overdubbed Definition
to add a new sound recording to an existing one, especially to a previously recorded soundtrack.
Using overdubbed: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "overdubbed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The vocals were overdubbed in the studio.
Example
He overdubbed the guitar solo on the live recording.
Example
The sound effects were overdubbed in post-production.
overdubbed Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for overdubbed
- dub
- add sound
- re-record
Phrases with overdubbed
overdubbing process
the act of adding a new sound recording to an existing one
Example
The overdubbing process took several hours to complete.
a sound recording that has been overdubbed with additional sounds or music
Example
The overdubbed track sounded much better than the original recording.
a version of a sound recording that has been overdubbed with additional sounds or music
Example
The overdubbed version of the song was released as a single.
Summary: overdubbed in Brief
'Overdubbed' [oh-ver-duhb] is a verb that means to add a new sound recording to an existing one, particularly to a previously recorded soundtrack. Examples include 'The vocals were overdubbed in the studio,' and 'The sound effects were overdubbed in post-production.' Phrases like 'overdubbing process' and 'overdubbed track' refer to the act of adding new sounds and the resulting recording, respectively.
