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The Portal button clip features GLaDOS instructing you to place the Weighted Storage Cube on the Aperture Science Super Button in the test chamber.

This clip captures GLaDOS delivering one of her dry instructional lines from Portal, calmly telling the player to place the Weighted Storage Cube onto the oversized red floor button. Her flat, synthetic voice contrasts with the absurdly long official name of the device, the Fifteen Hundred Megawatt Aperture Science Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button. The delivery is polite but condescending, making a simple puzzle step sound like a formal laboratory procedure. Listeners instantly recognise the sterile test chamber atmosphere and the game's dark humour in just a few seconds of dialogue.

Portal is Valve's 2007 first-person puzzle game set in Aperture Science, where test subject Chell solves chambers with a portal gun under the supervision of the AI GLaDOS. Buttons and Weighted Storage Cubes are core mechanics, used to hold doors open and trigger platforms. GLaDOS names this floor switch in her typically verbose, deadpan style during the early chambers, teaching the mechanic while establishing her personality. The line became a quotable example of the game's writing and is shared by fans in edits, streams and soundboards long after release.

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What is the Portal button sound?

It is a short GLaDOS voice clip from Portal where she instructs the player to place the Weighted Storage Cube on the Aperture Science Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button to progress through the test chamber.

Who says the line about the Super Button?

The line is spoken by GLaDOS, the artificial intelligence who runs the Aperture Science Enrichment Center in Portal. Voiced with a calm, synthetic tone, she guides and taunts Chell throughout the test chambers with dry, condescending instructions.

How do creators use the Portal button clip?

Creators place it before button presses, puzzle reveals and complicated instruction jokes in gaming videos. It works best uncut so GLaDOS can finish the long button name, with Portal gameplay or a cube drop timed to the final words.