see what's around you is what makes me have to sleep with a night light at night lmao
Chin Chin The Dark Lord its ironic that your name is the dark lord lol 😂 😂
What's really interesting is how hyper-aware you must be when you come out. He walked out of the room and I realized how noisy the air conditioning was.
That's my daily experience.
I think a better term would be calibrating (or recalibrating) his own biorhythm. He experienced a very unusual condition, in that room. By being aware of his purpose such as narrating to his audience (intellectual stimuli) while under that condition helped him to calibrate or recalibrate more efficiently and readily once out.
The mic was boosted bruh
A friend of mine was born deaf but recently as an adult he got the implant installed in his brain to hear again ( don’t know how it’s called) but the fist thing he said was how noisy everything was, he was so shocked by it that he says he doesn’t like it, he constantly switches off his device to have some peace and quiet. Can’t blame him poor fella
@@HAIRHOLIC_1 Sometimes I would also like to have the capability to switch off my ears :)
The most mindblowing part of this is when he gets to the end and talks about “the fault in our stars” being a super relevant hot book, and the movie is just about to come out, and then you look at the release date and realize this video is from 2014.
If you watch any fresh video on this channel - you''ll see the 8 years time difference immediately just on author's face.
Imagine someone was somehow hiding there, and at the 30 minute mark they jump out and scream in your ear.
Ian the Bubbian I would die
Piethewolf
In a situation like that everyone would die lol
Ian the Bubbian You probably wouldn't hear it
Snipey-Snipes-28 Gaming! you would hear the scream it just wouldn't be as loud
Ian the Bubbian I'd just cry and die of a heart attack
The fact that he didn’t panic when no one responded had me thinking wow !! I would have definitely gone insane if someone I was relying to turn the lights on stopped responding.
He had a camera which happens to be a flashlight as well so he could actually use to navigate around the room
@@yupei7757 Maybe he could even without it, he had been there for a hour i guess he's eyes got used
@@emanuelleborgesrodriguesli8138 I don’t think your eyes could get used to seeing in 100% darkness there needs to be at least the faintest speck of light
@@TheLastAndTheFirstTrueTurkey lol, you need whiskers to navigate the room
The young lady was right: it's the anxiety, not the silence, that drives people crazy. I've been in BYU's sound chamber and it is definitely a very unique experience!
SooperDave I suffer from really bad tinnitus and anxiety when I’m alone in silence, I would die of a panic attack from the anxiety or rage because of the tinnitus
@Mr. BreadstickI see. I could do that with lights off but I think i will go to sleep 😅
I think I would get out because of claustrophobia more than anything else.
I really love this guy he helped me learn so much things easier then what my teachers could have done if they tought me one subject for 4 years
My Dad used to say that the single loudest thing he ever heard, was the silence in the Karoo desert. He said his ears where straining hard to find a sound, & the sensation felt almost deafening.
No wind, no life, nothing…
Creepy
some hikes I go on have spots like this. Its amazing
Wow, a pastor of mine was telling the church about his time when he went to Africa, no light at all not even the stars in the sky, you couldn't see in front of your nose, that's how pitch black it was
This sounds like it would be the first paragraph of some book
@@12midnight13 I'm ready for your book
"This room didn't make me crazy"
Thats exactly what a person turned crazy would say.
This comment is exactly what a crazy person would say.
🤔
@@carjay7 Indeed. Muhahahaha!
Hahaha
This whole convo are what people turned crazy would talk about.
Who said I wasn't a psychopath already
Alternate title: "The room that turns everything into ASMR"
bad
Ok
Yea
What is ASMR cuz i don't know i am Polish kid don't knowing it
@@CommonBreadman If you just search ASMR on youtube and pick a video or two, you'll find out quickly.
As a meditator, I would LOVE to spend some time in a space this quiet. I can't even imagine the amazing things I would begin to hear within space and within my body. I bet my thoughts would be so loud in comparison to the sounds of the room. I'm sure wonderful things would come to mind with such a quiet space and nothing to distract me :)
Now we will be entering the ASMR room
Please no.
Perfectly balanced as things should be
Perfect for a youtuber
Christian Amm supp it’s me ayden
XD that’s exactly what I was thinking when he entered the room and started talking
I have felt my heart beat before, even in a dark quiet environment, but the way this dude describing it makes it sounds like he's been to the beyond and back
David Idikwu that's a mesh floor
David Idikwu sometimes when I'm super baked I can hear my heartbeat
I actually get that often without being in a quiet environment, just relaxing in my bed right before I fall asleep.
When I’m in a quiet place, my ears like ring and it’s terrifying as hell.
You may have Tinnitus my friend, without realizing it
Sandra Sands, seems legit.
Yeah I agree. Actually to be honest, it’s not always terrifying. Sometimes it’s soothing. But about 75% of the time i don’t like it. But you’re right, not noticing it is a good idea.
