That's unfortunate, maybe you didn't know what synesthesia is but the point is you normally wouldn't hear anything unless you have a certain kind of synesthesia, so it doesn't matter how loud you turn it up.
My brother and I "see" music, and we thought it was normal when we were kids. We used to ask, "What did you see?" We thought everyone else had it, but that maybe it was just too personal for them to talk about. It wasn't until I was 25 yrs. old that I found out it wasn't the norm.
The weirdest part about having this kind of synesthesia is being able to "hear" when I blink and look around. wouldn't give it up for the world, though. makes gifs interesting haha
lol Careful, you'll just trigger a hyperawareness in bystanders. Sort of like... You are now breathing manually. Or... You are aware of the position of your tongue in your mouth. Everyone notices after the mention. There's a word for it, but I'm falling asleep. lol
@@slipspacesurvivalist9416 ooooh like when all of a sudden you think of your leg movement as you walk and it becomes awkward to walk because you're thinking???
I could not help myself. My mind instantly was imagining a whooshing sound and a reversing whooshing sound when I watched it. Was this caused by their implication at the beginning? If they had not asked if we hear anything, would I have?
My synesthesia is mostly sound-image and texture oriented, and a little bit of number/letter-color oriented (but decidedly less intense than sound-image and texture). I t's difficult to describe what I hear. It sounds like a mix of a crackle and a sizzling sparkler, as the light fountain goes out, and when the image reverses, it sounds like the crackling, sizzling sparkler is inhaling. It doesn't exactly "play in reverse", it "inhales."
Ha! Well maybe that's true of some people, but it's actually more common than you might think. I have synaesthesia and I have met several other people with synaesthesia over the course of my life. It's actually not very interesting at all. And honestly, it can be super annoying. Every time I see someone gesticulation while talking, I get distracted and stop hearing them talk and mostly just hear this phantom "slide whistle-"like sound. And when I'm driving, I can't listen to music without seeing little phantom images fluttering across my field of view, making me think I'm about to hit someone. And grapheme-colour synaesthesia (which I also have) is so common it's a bit of a let-down to even mention. A is red, B is yellow, C is green, D is yellow, E is yellow, et cetera? Big deal! It can spark a brief moment of conversation with someone else with grapheme-colour synaesthesia to compare our colours, but after that it's incredibly uninteresting.
I actually have synesthesia, as does my mom. I don't know anyone else who has it. I feel what I see while my mom feels what she hears. (Not to be confused with the feeling of vibrations. Certain sounds can make her physically sick.) Both of us can prepare, but we can't stop or control it. For example, if I'm watching a movie, and I know there's going to be a fight scene, I can prepare myself so it's not as painful. Fortunately, I don't feel everything exactly as I see it. For example, if I see someone get stabbed in the chest, I will feel a sharp pain in my chest, but I won't feel a knife go into my chest. When I see someone get slapped in the face, I don't feel the initial slap, but I do feel the warm, tingly sensation after the slap. Someone explodes? I feel a lot of pressure in my body for a second, but that's it. Honestly, I watched a lot of movies with violence, torture, etc, but the worst pain my synesthesia has given me was when I watched someone rip someone's entire nail off. I refuse to watch that episode again. (In case you're curious, it's the Christmas episode in Supernatural.)
Honestly very true. its like one of those fucking "Take this quiz to see how smart you are" Tests. Its funny because they make up some weird ass sound explaination that wouldn't make any sense to relate to the video.
No however the ppl coming to this video think they have it so they wanna see, so there is more likely to be a lot of synesthetes in the comments of this particular video
I heard a little bit of the same thing, but I'm still with inthefade that what we experienced was merely psychosomatic. There are a BUNCH of different types of synesthesia (crossed senses), and this was a test for only one type, like tasting things while reading or seeing numbers/letters always represented as a color. The odds of having synesthesia are 1 in 23 at best over the wide range, so it's not likely what we all heard was synesthesia. It would also be intense, and this sound wasn't.
