Wrong buzzer sound effect

One flat rasping burst that starts and stops hard. This is the version most edits want, because the hard stop is what makes it read as a decision rather than a warning.

Two bursts with a brief gap between them. The repeat reads as emphatic rather than routine, which suits a final answer or a second failed attempt.

Dry mechanical chatter instead of a tone. Reach for it when the moment should feel like a physical mechanism refusing, not an electronic judgement.

The pitch drops away as the buzz runs out of energy. That downward sag carries disappointment on its own, so nothing on screen has to sell it.

A long unbroken rasp that outstays its welcome deliberately. Useful when the buzz has to cover a reaction shot or a scoreboard resetting.

Two dull descending tones with the rasp taken out entirely. This is the polite version an app or a training module can use without sounding punitive.