The Chase is a long-running ITV quiz show in which contestants answer general knowledge questions against a professional quizzer known as a Chaser. Locking in an answer is a key part of the format, because once a choice is confirmed it cannot be changed, which gives the moment its tension. Short clips of that studio sound have circulated on soundboards and in fan edits, where quiz creators and reaction channels reuse it as shorthand for committing to an answer. Its brevity and familiarity keep it useful well beyond the original broadcast.
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The short lock-in chime from ITV's The Chase, played when a contestant confirms an answer. Perfect for marking a final decision in quiz and reaction edits.
The Chase lock-in sound is a brief, bright electronic chime that signals a contestant has committed to an answer. It lands instantly, with a clean, game-show snap that cuts through dialogue and tells the audience the thinking is over. In the studio it builds a small beat of tension before Bradley Walsh reveals whether the choice was right, and in an edit it does the same job in less than a second. That sharp finality is why it works so well outside the show, turning a guess, a hot take or a risky pick into a moment that feels decided and ready to be judged.