This made me uncomfortable. It was scary. There was a background like a car running or a low hum mixed with like, "NOM NOM NOM" or "bloop bloop bloop" I can't describe it, but I instantly felt like a fat man was trying to eat me.
I can't LITERALLY hear something as if it was sound (that requires your ears to be involved), but I can imagine what that sound is based on what it feels like. First thought: SNORING
I didn't hear anything. I have ticker-tape synesthesia but I don't actually think I see words when people are talking, I just see them in my mind's eye.
I “hear” a fountain, and then, a sink draining. But that's actually synaesthetic association, I don't actually process it as if it were a real sound, I'm not a synaesthete.
like the bubbles in water sound effect thing like breathing out then the same but like reversed and like its breathing in, like wet but smooth and easily popable bubbles falling down a thin pipe which has water in it and then being like sucked back up it but without the sound of the sucking. Edit: u know those see-through bubble things which people used to put in water and then they dissappear and u cant see that it's not just water? and they're like squishy and kind of bouncy; i'm talking about them when i mean the bubbles in water sound effect
I can't help but think that a lot of people are lying about hearing sounds, the prevalence of motion/sound synaesthesia is around 1 in 10000. At the time of this comment there have been 226 comments, about 90% of which claiming they have the condition....
i heard a strange moaning sound and then it turned into a loud woman screaming. it was very frightening. people should be more aware of this horrible disorder, my doctor thinks i am crazy.
That could still be synaesthesia. Synaesthesia means experiencing thru one sense what would normally be experienced thru another. People can experience it in different ways. YOU see . . . but you feel.
I hear... a very small and quiet sound that matches the movements of the video. I tried it several times, most times I held my breath and had the computer on mute. I hardly see how this could be benificial for someone.
Yes, that's called associative synesthesia, and it's just as legitimate as hearing it with your ears, which would be projective synesthesia. (I'm an associator, and I heard the sound like fingers gently tapping on a big empty cardboard box, but only on the way out. On the way in, I heard nothing.)
the motion feels like a heartbeat and theres a strange pull at the same time, like when you jump down from a diving platorm and your intestines experience this gravity thing... there is no actual sound, but my ears feel like the would be underwater with this particular pressure.... Watching this makes me feel uncomfortable and sick, but i cannot stop replaying it, though... seems to work, thumbs up for this one.... ^^
The odds of someone who has no experiences of synaesthesia finding the video by chance are remote. We look for this by name to test our own experiences. I am a synaesthere with motion/sound. I would not be viewing otherwise.
or when i see people walking and how their legs move, i can hear it in my head. when their legs move forward or move backwards, the pitches are different. its a pattern, so it almost sounds like a broken record.
It's wierd cause I can't tell if I'm hearing it with my ears or my brain. I hear like an electronic breathing. It builds upwards as they expand and downwards as they contract.
I just think it's like breathing in or out, but when I clicked the link to this, I wasn't paying attention, and the shapes and lines that exploded in my mind when the music played nearly gave me a heart attack.
I don’t really hear more I kind hear it in my brain then actually a sound, like when you sing a song in your head, you can hear it but not really? It’s like a breathing sound when it zooms in it’s like a high pitched hum then zooming out it’s like a low pitched hum. Anyone else hear that?
I'm guessing that's what other people experience too, and that they heard it in their mind and didn't actually think they heard anything, though I'm not positive. I only have ticker tape synesthesia, and I see words in my mind's eye when thinking or listening, but I don't actually see them in front of me.
nope it doesnt, you might hear stuff depending on what type of synesthesia you have, but it is very unlikely you would hear the sound effects that are actually there.
@artx4321 You actually could be a synaesthete, since physical sensation is a sense, you could have your visual and physical senses combined. I, however, hear the ocean when I watch this and all of the circles have a blue-ish hue to them.
