UVB-76 "A WOMANS SCREAM"

a woman screams in uvb-76 probably there were two transmissions

[@svinjamaria]

My cousin Niko can't go bowling right now, he's operating UVB-76

[@TrainerSSBBX]

'Eeeey! Niko! Les go bowling! ... Some other time then!

[@AndresViajando]

TrainerSSBBX lol

[@ExMRemixd]

same, btw. but it's my brother, Boris. smh.

[@zhanikka5995]

I see what you did there (so 45 did) but still, good one ;)

[@Kuronekaux]

You see Ivan, if you don't operate radio. Who listen to lady scream?

[@Ortegala]

The scream at 1:10 that's a very well known scream effect of a woman often used in movies, I recognize it so well.

[@DepressedDumbbell]

Yeah. Good for you, kid.

[@thetrashman3129]

Fight fight fight

[@WizardEli420]

Um you realize that this has been broadcasted for over 40 years and at a military base (until 2010) so it's unlikely for that to be fake

[@epeeee]

Patrik Adolfsson sounds like singing

[@mrbuchanan6305]

Like the Wilhelm scream and the blooping radar noise from dawn of war

[@UpEnYew]

Why isn't spongebob waking up??????

[@Mrviccietor]

best comment ever

[@skullyface1]

He died probably

[@Mrviccietor]

Austin Logic cruel but probably true

[@TheHashSmokingStoner]

+UpEnYew its now the people's pineapple under the sea.

[@Jadenespinosa]

Lol

[@1pelikone]

there is a tv on in the backround, you can hear it.

[@Anthony-zc1xo]

Your profile image isn't normal. Its amazing

[@ClonesDream]

Queeeah! [echoed pop] Nice

[@derekokazaki483]

Hells yeah!

[@IDontAShitGive]

Vegren FUCKING MICHAEL ROSEN

[@tromagaming48]

+Pilvinyymi poor gaben :(

[@gunkmoney]

I feel like Dmitri and Boris the radio boys were just sitting in The Buzzer room watching a horror movie and then… AAAAAAAAA and Dmitri was like "blyat that was loud" and Boris was like "hey you think Buzzer pick up scream? hahah the viewers are scared now"

[@yourcucumber2605]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA IM FROM RUSSIA AND IM LAUGHING SO MUCH ABOUT UR COMMENT 😭😭😭😭😭

[@gunkmoney]

@@yourcucumber2605 thank you for replying to a comment that's 2 years old

[@prodnielyoung]

😭😭😭

[@JA37Viggen]

You mean that the operators were watching a movie? Good theory!

[@everlygang]

блюат)

[@thebladezmanII]

It might just be the quality but I think it may be coming from a TV, the voices sound more like what you'd hear in the background where the TV is playing. I can just imagine some Russian guy sitting in the base near there just vegging, watching TV on duty....

[@dylnxd]

***** no you get paid in doge coin

[@chrisdreisbach224]

I believe it is discussion amongst a group of people but not a TV.

[@daverussell9144]

Chris Dreisbach It's a radio frequency for military communications and they use the annoying buzzer thing to keep civilians from trying to use the frequency. The military probably doesn't have a "license" per se for that band, so they do weird shit to keep people off of it. I have no proof of this, it just seems so typically Russia that it probably IS what I am saying.

[@chrisdreisbach224]

Dave Russell I'm aware of that but the noises in the back sound more like a discussion and not a TV.

[@daverussell9144]

Chris Dreisbach​ best explanation I've seen: www.numbers-stations.com/the-buzzer It's military communications

[@johnkapri6306]

You know what I think? It's probably some russian guy sitting there in front of his amateur broadcasting station since the 80s like "Gnihihi, I'm creeping the hell out of you motherfuckerz!"

[@TheVessapaperimuumio]

I like your theory. That would make a funnier and more interesting explanation than "just" Russian military and spy signaling. However, I just don't think so. Imagine pulling a prank involving radio broadcasts that appear to the local intel organizations like you were spying for a foreign country. Doing this in the Soviet Union. Carrying on for three decades. Not being murdered. Never. Not even once. Can you see that happening? Yeah, me neither.

