👉 Saccadic synesthesia, also known as sensory synaesthesia or auditory-synaptic synaesthesia, is a condition in which one experiences both visual and auditory sensations at once. This condition can occur due to changes in the structure of nerve cells in the brain that are affected by different types of light stimuli. Saccadic synesthesia typically occurs when one perceives a sensory input with two distinct colors or sounds simultaneously.