I heard a slight, well I can't describe the sound actually but people should know that it's not a condition and actually it's fundemental to our ability to communicate so everyone can hear something it just may be hard for some to hear it right away.
im pretty sure a lot of people who are 'hearing' the image (like if they say they hear breathing, because that is too generic of a sound), are just thinking thats what they hear through the speakers. if you are synesthetic you would be able to turn the volume on mute and still hear the sound while you watch the image.. correct?
@atkaJ Both. There's what's called association and projection. Association happens in the head, and projection is outside of the body. I think you have it! xD
I suppose it would depend on the person. Some people find it nice and fun some people find it horrible, it would depend on their life and values whether it would be seen as bad or good. And Topazlily, about your comment about asperges, do some research. It causes social dysfunction and is also incredibly beneficial.
Clear! For me the subtle movements are heard as sound too and they are as soft or harsh as the force or lack of behind each individual motion. It's like having exceptional peripheral (think subconscious also)vision that notices EVERY thing within it's range. It is our survival instincts in the most primitive aspect. I hope that is somewhat understandable? It's just like hearing music in everything and feeling your body & intrinsic muscles moving almost involuntarily to rhythm & ... Memory, Muscle memory, associating at speeds of unawareness, instinct is felt as intuition & all that leaves all kinds of physical sensations and emotions within that are often difficult to articulate.
I'm pretty sure people some think they're hearing things because the test asks you if you hear anything and then you force a sound to go with the animation then you think you have synesthesia but really you kind of just made it up. Anyone following my logic or..
when i watch this i get like a high pitched ringing noice in my head, its faint but i can hear it, i watched this 3 times and it happened all three times and stopped when the animation ended. does this mean i have synaesthesia???
@ftwelve12 For people who have it, it isn't really like just hearing motion or seeing sound through association and not being able to tell the difference. I heard nothing when I watched this, but I have alphabet/numeric synesthesia and it isn't that I simply relate certain colors to letters...the letters ARE those colors. Most people w/ synesthesia don't realize it until several years later. I thought it was just something everyone did, and it wasn't unique or special :)
Its when people associate stuff with all senses. E.G red taste like apples, apples sound like bells for me each weekday looks like a different thing in my head. I can also see timelines with events on them(seem to be in front of me but i see them in my head) but apparently everyone has a form of synaesthesia
I hear something like a breathing, also, I didn't noticed this before, but I also hear the red thing that tells you the time of the video, and also I hear a little when people talk, even though I am really far away to be able to hear them, has this happened to anyone else?
I have colour graphemic synaesthesia. Numbers, days of the week, months and many words have associated colours to me. For example, Wednesday is orange. And when I hear the word pencil, I think purple, unless someone mentions the colour of the pencil. My arts teacher experimented with it a bit when I told her. As a chid I thought everybody had it.
High hum, low hum, high hum low hum... High when moving out low when moving in. Very strange.
looks like everybody who wath this video have synaesthesia hahahahah u have to hear a sound without thinking about it.the power of imagination
same omg
Jan Röper It is involuntary for me. Can't switch it off no matter how hard I try.
Same here lol
Steven Power omg why that sound very looks like me when i heard that
THE END SCARED ME💀💀💀I HAD IT ON FULL VOLUME AND I WAS WATCHING REAL CAREFUL
😂😂😂😂
haha makes me think of the 20-30 sec vids in the early 2000s that have you focus on a image then scare the shit out of you at the end lol.
OK, same but it’s literally midnight and my whole house silent
That's unfortunate, maybe you didn't know what synesthesia is but the point is you normally wouldn't hear anything unless you have a certain kind of synesthesia, so it doesn't matter how loud you turn it up.
I hear BLOooOOOOOOp Bluuuuuup BLOooOOOOOp Bluuuuup, back and forth over and over again lol
yes, very faintly
Wow me too that’s so weird
I hear breathing
My brother and I "see" music, and we thought it was normal when we were kids. We used to ask, "What did you see?" We thought everyone else had it, but that maybe it was just too personal for them to talk about. It wasn't until I was 25 yrs. old that I found out it wasn't the norm.