That is true.
Cornbicle, woah. Im glad I don’t have that.
The perfect demonstration of content ahead of it's time.
i’d either do one of these things
1-sleep
2-sing really badly
ill gaming in there
same
*Yodelling kid enters the stage*
Jazzy xox fourhundreth like
Singing in a over treated room sounds like this would sound horrible, you have no idea how much echo's matter to you till your without them.
I think I’d get more nervous about the dark than the silence
exaclz
Alexis Northup same how he doing that
True
me too
Samee
The silence, I could handle. It's the dark that would really get me.
For me, I'd say that the silence would get me more than the darkness. I prefer to sleep in total darkness, but I always need white noise.
The human mind does these tricks where it makes you feel a strange presence around you
@@PolishJohnWick that presence is death in pure darkness the body wants to make sure it’s not dead.
Yep
@@Comboowo same. I always have to have my fan on or else i'll get mad. Idk why💀💀
Not only do i believe i can do it, but i also believe i will enjoy it 😂 i often sit in silence for long hours hearing my own heart beats at times and never feeling weird about it. I know it's not same type of "silence" though.
So this is the world’s best recording studio
nah shitty acoustics
Gaming room
Only for certain styles like Steely Dan. No reflections means no "personality".
U can add reverb when u mix so this is more than a great room to record in
@@shawnblackburn3787 wrong. The acoustics of the room affect the performers/performance. No one likes playing in a soundsucker. Also, these kinds of wedges eat up hundreds of square feet of valuable floorspace.
alone? in a room? with no noise?
sign me tf up buddy
If you beat it, you could nut down in the grates
True nigga
Yup
I honestly would have been sleep
600th like
Imagine if someone screamed in between. You would die of a heart attack
Just by imagining that anxiety chocked me
Me I’ve been silence my whole life...
ツSlayer1ツ u kidnapped???
AyyLEE nah I’m just a quiet guy
What do u mean inbetween ?
I want such a room as a sleeping chamber. This is great
45 minutes? damn son give me a blanket and pillow, ill beat it.
Emily Spearman the record isn’t the only thing I’ll beat in there
Give me my phone, I’ll pass for 8 hours.
Dylan Lee Lmao I get it
@@dylanlee1880 haha
Dylan Lee lol
If there was a mosquito in there..
True insanity
Copy
I would be panicking
*OH YEAH*
I would sleep...
A pillow and a matteress is all I need to break this record.
You sure you dont need wifi, laptop, mobile, all that stuff?
@@BanyAdam. I will sleep there for 8 hours and break the record 😂
Exactly.
i can sleep on a floor.
For the record ur not allowed to either use any gadgets nor are allowed to sleep or faint
All my life I have heard my own body sounds with not much silence. So the experiences they tell all sounds like every time I go to sleep. I am used to it.
The people that would go crazy is the same people that would go crazy in any waiting room.
I was thinking the exact same thing
Same!
Same here. I thought I had something for a while cuz I hear my body ticking and flowing in the quiet
I can feel my heart move my body too when I sit still
I think the darkness would scare me more than the silence
True lol
Mmhmmm
I experienced total darkness once when I was in a house in the middle of nowhere and we got out of power during a really bad storm at night. Not a single dim light coming through the window, nothing in front of me. I had to crawl on the floor through the room to find my flashlight on my backpack. It was the worst experience of my life and even remembering it makes me uncomfortable.
strongly agree
Me toooooo
That spring floor looks scary as hell to stand on, tbh...
tftm I thought the same thing! And I also love your profile picture!
Looks fun as
Yeah but if you fell you’d be completely fine
Not with the foam under it
tftm what does tbh means like ????????
“The record is 45 minutes”
Me: *laughs in deaf*
:o
😂 underrated
Oh another cat
Idgaf beech probably subtitled
I wonder what deaf people feel in there. There's actually more pressure applied to your eardrums, so I guess it can still mess with your balance.
I hear/felt my heart pumping and how it shakes my body all the time.
Can anyone send this location to Squidward?
poor guy just needs some silence
Dane Bryant Frazier one message sent to mr squid ward
Ok that was actually funnt
@@TheRealNyalas "Why thank you Mr. Squidward!"
@@Phoenix137 thank you, thank you
*bows*
Dane Bryant Frazier r
After 5 years, youtube finally recommends this to me.
Same
Tanks
@@shakedavraham5628 many days passed by
Same
I thought this is a new one till i read your comment
dunno if its just me but i hear ringing when in complete silence, thats what drives me crazy, i think its tinnitus
I hear that too ._.
same thing here :D
I hear it as well D:
Same
S A M E P H A M
Balistocardiogram lay on a free floating table and it will move with your heart beat. Thanks Mr Newton.
Being alone with ones own thoughts seems like a blessing.