[@oscarkarris8511]

TheVessapaperimuumio it's just a freq occupation indicator. they are commonly used by the north koreans and Chinese to name a few. From what I remember, UVB is part of the space defense side of the house, as it only tends to come online when some catastrophic shit happens over russian airspace or involving russian spacecraft.

[@dryued6874]

On one occasion, someone jammed this station to draw an obscene word on the spectrogram. I shit you not, look it up.

[@kylecline5975]

TheVessapaperimuumio maybe its just to distract us so that we don't notice the real spying

[@TheSwordsmanInBlack]

Dryued I would've loved to be that guy.

[@1MuchButteR1]

It sounded like a boiling water whistle. Poor guy sitting somewhere in cold Siberia probably needed some warm coffee or tea.

[@Queen_of_swords]

Somewhere in forest with a bear and a balalaika 😀😆😆😆

[@ruulanko4312]

If it really is a woman screaming, it's the most used scream in horror movies... More likely just a regular noise that happens to sound like that.

[@VictorianMaid99]

this i sreal kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqeZhKmdZaqLaJo

[@falanu103.]

Waves

[@LongTimeAgoNL]

Sounds like some sort of 'movie' being played in the background, some thriller with the typical women's scream somewhere near the end.

[@Darxide23]

Definitely sounds like the stock scream that you would hear in older movies. Almost identical, so you're probably right.

[@Hellionpuppy]

Yeh you can sort of hear faint speech all the way through.

[@K31TH3R]

Ran a parametric EQ, compressor, and bumped EQ at 600hz-2khz and dropped 32hz-500hz and 4khz-8khz to clean up the white noise and boost frequencies where your average human scream would be. Recorded @ 96KHz 1,400kbps bitrate PCM, which was pointless since the sample had compression artifacts. Equip: Modded X-Fi Platinum (upgraded with blackgate capacitors) -> Pimeta DIY headphone amp (Maxed version, also blackgate caps) -> Beyerdynamic DT-770 250ohm cans. The starting pitch modulates tone rapidly and the harmonics of the room (probably about 20x20 ft. if I was forced to estimate) immediately reflect the modulation with no delay or reverberation, this means the sound wasn't loud enough to be a scream, it was about as loud as normal spoken voice. From an audiophile/producer/sound and general music geek, it's not a scream, it's a very squeaky hinge of a heavy door opening.

[@Hunne2303]

wow...I was thinking more of a TV sound or something that had a squeaky door opening noise in it when I heard that one first...good thing there are nerds and geeks out there :)

[@ImSAVTIIC]

K31TH3R i dont know what any of that fucking means.

[@freethinker424]

K31TH3R Dude..... wat?

[@daverussell9144]

freethinker424 It's way too quiet of a noise to be a scream. The guy is an audio engineer and figured this out.

[@ElanaVital83]

K31TH3R Could it be a TV?

[@FishoeShoe_da_great]

1:14 = Woman's scream

[@AnimeLover-rl7ow]

Actually, it starts at 1:13.

[@Sweetgirl-ev6bs]

Lady Hokage no big Deferent

[@fatbastardinapan1466]

Thank youuuuuuuu

[@FishoeShoe_da_great]

Sweet toto wait wat?

[@numberonemistake5666]

detecтιve• ғιѕнoe• scary O.o

[@catboyfilms2]

It just me or do these things just creep you the hell out?

[@PSNsjohnson11]

No, they're fucking creepy as hell.

[@hristiyanangelov3610]

***** Are you in any way involved in this, dear leader?

[@HegozZz]

***** I think you are more creepy than UVB-76 mr Kim.

[@FatScotishguy]

Yep, its amazing what a static and a looping buzz sound can do. Though I get creaked out by this sort of stuff easily i love it though

[@BobKerman0265]

Apple Jack I never expected a pony to be interested in strange Russian radio signals.

[@fennviktorvich]

Feels like a TV because since the video started you can hear a dialogue going on before and after the scream flawlessly.

[@mythgirl123456789]

nOPE NOOOOPPPPPPPPEEEEE seriously, why the hell am I listening to this at night? D:::

[@LEOODARTHVADER2]

And why not? It's uvb-76, and we all know it's an active radio (we don't know why) and maybe it's just a couple of guys watching an horror movie in the background

[@mythgirl123456789]

I did read through the comments and figured that there definitely could be explanation, but it's just down right eerie anyway

[@teamseshmason]

mythgirl123456789 the buzzing noise is a radio blocker to block people from the sttion and russian spis use it and use a blocker to block out unwanted listeners

[@BobDawg173]

LEOODARTHVADER2 Every stream i try online just gives me static. Is it really still active?