Damn
Same. I use it as a cheatsheet when creating art.
I found out it wasn’t normal when I got strange looks for asking questions like that 😂😂😂
Hey same here! didn't find out till I was 14 or 15 and now everyone thinks I'm weird haha
@DionnaHayden same I'd be like "wow what pretty colors. what colors do you see for this song?" And they'd look at me weird haha
The weirdest part about having this kind of synesthesia is being able to "hear" when I blink and look around. wouldn't give it up for the world, though. makes gifs interesting haha
Liz Comfort Damn! I never noticed that before, now that you've pointed out the blinking thing I'm never going to be able to ignore it.
lol Careful, you'll just trigger a hyperawareness in bystanders. Sort of like... You are now breathing manually. Or... You are aware of the position of your tongue in your mouth. Everyone notices after the mention. There's a word for it, but I'm falling asleep. lol
@@slipspacesurvivalist9416 ooooh like when all of a sudden you think of your leg movement as you walk and it becomes awkward to walk because you're thinking???
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You can always see your nose, but your brain just kind of ignores it. lol
The comments screwed me
I could not help myself. My mind instantly was imagining a whooshing sound and a reversing whooshing sound when I watched it. Was this caused by their implication at the beginning? If they had not asked if we hear anything, would I have?
I hear someone is taking a deep breath and again and again
it actually made my ears throb! I actually heard and felt something too! It felt like a marble avalanche on my body.
My synesthesia is mostly sound-image and texture oriented, and a little bit of number/letter-color oriented (but decidedly less intense than sound-image and texture). I
t's difficult to describe what I hear. It sounds like a mix of a crackle and a sizzling sparkler, as the light fountain goes out, and when the image reverses, it sounds like the crackling, sizzling sparkler is inhaling. It doesn't exactly "play in reverse", it "inhales."
In this thread: everyone in the world claims to have synesthesia to try to be more interesting.
wow butthurt
Ha! Well maybe that's true of some people, but it's actually more common than you might think. I have synaesthesia and I have met several other people with synaesthesia over the course of my life. It's actually not very interesting at all. And honestly, it can be super annoying. Every time I see someone gesticulation while talking, I get distracted and stop hearing them talk and mostly just hear this phantom "slide whistle-"like sound. And when I'm driving, I can't listen to music without seeing little phantom images fluttering across my field of view, making me think I'm about to hit someone.
And grapheme-colour synaesthesia (which I also have) is so common it's a bit of a let-down to even mention. A is red, B is yellow, C is green, D is yellow, E is yellow, et cetera? Big deal! It can spark a brief moment of conversation with someone else with grapheme-colour synaesthesia to compare our colours, but after that it's incredibly uninteresting.
I actually have synesthesia, as does my mom. I don't know anyone else who has it. I feel what I see while my mom feels what she hears. (Not to be confused with the feeling of vibrations. Certain sounds can make her physically sick.)
Both of us can prepare, but we can't stop or control it. For example, if I'm watching a movie, and I know there's going to be a fight scene, I can prepare myself so it's not as painful. Fortunately, I don't feel everything exactly as I see it. For example, if I see someone get stabbed in the chest, I will feel a sharp pain in my chest, but I won't feel a knife go into my chest. When I see someone get slapped in the face, I don't feel the initial slap, but I do feel the warm, tingly sensation after the slap. Someone explodes? I feel a lot of pressure in my body for a second, but that's it. Honestly, I watched a lot of movies with violence, torture, etc, but the worst pain my synesthesia has given me was when I watched someone rip someone's entire nail off. I refuse to watch that episode again. (In case you're curious, it's the Christmas episode in Supernatural.)
Honestly very true. its like one of those fucking "Take this quiz to see how smart you are" Tests. Its funny because they make up some weird ass sound explaination that wouldn't make any sense to relate to the video.
