Trippy Sound Colour Synesthesia is an iPhone app that offers a unique and scientifically accurate way to visualize sound frequencies as light and color. Developed by Benjamin Outram, this app allows users to explore the relationship between audio and visual senses, providing an immersive experience of synesthesia.

The app offers a variety of geometries to visualize the colors of sounds, allowing users to experiment and discover different visual representations of their audio. Additionally, there is a mood light mode that projects ambient light in response to music, creating a music-responsive visual atmosphere.

Trippy Sound Colour Synesthesia also includes a science page that provides information about our senses, allowing users to learn more about the fascinating connection between sound and color. The app also features secret modes that can be unlocked for added surprises and exploration.

To use the app, simply speak into your device or play music, and the visualizations will begin immediately. You can select different geometries by using two fingers on the screen. Instructions are included within the app, and can be accessed at any time with two fingers.

This app is not only a creative exploration of synesthesia art, but also a scientific endeavor based on real data about our sensory organs. By using the microphone on your device to pick up ambient sound, the app converts the sound spectrum into real-time light, allowing you to see the color of your voice, music, and environment.

Trippy Sound Colour Synesthesia is part of a larger project on synesthesia and sound visualization. For more information, additional apps, and details about the science behind the app, you can visit the blog site provided by the developer. If you are interested in contributing music for future releases or utilizing this process in your own projects, live performances, or VJ sets, you can contact the developer via email.