[@dannyboy768]

Its 4:09 am here. Fuck my life.

[@Scarlett0987]

Beethoven been real quiet since this dropped

[@seeifthisoneworks]

So, this is what gave Hans Zimmer the inspiration for the Inception soundtrack.

[@tomreevo]

For thosw of you who don't know, the screaming is whistling. The reason the broadcast buzzes (as always) is because the sound is generated by a machine next to an open microphone. Meaning that the microphone doesn't have an onn/off switch. Meaning that talking, whistling, and any other forms of noise not generated by the buzzer are possible to be broadcasted.

[@micahnewman]

It's known that the buzzer generating device is miked acoustically, so the mic is picking up noises in the background. There are a lot of recorded instances like that.

[@mrh112]

It could be a cross signal from another transmitter.

[@xueyong8619]

It is almost certainly is. You can clearly hear voices throughout the rcording.

[@taterboob]

Doesn't make me feel any better.

[@ghostbatedor9630]

Nah, it cant camarada, these signals means codes... spec ops maybe or message from the ghosts and phamtons? Maybe demons? Maybe angels? Make yourself a opinion

[@williamgson4055]

Or the operators of the station are watching a movie or something in the background. There are several reports of hearing conversations, movies and moving of furniture in the background while listening to UVB-76. So nothing weird really, just some bored Russians. Also, the beep comes from a sound generator that is standing in front of the microphone. That's why the mic sometimes catches other sounds too.

[@TheJackrocks1]

Maybe it was movie night lol

[@meonic8337]

Note the conversation you can faintly hear before and after. The mystery behind it is creepy as shit, but the "scream," is more like a sound effect or something, it seems. If it's not a Radio Soap, then idk what it is.

[@neodonkey]

The reason is because UVB-76 is an open mike sitting next to the buzzer (apparently the buzzer generates that sound mechanically). Many voices have been heard on it in the past, in one case an entire conversation. The picture in the video is the actual facility the station used to operate from and is now abandoned, the operators have moved to another base. There is a video of urban explorers going through the abandoned facility and they go through about 3 layers of cellars. It is like something out of silent hill. I'll try and dig out a link to it.

[@Inladner]

Tripledonkey tell me you found the link

[@kenan1345]

@@neodonkey did you find the link ?

[@burzum_]

@@kenan1345 hes probably dead

[@brucetowers8405]

Mr. Nightmare, anyone?

[@dengekitomato]

Me. Lol!

[@GatLaFlare]

yepp

[@staubandy9709]

Me to

[@worldsupermedia7509]

Me

[@tomhansen7582]

It may be frightening to listen to numbers stations, true. But it is more helpful to be inquisitive about and not afraid of them.

[@MGTVChannel2187]

Мне показалось, или на 0:14 отдаленно было слышно ругательство?

[@gameworld-xp6tz]

Походу кто то сидит там (у микрофона)

[@aod.1]

According to @Ortegala, it's used in a movie. Could well mean that a human is behind the buzzer, keeping it maintained and doing things to make time pass. Plus, at 0:57 you can hear someone speaking.

[@s1avaaa]

is not scream! is a whistle on 1:13

[@UntitledKirk]

In case anybody doesn't feel like listening to the entire thing, it's at 1:13

[@teekom7940]

***** nu fuck you

[@Utonian21]

Thanks.

[@dragonemperor6480]

UntitledKirk thank you

[@dirkhinzle5317]

this girl sneaked in the base but got caught and eliminated so no further information can leak

[@guuus2]

Thank s

[@Impreza_S206]

I can just picture some guy sitting in a base watching TV with the microphone on...

[@rarutab]

Well maybe you know that thiz buzzing sound is considered to be an external noise, like a speaker placed near a micophone, so sound bleeding like this may be normal, as it may be sounds of the caretaker's activity around the compound

[@duck0440]

Ur romanian lol

[@thejawe33]

Mythical beasts!!! ^_^

[@Swaggless]

You know it!

[@Garenex]

That's what brought me here.