No however the ppl coming to this video think they have it so they wanna see, so there is more likely to be a lot of synesthetes in the comments of this particular video
I heard a little bit of the same thing, but I'm still with inthefade that what we experienced was merely psychosomatic. There are a BUNCH of different types of synesthesia (crossed senses), and this was a test for only one type, like tasting things while reading or seeing numbers/letters always represented as a color. The odds of having synesthesia are 1 in 23 at best over the wide range, so it's not likely what we all heard was synesthesia. It would also be intense, and this sound wasn't.
More like 1 in 350 for the more common types, and 1 in 2000 for more rare types.
I don't hear sounds, I feel physical sensations. This feels like sandpaper gently scraping over my chest.
Felt like holding my breath when it goes back in
This made me uncomfortable. It was scary. There was a background like a car running or a low hum mixed with like, "NOM NOM NOM" or "bloop bloop bloop" I can't describe it, but I instantly felt like a fat man was trying to eat me.
Sounds like "wHOU wHOU wHOU" to me.
Yes made me uncomfortable too
I can't LITERALLY hear something as if it was sound (that requires your ears to be involved), but I can imagine what that sound is based on what it feels like. First thought: SNORING
It almost makes the sounds in the room higher pitched when expanding, and lower pitched when contracting.
Oh my god! That was like really loud, in all seriousness. I had to cover my ears (although since it's a vison thing, it didn't help much.)
I didn't hear anything. I have ticker-tape synesthesia but I don't actually think I see words when people are talking, I just see them in my mind's eye.
I “hear” a fountain, and then, a sink draining. But that's actually synaesthetic association, I don't actually process it as if it were a real sound, I'm not a synaesthete.
Hey, it's the same sound I hear when I open/close my hands while looking at them.
Good to know I'm not crazy.
You have to be able to easily hear a sound without thinking about it. You don’t have synaesthesia.
when the dots come out i hear "shoop" then when they start to go in i hear "da woop".
like the bubbles in water sound effect thing like breathing out then the same but like reversed and like its breathing in, like wet but smooth and easily popable bubbles falling down a thin pipe which has water in it and then being like sucked back up it but without the sound of the sucking.
Edit: u know those see-through bubble things which people used to put in water and then they dissappear and u cant see that it's not just water? and they're like squishy and kind of bouncy; i'm talking about them when i mean the bubbles in water sound effect
Didn't hear anything, but the video reminded me of water gushing out, and then the sound played backwards with the dots going back in.
this synaesthesia sounds cool. It means wen ur watching tv...u can hear the sound effects even wen the tv is on mute..
I can't help but think that a lot of people are lying about hearing sounds, the prevalence of motion/sound synaesthesia is around 1 in 10000.
At the time of this comment there have been 226 comments, about 90% of which claiming they have the condition....
it’s like “wohwohwoh” back and forth
weird
This felt like beachhouse dive. You guys should listen to it
i heard a strange moaning sound and then it turned into a loud woman screaming. it was very frightening. people should be more aware of this horrible disorder, my doctor thinks i am crazy.
That could still be synaesthesia. Synaesthesia means experiencing thru one sense what would normally be experienced thru another. People can experience it in different ways. YOU see . . . but you feel.
I hear... a very small and quiet sound that matches the movements of the video. I tried it several times, most times I held my breath and had the computer on mute.
I hardly see how this could be benificial for someone.
sounds like wind
I did here a sound but it's kind of hard to describe. It was almost like a trolly with slightly squeaky wheels being pushed back and forth.
i heard a high sound when it expanded, and then a low sound when it contracted.
Yes, that's called associative synesthesia, and it's just as legitimate as hearing it with your ears, which would be projective synesthesia. (I'm an associator, and I heard the sound like fingers gently tapping on a big empty cardboard box, but only on the way out. On the way in, I heard nothing.)
Bump sound gets higher going out and bump sound getting deeper going in
the motion feels like a heartbeat and theres a strange pull at the same time, like when you jump down from a diving platorm and your intestines experience this gravity thing...
there is no actual sound, but my ears feel like the would be underwater with this particular pressure....