Now if you’re dependent upon constant stimulation and in that situation I could see people screaming “let me out”.
Deaf people: “Put me in there and let me get some free money”
lol
@@pawanj8169 dude you shouldn't call them hearing impaired as it is very rude you should call them people with a boo boo in the ears
@@LAMG059 you shouldn't call them "people with boo boo in their ear" it is very rude. You should call them whatever you like. It's not like they will hear it or anything 🙏
Didn't know Gohan is the Omni king
@@pawanj8169 lmao but thats what its called so no i will not listen to u internet person
Imagin sitting all alone in this room without lights and someone touches you from behind...
I would yeet myself out. of the room and never look back
😃🔫
@@patricksarama4963 Ronnie Mcnut be like
and that's when you meet Jesus
@S O wtf-
I've heard the blood flowing through my ears just laid in my bed at night a few times.
Jk8Z that sounds like a very quiet sleeping place you have
I live on the outskirts of a small town, double-glazed windows shut, 2 am. Just laying and not doing anything for a while. Didn't have any electronics on standby so minimal background noise.
Jk8Z Sounds like a pretty cool place to live! I live in outskirts as well, though past a busy road, and the sound of cars is impossible to ignore. Very few cars where you are?
At 2am? Very few indeed!
Jk8Z at 2am people are still driving their cars here, no joke. Also general background rumble-sound from the city and buzzing street lights.
I came here to reconfirm what I thought I remembered. I'm still seeing posts claiming the longest was 55 minutes, and it was because they coulnd't take it anymore. When I looked up the subject, all I got were results saying it wasn't possible, meanwhile, this video happened 9 years ago. wtf I hate fake news.
Actually silence is really loud
Hello darkness my old friend
i've come to talk with you again
Because a vision softly creeping
Inside my mind
Hear the silence so loud!!
(Ok no one got that ;-;)
The weird thing is that when I study in my room when it’s silent I feel like I hear my sister, mom calling me
Happens to me alot of time 😂😂😂😂😂
This actually means that your mind is healthy
@@secrethitman3680 i want some science backing this statement
@@Noah-or5gr I dont have but a doctor told me lol
@@Noah-or5gr arent these things just auditory hallucinations tho? I think im hearing my name being called as well quite a lot.
The loudest thing in the world is when you drop something in the middle of the night and your mom is sleeping.
your*
@@andrewmoreno9056 thanks
thing*
@@fewbronzegames Thanks, I must have lazy grammar!
Tell me about it, it feels like the whole world knows that you are sneaking around.
8:26
Guy : You alive?
Muller after getting out from a silence chamber after an hour : I am.
It's weird to feel someone's heart beat through a video
50GreyKitties your own heart beat resonates with his which is why it feels like it. It’s like with the one gif that has a tower jump roping cables seems to be making a sound but in reality your brain is making the sound or your hearts starts to resonate with it. I forgot what the effect is called but it has to do with multiple senses being linked in odd ways.
It all felt a little bit too intimate, combined with his talking so softly. Usually when you can hear someone's heartbeat and they talk to you quietly, it's in a very personal setting. We don't normally experience this with random people.
And all of a sudden, amidst the silence...
*AVAST ANTIVIRUS HAS BEEN UPDATED*
Falalongkornz lol
Lmao, I can relate
lmao, relatable
You deserve more likes.
Your in a quiet room sneaking around and your phone says that right as your behind somebody
I'd be more scared about the floor
Same
It's like a foot or two of foam. I think you'd be alright if you fell. But I'm not sure how high up it is.
well its not necessarily foam, its just soundproofing walls. They are soft on the outside but on the inside they are hard as a rock and it would be pretty terrifying if you fell.
+mmAntho wKikiNoni n mm as nm KHz
mel o hello
I had a hearing test done in an anechoic chamber that was a bit bigger than a phone booth. After about two minutes I could hear my blood flowing. It was a mind blowing experience.
plot twist: he didn't go crazy because he's already insane
My response to him leaving the room was "you're already insane dude"
Lmao
LMFAO
Me: I can stay in there longer than 45 minutes
Them: turns lights off
Me: oh sh*t
well ur not wrong
imagine getting a touch sensation while in complete darkness with absolute silence.
I would jump so far lol
Hello darkness my old friend
well...as long as it's free...
STOP
NO
What if he opened the door and there was nothing left but a barren wasteland lol. Like in that Twilight Zone episode where the dude went inside the bank vault and came out and the US was nuked and nothing was left.
ZacCoxTV lol my teacher showed me that episode freshman year I have no idea why
Hey zack! I didnt expect to seee you here! Im in your discord
Haha that one was great!
Edgy Boy hey discord!
It’s not a bomb shelter but I see why you would say that, since you probably wouldn’t hear the bombing.
This feels like you have enhanced senses inside that room like in movies and stuff
Nobody:
My ears in a quiet room: eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeèeeeeèeee.........
