Table 2_Feeling the music: exploring emotional effects of auditory-tactile musical experiences.docx

<p>Tactile pairing with auditory stimulation has been shown to enhance various capabilities, including the intensity of the stimulus, its location, and its comprehensibility in noise. However the effect of adding haptics on emotional state is still poorly understood, despite the key role of bo...

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Main Author: Naama Schwartz (8754696) (author)
Other Authors: Adi Snir (14703283) (author), Amir Amedi (178254) (author)
Published: 2025
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description <p>Tactile pairing with auditory stimulation has been shown to enhance various capabilities, including the intensity of the stimulus, its location, and its comprehensibility in noise. However the effect of adding haptics on emotional state is still poorly understood, despite the key role of bodily experiences on emotional states. In the current study we aimed to investigate the impact of a multisensory audio-tactile music experience on emotional states and anxiety levels. For this purpose we developed an in-house algorithm and hardware, converting audio information to vibration perceivable through haptics, optimized for music. We compare participants’ emotional experiences of music when provided with audio only versus audio-tactile feedback. We further investigate the impact of enabling participants to freely select their music of choice on the experience. Results indicate multisensory music significantly increases positive mood and decreased state anxiety when compared to the audio only condition. These findings underscore the potential of multisensory stimulation and sensory-enhanced music-touch experiences, specifically for emotional regulation. The results are further enhanced when participants are given the autonomy to choose the musical content. We discuss the importance of multisensory enhancement and embodied experiences on emotional states. We further outline the potential of multisensory experiences in producing robust representations, and discuss specific use cases for technologies that enable controlled multisensory experiences, particularly VR headsets, which increasingly incorporate multifrequency haptic feedback through their controllers and APIs.</p>
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spelling Table 2_Feeling the music: exploring emotional effects of auditory-tactile musical experiences.docxNaama Schwartz (8754696)Adi Snir (14703283)Amir Amedi (178254)Virtual Reality and Related Simulationmultisensory (audio, tactile)music emotionvirtual realitysensory enhancementembodied music cognitionanxietymusic technology<p>Tactile pairing with auditory stimulation has been shown to enhance various capabilities, including the intensity of the stimulus, its location, and its comprehensibility in noise. However the effect of adding haptics on emotional state is still poorly understood, despite the key role of bodily experiences on emotional states. In the current study we aimed to investigate the impact of a multisensory audio-tactile music experience on emotional states and anxiety levels. For this purpose we developed an in-house algorithm and hardware, converting audio information to vibration perceivable through haptics, optimized for music. We compare participants’ emotional experiences of music when provided with audio only versus audio-tactile feedback. We further investigate the impact of enabling participants to freely select their music of choice on the experience. Results indicate multisensory music significantly increases positive mood and decreased state anxiety when compared to the audio only condition. These findings underscore the potential of multisensory stimulation and sensory-enhanced music-touch experiences, specifically for emotional regulation. The results are further enhanced when participants are given the autonomy to choose the musical content. We discuss the importance of multisensory enhancement and embodied experiences on emotional states. We further outline the potential of multisensory experiences in producing robust representations, and discuss specific use cases for technologies that enable controlled multisensory experiences, particularly VR headsets, which increasingly incorporate multifrequency haptic feedback through their controllers and APIs.</p>2025-10-01T05:32:10ZDatasetinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiondataset10.3389/frvir.2025.1592652.s002https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Table_2_Feeling_the_music_exploring_emotional_effects_of_auditory-tactile_musical_experiences_docx/30253258CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/302532582025-10-01T05:32:10Z
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Naama Schwartz (8754696)
Virtual Reality and Related Simulation
multisensory (audio, tactile)
music emotion
virtual reality
sensory enhancement
embodied music cognition
anxiety
music technology
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title Table 2_Feeling the music: exploring emotional effects of auditory-tactile musical experiences.docx
title_full Table 2_Feeling the music: exploring emotional effects of auditory-tactile musical experiences.docx
title_fullStr Table 2_Feeling the music: exploring emotional effects of auditory-tactile musical experiences.docx
title_full_unstemmed Table 2_Feeling the music: exploring emotional effects of auditory-tactile musical experiences.docx
title_short Table 2_Feeling the music: exploring emotional effects of auditory-tactile musical experiences.docx
title_sort Table 2_Feeling the music: exploring emotional effects of auditory-tactile musical experiences.docx
topic Virtual Reality and Related Simulation
multisensory (audio, tactile)
music emotion
virtual reality
sensory enhancement
embodied music cognition
anxiety
music technology