Watching this makes me feel uncomfortable and sick, but i cannot stop replaying it, though...
seems to work, thumbs up for this one.... ^^
The odds of someone who has no experiences of synaesthesia finding the video by chance are remote. We look for this by name to test our own experiences. I am a synaesthere with motion/sound. I would not be viewing otherwise.
its probably more psychosomatic than anything else, but I clearly feel a pressure on my hears when I watch it.
or when i see people walking and how their legs move, i can hear it in my head. when their legs move forward or move backwards, the pitches are different. its a pattern, so it almost sounds like a broken record.
i heard a piano melody... pretty loud, complex, beautiful...
It's wierd cause I can't tell if I'm hearing it with my ears or my brain. I hear like an electronic breathing. It builds upwards as they expand and downwards as they contract.
I just think it's like breathing in or out, but when I clicked the link to this, I wasn't paying attention, and the shapes and lines that exploded in my mind when the music played nearly gave me a heart attack.
It sounded like a high pitched "ahhh AHHH ahhh" like if someone were singing. Very pleasant :]
Anyone else see the faint dark blue that follows the little circles?
I don’t really hear more I kind hear it in my brain then actually a sound, like when you sing a song in your head, you can hear it but not really? It’s like a breathing sound when it zooms in it’s like a high pitched hum then zooming out it’s like a low pitched hum. Anyone else hear that?
I'm guessing that's what other people experience too, and that they heard it in their mind and didn't actually think they heard anything, though I'm not positive. I only have ticker tape synesthesia, and I see words in my mind's eye when thinking or listening, but I don't actually see them in front of me.
just to clarify. it's not a disorder. If anything it's an advantage.
that hurt my ear -.- it was like a low pitching sound that would increase everytime it would grow big. never doing THAT again...
i can feel a bubbling in my chest if that counts..
nope it doesnt, you might hear stuff depending on what type of synesthesia you have, but it is very unlikely you would hear the sound effects that are actually there.
@artx4321 You actually could be a synaesthete, since physical sensation is a sense, you could have your visual and physical senses combined.
I, however, hear the ocean when I watch this and all of the circles have a blue-ish hue to them.
I hear a scraping noise like a coin being dragged back and forth across a surface. It's pretty strange.
I heard a slight, well I can't describe the sound actually but people should know that it's not a condition and actually it's fundemental to our ability to communicate so everyone can hear something it just may be hard for some to hear it right away.
What happend is I heard my AC unit getting slightly louder as the image expanded and softer as it contracted.
im pretty sure a lot of people who are 'hearing' the image (like if they say they hear breathing, because that is too generic of a sound), are just thinking thats what they hear through the speakers. if you are synesthetic you would be able to turn the volume on mute and still hear the sound while you watch the image.. correct?
It felt like pressure was going in and out of my ears
I hear trirrrling trirrrlong trirrrrling trirrrrlong type of sound when i look at it
Too bad yall cant hear it. it's nice and groovy, I'm dancing to it right now.
no i don't hear anything but i see purple and green streaks across when they move
I don't hear anything, but I feel the bubbles attracting and repelling, ripply and en masse, in my chest.
I heard a low violin hum and then it got louder as the circles came closer
I can hear things when waching other silent animations but not with this one as such, i just felt a rumbly buzz with each time it waves in and out
@atkaJ Both. There's what's called association and projection. Association happens in the head, and projection is outside of the body. I think you have it! xD
Almost like bubbly raspy breathing. Then it reverses and when they all meet at the central point there is a moment of silence.
I heard Paganini's 5th Caprice being played backwards in a green flute.
i hear like.... rain noises, but it's kinda reversed when it goes back in?
I can hear a lot... but I suppose the TV set is turned on...
I suppose it would depend on the person. Some people find it nice and fun some people find it horrible, it would depend on their life and values whether it would be seen as bad or good.
And Topazlily, about your comment about asperges, do some research.
It causes social dysfunction and is also incredibly beneficial.
