Sound → Tactile
uncommonSound → Tactile Synesthesia is an uncommon type of synesthesia. Sounds evoke physical touch sensations on the body, such as pressure, tingling, or texture on the skin.
- Inducer
- sound
- Concurrent
- touch
- Category
- Auditory Tactile
What is Sound → Tactile Synesthesia?
Sounds evoke physical touch sensations on the body — pressure, tingling, or texture on the skin. A violin note might produce a gentle stroking sensation on the forearms. Research has shown it can be acquired after brain injury, particularly thalamocortical lesions. May be related to ASMR.
Research on Sound → Tactile Synesthesia
Ro, T. et al. (2013). Sound enhances touch perception. Exp Brain Res.
View publication →Beauchamp, M.S. & Ro, T. (2008). Neural substrates of sound-touch synesthesia after a thalamocortical lesion. J Neurosci, 28(51).
View publication →People with Sound → Tactile(12)
Linda Brouwer
@LindaBrouwer
Netherlands
Nathan
@ponder
Australia
Jasmin Sinha
@Jasmin
Belgium
AmyB
@Amyb
United States
Vita Henderson Chan
@vitastarkin
United Kingdom
MultitudesTheArtist
@theRoseTreeProject
United States
Rachel M SJ
@rmsloughmft
United States
Ferr
@ferrero
Australia
michal_bd
@michal_bd
Juniper
@junipertreeb
United States
Kris
@Kris
United Kingdom
Squirrel Radar
@SquirrelRadar
United States