I think that happens to everybody, I'm sure there's a reason behind it, so you're not special, just saying. :)
That's literally what being deaf is like
@@Orangeorange8804i think thats kinda the point. If everyone didnt have it, nobody would be able to relate
It happens to me too... Idk if the eardrum is vibrating on it's own when it has no sound waves to make it vibrate..
Man... I've been hearing this and i'm scared if i have ear priblem or something... I'm hella scared.
Plot twist, he’s already crazy, which is why nothing changed
I believe it
@@vaderpaper2111 same
He'd survive seeing the monsters in birdbox
Imo, the room is little broken
I'm still in my bed since 2020 and now 2021
I feel good but i have something wrong , when i meet someone i feel uncomfortable and not fine until i'm alone , this is side effect of stay at home and homework . Thanks to covid-19 . 😫
This would be a godsent for music and general audio recording.
no
Actually loads of movie studios have their own so its no different and new in the industry ;p
But what about the take off the violinist that was banging on the door to get out
People use these same foam wedges in recording studios. VAs, musicians, all that.
ChannelX24 omg yes
Wow. Heart beat subtitle was really helpful ❤
the record is 45 minutes
i want to break that by sleeping
Cool!!!
Me who cant wake up. Lets make that 13+ hours!
Same I really want to sleep there 😂
I doubt they’ll let you tho
Bruh
He is speaking to the camera, maybe that gives some sense of companion...that affects the experiment i think.
its the same as talking to yourself.
@@m.jailam8861 nope, it is a difference, if youre talking to a camera you have not that much the feeling, youre alone
It does
owo then his mic
Stop fishing for straws. Like he said, there are people who can handle it and people who can't. I myself will find that challenge easy as hell as I am an introvert.
People: Watching the quietest room ever.
UA-cam: Let's sneak in the loudest ad in there.
Lol
Me: Maybe use an adblocker
plot twist: he didn't go crazy because he's already insane
World record: 45 minutes
Deaf people: "are you challenging me?"
I saw no ad.
Imagine the loudest room, and there is a mosquito in there sounding like a race car 😂😂
when u sleep over at a friends house and they don’t have a fan
Chesney Hebert i nerver sleept with a fan :(
I miss my fan ;-;
Chesney Hebert LITEEALLY FJSJSJ
Simmer Toddler I’m ur fan :)
I’m not a rich person so I don’t have a fan
Imagine getting out of that room after 1 hour and some guy screams in your ear
Knock a bunch of pots and pans off a table
Imagine a phone notification on the lowest volume. r/mildlyinfuriating
Imagine a tank firing from the distance close to you or an aeroplane crashing or a volcanic eruption, okay okay now that's too much, I know
@@MyPrasad12345 good
I would just go boom and die
"They say it's impossible to be in this room for more than 45 minutes"
Teachers: *Hold my nonalcoholic drink*
What?
@@IbzZen teachers have to teach noisy students for a whole day. Imagine their relief with this room.
Librarians: hold my specs
Xd
students: ahem *cracks knuckles*
Never thought I’d hear Vertasium ASMR today
*so we're gonna ignore the fact that this guy beat the WORLD RECORD*
This ain't the most silent room.0:22
PROkeeping -GK1 deaf people be out there beating the record lol
It's not very impressive at all because like 10 people have gone for the record lmao
Callux beat the world record lol check his video
Maybe he was alr insane
Teacher: Why do I hear talking?
Student: Cause you have ears..?
:p
+MrTechKid 😂
Student: How about prison time, inmate 844256.
+Bottle of cleaning product O H
Nice one
Imagine if there is a fly in there
The one time ever id actually be happy to hear a fly
I ll burn the place down. Damn flies are annoying. They always wait till you fall asleep or start to doze off.
what if it was a mosquito
i don't think mosquitoes make that sound
what if it was Barry B. Benson
This is the asmr i didn't know I needed
the perfect room for asmr
metticandy >////
obviously asmr actually did an asmr video in a room like this !! :)
Kkkkkkkkk
a. Link please?
@@sirgoalfood9446 ua-cam.com/video/xD90_Gh-IKo/v-deo.html
Me: I can stay in there longer than 45 minutes
Them: *turns lights off*
Me: oh sh*t
Same here busters
Nyctophobia gang!
LOL SAME
Im out
I can darkness don’t scare me
Gamers tell them how long you can stay in that room with your computers and a good internet connection
I am legend bahahaha I could stay days with water food and a laptop and internet in a silent room by myself
I am legend
It would completely change the experiment. Computers make sound and have light. So, no.
Oscar Lin jeez its just a joke
I am legend about 7 weeks
Eternity
I will have a transcendental experience in this room. I adore silence. I will actually sit and meditate and enjoy this unique opportunity to go deep inside.