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The clip is credited to Taira Komori, a Japanese sound designer whose horror and game ambience packs circulate widely among indie creators. Uploaders tagged this entry with SCP, and it has since settled into the SCP fan ecosystem as a go-to drip loop for flooded facilities, tunnels and underground scenes. The eight-second length makes it easy to loop under exploration footage. Creators pair it with a danger alarm when a breach escalates, or an Inception-style tension hit before a jumpscare scream lands.
About this sound
A water-drip ambience from a Taira Komori scene pack, common in SCP horror projects. Use it as a flooded-room or underground background in games and edits.
This eight-second clip is a slow, echoing water drip recorded for a game scene ambience, credited to sound designer Taira Komori. Each drop lands with a soft metallic ping that rings out into silence before the next one falls, suggesting a flooded corridor, an abandoned basement or a deep underground chamber. The irregular rhythm keeps listeners waiting, and that waiting is the whole point: the sound makes an empty space feel cold, damp and watched. It builds low-grade dread without ever raising its voice, so it sits perfectly under dialogue, exploration footage or slow horror reveals.
