Psychedelic Induced Synesthesia

Questions:

24. Do your senses appear to mix when on hallucinogens? (i.e. can you hear sights or smell sounds, etc.) (yes or no)

Percent Yes
Percent No
Margin of Error
54.1%
45.9%
+/- 13% (n=61)

 

25. If yes to 24, please specify what sensory mixings you have experienced.

Subject ID
24. Synesthesia
25. Synesthesia - Textual Responces
1
Yes
Ive seen sounds
2
Yes
I've never experienced this per se - what I do experience is that every object seems to have a certain "frequency" - a certain vibe that I can tune into, which isn't simply a color, taste, sound, or whatever, but a combination of all. Take that how you want.
3
No
SOmetimes I have difficulty determining which sounds, sights, and smells are "real", but I've never really seen sounds or heard colors. I think that's a mundane way of describing the hallucinogenic effects of LSD.
4
Yes
Only on DOM, Saw music coming out of speaker.
5
Yes
seeing sounds
6
No
-
7
Yes
Visions moving on music rhythms
8
Yes
I was watching a cyberdelic video and i could feel the strobe coming out of the screen, i sometimes can feel music as well.
9
No
-
10
Yes
I just remember noticing the fact of it, but not details.
11
Yes
-
12
Yes
this is always said by people, Its more like your thinking and imagination is set on a different RPM. Like your given 10 thoughts in the space of 1. (This is with acid) You will take a look at something and your mind will hit it a 10 different angles, and youll find yourself getting cought up in several tangents of creativity. This is why I think people say "Wow, that seemed like that movie took a year", because if you speed up the perception, "time" seems to slow down.
13
No
-
14
No
-
15
No
-
16
No
-
17
Yes
I tasted a watermelon colored sunrise.
18
No
-
20
Yes
yes, to some extent. mainly sensation and internal 'visions' become mixed. mainly auditory becoming visual
21
No
-
22
No
Well, not exactly. I find that I might be thinking about what a color would sound like, but never actually hear it.
23
No
-
24
Yes
Music becomes visual or tactile. That's all I have experienced
25
No
-
26
Yes
colours take on taste and smell - but only perceptually.
27
Yes
*only with my eyes closed* I have 'seen' music. It appeared as fine pattern of primary colours, spinning and morphing (to use a buzzword) along with the music.
28
Yes
You can see sounds, and feel music. I taste what I smell, and hear what I see.
29
No
-
30
No
-
31
Yes
sounds provoke colours
32
No
-
33
Yes
see and feel (physically) music
34
No
-
35
No
-
36
No
-
37
No
The only thing even minutely resembling a 'mix' of senses, would be the way my CEVs (closed-eye-visuals) respond to music, but that's not really a mixing of senses per se, rather more like the perception of one sense responding to what is perceived by another one.
38
Yes
I've seen music as a vivid kaleidoscope, voices as everchanging ripples of sand on a beach. Once, on 4 hits of acid, I had cartoonish sound effects that went along with every action I saw.
39
No
-
40
Yes
I know that I said no, but, during peak experiences all my senses merge. Thus, although I cannot say that eg I smell sounds, I can say that I can't distinguish sound from smell from touch, etc.
41
Yes
I have, on occasion, seen smells and smelled colors.
42
No
-
43
Yes
-
44
Yes
I see sounds sometimes, like noises effect my vision.
45
Yes
I've heard sounds corresponding to visual stimui, and have had visual hallucinations change to music.
46
No
I dont think I have Each of my perceptions sensitivity is increased enhacing the combination of senses.
47
Yes
I have always perceived music/sounds as (geometric+visual) shapes and forms. Substances amplify this.
48
Yes
Sounds take on unusual characteristics: taste, smell, etc.
49
Yes
seeing music
50
Yes
Answer: Anything that I can imagine, if you concentrate it's all possible. :-) Smell, taste and feel sounds, colors and other peoples thoughts. Hear colors.
51
Yes
experienced. seeing music
52
Yes
The only mixing I recall was sounds took on visual images that would transform all around me, and images had sounds like actual physical objects would. Many times these sounds were "musical" and very pretty.
53
Yes
I almost answered no to 24, but I remembered seeing sounds. I do not "see" them per se, but percieve them as patterns of graphs, much like the Predator's speech-analyzer in his helmet (that's the best analogy, but the patterns I "see" are horizontal and also change color and are solid, not like the patchy patterns of the Predator). In a nutshell, I perceive sounds as something that can POTENTIALLY be seen and that I am familiar with, but do not see in front of me at the time.
54
No
-
55
No
-
56
No
It would be so nice to taste colors or see sounds manifest. I cannot say I have experienced this.
57
Yes
can see and feel sounds
58
No
-
59
Yes
tasted lightning once, but the way I saw it, not really a direct experince of taste... an indirect visual taste experience
60
No
music can affect my visuals but i never see anything different than is already *there* it just makes things swirl more etc. i never had smelled a sound or hear a sight.
61
No
-
62
Yes
Sounds (at least music) drives the visual patterns, to some extent.
 

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