putting all the elements of sound; dialogue, sound effects, and music onto one soundtrack
a new soundtrack that is added to a film
( 1) The process of copying a recording to make a duplicate. (2) In motion-picture sound, replacing a foreign language soundtrack with dialogue in the language of the audience.
In film sound, the act of mixing or re-recording components that make up a sound track is called dubbing.
Making a copy of your original videotape.
A dub is an anime with changed voices and language.
Transcribing from one recording medium to another.
The process of matching voice with the lip movements of an actor on the screen; dubbing also refers to any aspect of adding or combining sounds to create a film's final soundtrack.
The process of replacing part or all of the voices on the sound track in order to correct mistakes or rerecord dialogue. See also postsynchronization.
Technique of combining multiple sound components into one.
copy/mixing sound and/or pictures onto another tape.
Also called "looping," this is recording a voice in synch with a film image. Generally, "dubbing" refers to using a different voice, as an actor dubbing English onto a foreign film, and "looping" refers to an actor re-doing his own voice due to poor sound quality on the original.
Dialogue that has to be re-recorded for insertion into the film.
Playing a tape on one deck and recording (copying) it on a second deck.
The combination of several sound components into a single recording.
Copying video and/or audio.
Mixing the film. 2) Looping.
Copying a recording from one audio or video recorder to another.