To anyone who hears something:
Is it like, loud and clear, or really distant?
I think synesthesia is so cool. :]
Clear! For me the subtle movements are heard as sound too and they are as soft or harsh as the force or lack of behind each individual motion.
It's like having exceptional peripheral (think subconscious also)vision that notices EVERY thing within it's range. It is our survival instincts in the most primitive aspect. I hope that is somewhat understandable? It's just like hearing music in everything and feeling your body & intrinsic muscles moving almost involuntarily to rhythm & ...
Memory, Muscle memory, associating at speeds of unawareness, instinct is felt as intuition & all that leaves all kinds of physical sensations and emotions within that are often difficult to articulate.
I'm pretty sure people some think they're hearing things because the test asks you if you hear anything and then you force a sound to go with the animation then you think you have synesthesia but really you kind of just made it up. Anyone following my logic or..
True
my internal voice says "boing" but im pretty sure thats just me thinking abt how its boinging
Unless you're the guy from the documentary, bugger off. No two people have the same synesthetic reactions.
when i watch this i get like a high pitched ringing noice in my head, its faint but i can hear it, i watched this 3 times and it happened all three times and stopped when the animation ended. does this mean i have synaesthesia???
I hear something very faintly but I don't know how to describe it, just air. I see blue and yellow shine around the dots though
I don't hear it, I feel it.
I may have a little bit of synesthesia: I heard chimes and cymbals forwards and backwards.
Your right though, they should have used something less rhythmic to avoid confusion.
i dont hear anything, but i see like these green traces?
do they actually hear it? or uncontrollably imagine the noise
I hear my own thoughts, telling me that I don't hear anything.
I turned the sound off because I thought it was going to be one of those scare videos. My past experiences totally messed up this experiment LOL.
wow I definitely "hear" mmm mmm inside my head!It is very unpleasant feeling...
+Hipsipilla G me too!
it feels squishy- but like, in my brain?? am i crazy?
I hear deep breathing, like hyperventilating almost 😭
I didn't hear anything, but it felt like the sound of a vacuum, if that makes any sense.
correct me if i'm wrong but isn't synaesthesia having to do with associations?
thats what I "heard", but I kinda heard it before the screen saver started, so I guess I just made it up.
Your not supposed to hear anything? I hear a "swooshing" kind of noise.
I hear a wheeee with the tone going up as it expands, and whoooooo with tone going down as it shrinks
Didn't here crap, but when the circles moved out, my ear hurt, like the weakest pinch, and when they moved in, it felt pulled
Guess you're synaestesic. Unless there's a water cooler behind you.
@ftwelve12 For people who have it, it isn't really like just hearing motion or seeing sound through association and not being able to tell the difference. I heard nothing when I watched this, but I have alphabet/numeric synesthesia and it isn't that I simply relate certain colors to letters...the letters ARE those colors. Most people w/ synesthesia don't realize it until several years later. I thought it was just something everyone did, and it wasn't unique or special :)
i hear beethoven's 5th symphony being played backwards on a giant orange clarinet
Its when people associate stuff with all senses. E.G red taste like apples, apples sound like bells for me each weekday looks like a different thing in my head. I can also see timelines with events on them(seem to be in front of me but i see them in my head) but apparently everyone has a form of synaesthesia
Cool drum noise you got goin there
I heard a feint sound. Couldnt catch it but the closest would be a saw...
I hear something like a breathing, also, I didn't noticed this before, but I also hear the red thing that tells you the time of the video, and also I hear a little when people talk, even though I am really far away to be able to hear them, has this happened to anyone else?
I have colour graphemic synaesthesia. Numbers, days of the week, months and many words have associated colours to me. For example, Wednesday is orange. And when I hear the word pencil, I think purple, unless someone mentions the colour of the pencil. My arts teacher experimented with it a bit when I told her. As a chid I thought everybody had it.
I hear someone breathing in and out while calming music soothes the background.
popping kinda tingly bubbly sounds