[@730KC]

They're the reason I am here too lol.

[@natalielammey5504]

WHAT UP HOMIE

[@Akbaker96]

Lol same here!

[@jaccykun9482]

If you listen well enough early on you can hear what sounds like faint voices

[@willcrump]

I feel like if u listened to this for too long it would make you insane or hypnotise you...

[@Wulfis69]

You fools, probably its just a microphone that takes the oscillator sound and in the background theres a "watchpost" literally watching television all day and drinking from his samowar.

[@hevendor958]

its at 1:14 you air breathing twat

[@zephyrp8836]

thats exactly what it is, the noise is generated on the spot

[@lucidphusion]

Does no one else here the conversation throughout the buzz? Very lightly, you can hear a woman in the beginning, and a man a little over half-way. Then you hear the scream... Is there not a chance a weak underlying broadcast was picked up?

[@Yikes808]

I heard it. Possibly maybe a radio show somewhere in Russia. You know how sometimes radio stations overlap eachother when switching through? Maybe something like that.

[@johnadams8611]

Sounds like they just had a tv on in the background. I can't imagine how boring it must be to man that station. Not sure what UVB-76 is, but it probably did 9/11.

[@fds7476]

Ah, so 9/11 _was_ a full-time job!

[@leaddav388]

UVB-76 was a deep space transmitting station and most of the time buzzing and beeps happened and sometime a mans voice interrupt with a strand of numbers like 4836952345875 its never been explained

[@another90daystochangethis34]

0:57

[@dragonemperor6480]

Another 90 days to change this 1:13 for scream

[@NateCraven318]

FD S Too damn soon, but great joke.

[@thisseagamer8165]

1:14 is the scream but it sounds generated by electronic.

[@UgorinMax]

на 0:13 я отчетливо слышу "еп твою мать" )))

[@fannygo2415]

0:13

[@fannygo2415]

Мне тоже

[@koshkovumen]

Ага...

[@tamtamich4]

А тоже слышу 😃😃😃

[@BigSnellMusic]

hay guys go on good mythical morning they talk about it

[@Mrviccietor]

It was a good topic on GMM

[@Mrviccietor]

Gangaswan it was on good mythical more. Just search uvb-76 and good mytichal more and you'll get there.

[@MistyJeffyJeff]

Title of the episode is 4 Strangest Unsolved Mysteries and they're talking about the buzzer in good mythical more "The Mystery of UVB-76" link: JbfG-0plMns

[@nothinghere5328]

11 years, wow, It seems like yesterday that I discovered this radio

[@sickoslater]

god that's scary. It's very faint too, if it was close up / louder it would be less scary

[@nothingtobeseenhere]

Honestly, it didn't really sound like screaming. It just sounded like the radio-operator, or whoever was passing by the microphone (which seemed to be on at the time of this recording based on the other voices that could be heard) at that moment was whistling. In short: I don't think it was screaming, but just someone whistling within range of the microphone.

[@JosephHood83]

its possible, i dont know what it is, but it sounded a hell of a lot like screaming to me.

[@LauraCastillo-cf5fu]

Min 1:13 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqCwf5J_iLx0Ztkm13s

[@FrankFckngWest]

I was convinced it was screaming until I read your comment. I re-listened to it several times after and have to agree with you. Either way, creepy as all hell.

[@nooredindarwish5746]

Seems like to sponge bob's alarm, but he is not waking up, lol

[@tommysalami778]

Did the fbi just reveal this is spongebobs alarm clock

[@Schule04]

This radio station works by having a buzzer next to a microphone, so obviously anything else happening near it is transmitted as well

[@leaddav388]

UVB-76 was a deep space transmitting station and most of the time buzzing and beeps happened and sometime a mans voice interrupt with a strand of numbers like 4836952345875 its never been explained

[@tasakliyizcukluyuzankaraguclyz]

i think this is the best tone of the buzzer

[@JezzMan]

my brother seriously reckons he can hear spirits talking to him on his radio, no sheeeeeet.

