In our first podcast, Lili from the In-Touch project speaks to Tim Neumann, of the UCL Knowledge Lab about his experiences of auditory-tactile synaesthesia. The podcast was recorded in one of the Institute of Education's music rooms so that Tim could talk us through the range of tactile effects produced for him by certain piano notes.

Auditory-tactile synaesthesia – What’s it like to ‘feel’ piano notes?

This podcast series is produced by IN-TOUCH, a 5-year ERC-funded project based at University College London. IN-TOUCH investigates how digital touch technologies are reshaping touch and tactile communication in personal relationships, health and well-being, work, learning and leisure. Our podcasts invite guests from a range of disciplines to share their work and thoughts on touch and digital touch. To find out more, visit www.in-touch-digital.com/category/in-touch-podcast/

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Auditory-tactile synaesthesia – What’s it like to ‘feel’ piano notes?

Auditory-tactile synaesthesia – What’s it like to ‘feel’ piano notes?