Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dub-in
verb
/dʌb ɪn/
Definition
To add or record a voice or sound to a film or video during post-production.
Examples
- In order to improve the film’s clarity, the directors decided to dub-in the actors’ voices.
- They had to dub-in subtitles for the international release.
- The sound engineer worked hard to dub-in the music tracks during the editing phase.
Meaning
It refers specifically to the process of inserting pre-recorded audio, usually dialogue, into a specific section of a visual medium.
Synonyms
- voice-over
- overlay
- post-sync