[@coacalom]

u w0t m8

[@JezzMan]

Spartan XII He reckons they ask him for help, things like "we need light" or "give us your light". Funny thing is, they don't ever say anything meaningful or profound. Just "help" and "we need light". I listen to some of his recordings and personally I believe in spirits and the spirit world, but asking for light thru his radio set, that's pushing my belief a bit too far? It's one of those things where he interprets some noises as voices, I think it's a bit of a coincidence also because then, in his view, he is a "hero spirit-saver" using his "higher knowledge" (and his radio set) to save all these hordes of lost souls from wandering in some kind of realm of eternal darkness? I could say more but that's the long and short of it, also I hear other recordings put up on here and they seem to say the same kind of crap "help us" "we need light" etc. etc. Weird.

[@coacalom]

Jezz Man well thats.... different.

[@xanderlee5976]

Ask him to try listening to plain white noise from a radio. He'll most likely hear the voices from any such sound. It's a common phenomenon to hear voices from white noise, particularly easy if you wear a blind fold. I believe it is just an auditory illusion, though that isn't to say I don't believe in ghosts.

[@JezzMan]

Xander Lee I have done. He says the best results are from his setup with a laptop microphone and a hairdryer. He runs the hairdryer next to the laptop and the motor noise is then "cancelled" by the internal noise cancellation in the laptop. The "voices" seem to then come out amplified. The strangest thing is I have listened, and when a woman (say, my mum or girlfriend) walks in the room, I have heard things like cusses and kinda nasty-sounding noises like grunts and moans, even stuff which sounds like swearing! I don't know what to make of it lol.

[@egge4270]

Anyone from people playground?

[@theasshole7383]

It's a tv in the background because that scream is used in many movies and shows

[@MrAngelofoblivion]

I've been hearing a few people say that it had been relocated/set up somewhere else

[@peytonlutz1]

WE NEED THE O LEGENDARY CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT TO HIJACK THE STATION!!!

[@notatrampoline]

YUS

[@Aqua.man045]

Naw we need Max Headroom

[@flcxflc]

this is the stuff my nightmares are made of.

[@robinalnborg131]

Dummy Girl LOLL

[@Misterlegoboy]

frequencies close to eachother tend to spill over to eachother

[@poggers_person8]

This is my favourite song!

[@FedorovAvtomat]

Sounds more like some sort of radio interference, not a scream really.

[@ClaireSunshine]

I was listening to it live once and swore to god I heard a door slam and then a the extremely faint sound of a male scream in the background. Anyone else have an experience like this?

[@That_One_Guy_In_A_Band]

What was the wave frequency? now I'm intrigued!

[@ClaireSunshine]

I don't know I think I was on a webstie when I heard it.

[@ClaireSunshine]

By the way if you listen closely in between buzzes you hear a conversation going on between a male and a female.

[@xandercovington6156]

+ToonLink682 Frequency is 4625 kHZ AM, websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901 tune in through here if you don't have your own shortwave radio

[@That_One_Guy_In_A_Band]

Editor Guitarist Thanks!

[@Falaxuper]

Also, I tried to catch UVB signals on other recommended freqs, but I couldn't find the station.

[@svinjamaria]

On a side note- the scream could have came from an animal near the base of where the transmission is. Or a television. Or an animal on television.

[@IrishLincoln]

Don't think it is a woman's scream, although that is what our brain hears that is similar. The part at 1:12 sounds like atmospheric interference. This can happen due to solar storms, surface weather, and other transmission interference.

[@Aventador321]

I agree. The audio starts making a buzzing noise a few seconds before the "scream", indicating there might be interference in the transmission.

[@TooCooFoYou]

IrishLincoln Or it could be coming from the TV...

[@IrishLincoln]

***** there is no TV. This is a 4625 kHz signal, which is very strong, but will still pick up atmospheric interference (other radio signals crossing the signal). This is common if her listen to any shortwave for any length of time.

[@TooCooFoYou]

IrishLincoln I meant that you can hear noises in the background before the scream. It could be that someone who was manning the radio station at the time was watching TV.

[@IrishLincoln]

***** I know what you meant. There isn't a microphone like a DJ would use. The stations are set up to use speech and morse generators and/or pre-recorded messages and those are plugged into the transmitter. The facilities are usually EMP shielded and no TV, radios, or other small appliances are near the transmitter to prevent exactly what you suggested (interference from said appliance).

