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Explore our diverse collection of incorrect sound effects. Perfect for game over screens, wrong answers, or comedic timing, these sounds are ideal for elevating your media projects.
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A subtle, melodic tone descending into silence to indicate a minor mistake.
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A high-pitched squeaking noise, like an error in a whimsical cartoon setting.
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A humorous ‘sad trombone’ sound but with an electronic twist.
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A layered sound of a buzzer and a descending tone for added emphasis on failure.
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A robotic voice simply saying ‘Incorrect’ with a mechanical echo.
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A dramatic ‘gong’ sound to accentuate a significant error or failure.
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A sharp, quick 'X' sound representing a visual strike-through in audio form.
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A retro video game-style ‘wrong’ sound with 8-bit tones.
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A short burst of static noise as if a signal was interrupted due to an error.
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A comedic trombone ‘womp womp’ to underline a funny failure moment.
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A cartoonish ‘boing’ sound to emphasize an incorrect action in a humorous way.
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A dramatic orchestral hit that emphasizes a major mistake or failure.
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A loud buzzer sound commonly used in game shows to indicate a wrong answer.
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A digital glitch sound to represent an incorrect action in a sci-fi setting.
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A whimsical slide whistle descending to indicate a wrong answer in a playful context.
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A short, sharp ‘error’ beep like a computer system rejecting input.
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A deep, resonating ‘wrong’ tone with a fading echo effect.
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A metallic clang as if something has fallen due to an incorrect action.
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A descending three-note tone to signal failure or mistake.
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A soft, disappointed sigh sound to signal a subtle error.