Exploring the SCP Foundation: SCP-6624 - Il Maestro del Rancore

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🗓️ 29 November 2021

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0:00.0	SCP 6624, Il Maestro del Rencore
0:07.0	During an episode of the sitcom Seinfeld, Jerry tells George that the German composer Robert Schumann went crazy because he couldn't get the sound of a single note out of his head, and kept repeating it over and over.
0:22.6	Well, this isn't entirely accurate, it is true that art can so very often lead to obsessions,
0:28.6	whether through the creation of it or the consumption.
0:33.6	The SCP universe contains a fair number of anomalies based around music in particular,
0:39.3	with more than a handful simply being anomalous pieces of music that, when played, cause very abnormal things to happen to those listening.
0:48.3	The anomaly at the core of SCP 6624 isn't really that different, but what makes it more unique is the details surrounding
0:57.6	its creation and its purpose. Let's dive in.
1:02.0	SCP-6624 is an apparatus capable of producing vocal music, possessing distinct anomalous attributes related to its composition.
1:13.6	It incorporates 124 preserved human bodies, a system of bronze pipes and bellows crafted from the stomach and lungs of a large whale.
1:25.6	It's controlled via 12 attached keyboards, as well as a number of levers, pulleys, and pedals.
1:34.2	It's therefore speculated that the device in its current state is unplayable by normal humans.
1:41.6	The bellows are manipulated through the rhythmic pulling of three bronze chains, delivering
1:47.3	air to the human components via the system of pipes, which are altered by the use of six levers,
1:53.8	which cause them to expand or restrict airflow to varying degrees. Underneath each keyboard are
2:00.7	four petals, for a total of 48, which are used to control which
2:04.9	human components are receiving air, and each keyboard has 88 keys, which are used to modify
2:11.8	the mouth, tongue, throat, and larynx of the human components.
2:18.0	The human components inside were initially recorded as deceased, but EEG scans have revealed
2:24.9	the continued presence of brain activity.
2:28.7	After further examination, it was concluded that the humans inside are self-aware and suffer considerable distress.
2:37.0	It remains unclear how this was achieved, but it likely involved the unidentified chemical agent responsible for their preservation.
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