[@LilaAltman]

this uvb-76 shit is constantly making me shit my pants everytime i hear the buzzing and static!!!!! what the fuck is in this world!!!!!! my god please help me lord or shall i forever suffer from the pain this sound is coming from!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@PH5221]

Правда страшно

[@marcusswaddling1084]

you joking right? aha

[@LilaAltman]

Figure of speech, i was freaking out, and felt like i was gonna crap my pants.

[@LilaAltman]

Pro Era Лол, я знаю, право?! Я был просто так страшно, когда я сказал мой папа историю на следующее утро. XD

[@LilaAltman]

Pro Era потому буквально, я был так напуган, я собирался кричать и бежать, если я видел мой брат шел ко мне под небольшим пространстве тени. : D

[@thekeyboardwarrior1018]

it is said that the UZB-76 uses a microphone to record the buzzer and messages, this might mean a woman was screaming near the microphone or something else

[@tremorsfan]

Right after the scream there seems to be some sort of dramatic music, furthering the idea that it’s interference from a television.

[@unklewink]

I thought this would end with one of those Halloween ugly faces screaming.

[@TheSwordsmanInBlack]

Don't worry brah. You're safe here.

[@unklewink]

OrphanOfTheMoon Or am I? Bwah hah hah! ;)

[@stilianivanov3377]

Lol, they speak Russian... Its hard to hear what they talk about but i heard a couple of words like "understand", "direction" and some other stuff...

[@ragdoll1021]

I could hear talking somewhere around the beginning, and the scream sounded like a horror movie scream you hear in older movies. So, it might just be a TV.

[@Hunne2303]

this sounds exactly as it sounds when one of my friends does not close his mic while on TS and he watches tv or talks to someone on the phone

[@spugintrntl]

Sounded more like somebody whistling tunelessly to me.

[@SoundJudgment]

Why can't they simply use 'Skype' over a VPN? It's live-conferencing feature. Gawd, are their spies always so archaic? ;)

[@metrotek5]

+Sound Judgment (Soundjudgment) Who said anything about spies? Interesting, albeit most likely, conclusion.

[@SoundJudgment]

+Lynn Preston Heck, it's pretty much a foregone conclusion these short-wave 'Number Stations' weren't giving crop-soil analysis reports all these years. ;)

[@metrotek5]

Indeed. VPN isn't as secure as people believe.

[@RageMojo]

+Lynn Preston The most probable explanation is one of the two following, 1. It is for coded messages for operatives in the field. Basically Spies. Or 2. It is a numbers station involved with Russia perimeter defense for a decapitation nuclear strike. These stations exist for USA, UK, Germany, Sweden and a few other nations in the west as well.

[@tomhansen7582]

Because computers can easily be hacked, and other governments will understand what the Russians are doing. True, while no government acknowledges their existence, they do, and are operated by such said governments. No one can truly decrypt these messages due to a one-time pad operated by the listener (or the intended listeners, rather). Unless the intended listeners had revealed this information or a base was infiltrated by per say special forces, this information will forever remain secret.

[@Sfnafkwthdjwtwtj]

im guessing all the extra voices in the background during the video is interferance from other channels and i think the screem is also interferance

[@coroamanicolai4527]

This might have been a local FM or TV station that is bleeding in the shortwave spectrum and interfering with the Buzzer.

[@UncleInglish]

They're playing metal slug JAJAJA

[@radredguy5828]

Uncle Inglish JAJAJA my left nut you dame tu Costa asshole

[@frauleinlocke6385]

1:13 you can her a scream 😱

[@notfbi5059]

Probably cross transmissions

[@kingautismoslaya7679]

+Sasa van Asas It sounds like a deer, But that's just me probably

[@markofsaltburn]

“Hi, we can’t come to the buzzer right now, so please leave your scream after the buzzer and we’ll get back to you”

[@lyvlove5932]

Maybe UVB-76 is one of those things like WebDriver torso, making sure their sound quality stays the same and doesn't decrease, idk

[@Jackwithalastname]

This is pretty ridiculous. If anyone really cared enough to track the signal they could. It hasn't been scrambled or bounced off enough towers to be untraceable. Let's find the goddamn source!

[@Murr1can]

well they did try to track it down for the second time but apparently they don't want to go to 4 different locations scattered throughout Russia. Also the first location was found but it moved in 2010

[@Dennythepilgrim]

The new location had been found. It's near the village of Pskov.

