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scp-079 - Broadcast7 (ORIGINAL)

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The SCP-079 Broadcast 7 sound effect features the distorted AI voice from SCP Containment Breach, used in horror edits, SCP videos and creepy meme clips.

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The SCP-079 Broadcast 7 sound effect features the distorted AI voice from SCP Containment Breach, used in horror edits, SCP videos and creepy meme clips.

This short clip captures SCP-079 speaking through a distorted broadcast-style transmission, with a flat, mechanical computer voice layered over electronic hum and interference. The delivery is slow, unsettling and deliberately inhuman, making the words feel like they are coming from an old machine that should not be able to think. It creates an instant sense of dread and curiosity, especially when paired with dark visuals, flickering screens or abandoned facility footage. Listeners recognise the cold, glitching tone immediately, and the brief length makes it easy to drop into a scene without losing momentum.

Pro tip

Place it just before a reveal or jumpscare, over a black screen or static-filled monitor, and let the distorted voice finish before music returns. Pair it with low hums and flicker effects, but avoid layering other dialogue over it.

How people use it

Creators use it before a horror game jumpscare reveal.
Editors add it over glitching security camera footage.
SCP fans use it in containment breach roleplay videos.
Streamers play it when entering an abandoned facility level.

More information

SCP-079 is the sentient, malevolent computer from the SCP Foundation universe, best known to players through the horror game SCP - Containment Breach, where it speaks in a flat, synthetic voice and manipulates facility systems. Clips labelled as broadcasts circulate among SCP fans as short, shareable excerpts of that in-game voice, often reused outside the game in fan edits, creepypasta videos and horror-themed streams. Its unsettling, machine-like delivery keeps it useful for creators who want an instantly recognisable SCP reference without using a longer scene.

FAQ

What is the SCP-079 Broadcast 7 sound?

It is a short clip of SCP-079, the sentient computer from the SCP Foundation universe, speaking in a distorted, synthetic broadcast-style voice. The mechanical tone and electronic interference give it a creepy, inhuman quality suited to horror edits.

Where is SCP-079 from?

SCP-079 comes from the SCP Foundation, a collaborative horror fiction project, and is best known in gaming through SCP - Containment Breach, where the old AI speaks to the player and controls doors and facility systems from its containment chamber.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators usually place it before a reveal, over static, security footage or a dark screen, to signal that a machine is watching. It works best on its own, without overlapping dialogue or loud music, so the flat, glitching delivery stays clear.