Place it at the exact cut where the wrong answer lands, after a build-up with the Dramatic Dun Dun Dun sound and before the SpongeBob Fail sound stretches the embarrassment. That order gives the miss a setup, a verdict and a comic aftermath without crowding the reveal.
Über diesen Sound
This is a very short game-show buzzer, lasting under half a second, with a single sharp electronic tone and no voice or music. It feels blunt, embarrassing and instantly deflating, turning a confident moment into a clear miss. It comes from Wheel of Fortune, the American television game show created by Merv Griffin that first aired in 1975, where it marked a wrong play.