[@Jackwithalastname]

legendfan003 Why not send an unarmed party to investigate it? Just for posterity and curiosity.

[@BULLDOGPRANK]

0:14 ну ëптвоюмать

[@dieselscience]

Outside of Moscow. It was in a older military communications post but it's moved a couple times.

[@F1NISHHIM]

imagine the worker watching friday the 13th and some dude pulls up and start recording audio

[@user-fk7rd2bd9q]

1:13

[@VictorianMaid99]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqeZhKmdZaqLaJo

[@firedragonosis]

India Alpha Mike November Oscar Whiskey Sierra Charlie Alpha Romeo Romeo Echo Delta.

[@The420Earthling]

it's nice to know that you are now scarred ;)

[@oliver-bmth936]

i am now scarred ??? hahahahah. mike echo tango tango.

[@zoolkhan]

The420Earthling "scared" is one thing "scaRRed" is another. this peace of english education is brought to you by a dude in finland

[@firedragonosis]

zoolkhan you really didn't need to point that out - I think people actually think before they comment and aren't silly enough to not know the difference

[@zoolkhan]

firedragonosis well after two or three individuals used the same wrong combinations of letters, i thought i say something. :-) Its amazing how bad the spelling is in places where english is supposed to be the motherlanguage.

[@rylee5106]

Notice the muted conversation before the scream? Creepy as hell. 0-o

[@ravengotica7493]

My pal Vlad is just chilling in the background watching a horror film.

[@AntAptive]

I'm alone here in the comments... Well I might as well give you some backstory. The radio station was proven by experts to be recorded by a microphone, meaning something in a room was making this buzzing noise. That's why you heard background noises and a scream. The military base controlling the station uses the buzzing as a reserve so people don't use the station to broadcast to. The buzzer usually stops every once in a while (less than once a year), and most times you will hear a man give out numbers, as if they're a code. To hear such scenario, but without the talking, search up The Buzzer Breakdown on KZbin.

[@rachel-gb5qx]

sounds like the estonia siren when the captain was calling for help :o

[@tatra-danielkaras]

PERFEKT

[@mistapeper1283]

sounds like old radio station changing "whistle"

[@zglg123]

Ultimate trolling right there

[@hevendor958]

lol nope

[@thatguyy7581]

Let’s go bowling, wait, Niko can’t

[@PartialCrown72]

Somebody recognize the scream and wanna tell me like the movie it’s in or something? I’d appreciate

[@FatScotishguy]

Listening to this station live right now (Thursday 29 May 19:22 UK time)

[@galaxygus2195]

Somewhere in the secret underground facility, a secretary spills hot coffee on her leg in the breakroom, just down the hall from the broadcast room

[@Inescapeium]

That scream is commonly used in horror movies

[@CaptainMcSizzle]

The location has moved a few times if I recall correctly

[@ChemTreeGuitar]

I’m lead to believe based off of information there was a tv going off in the background. Probably left on by accident. And the commonly know scream just happened to pop up during the movie that was playing

[@PixelTB]

It's uvb-76 broadcasted by two transmittors like on the picture

[@hyvahyva]

Sounds a bit like a broadcast station wound up on top of The Buzzer. The voice sounds very much like broadcast quality processing, coming in very weak. I'm suspecting the "scream" sound was four notes played on a flute.

[@AbandonedVoid]

"I'll be damned" Any chance you can figure out what they're saying at 0:57 ?

[@user-ql8ho7di2w]

What channel was this show on?

[@ElFimpo]

I really wanna investigate further into this.

[@fungo6631]

Hello from the future of 2022! We now have the Buzzer getting jammed by trolls spamming meme music (and sometimes OTHER NUMBER STATION RECORDINGS, such as the Swedish Rhapsody), and on one occasion someone even seemingly impersonated a message speaker!! It is also possible that someone attempted to jam the buzzer with some sound effects.

[@AilurusNOx]

In fact, this is a Russian/Ukrainian shortwave radio station, as a matter of fact, get a shortwave radio and go to 4.625Khz on it. There, it might not be up anymore however.

[@xorcist6898]

DUDE YOUR RIGHT I DO HEAR A WOMAN SCREAMING!!!!! 0_0!