1. to add new sound or music to an existing recording
Usage: music/recording

1. a recording technique where additional sounds are added to an existing track
Usage: music/recording
2. the additional sound or music that has been added to a recording
Usage: music/recording

Examples

• The guitarist will overdub a solo onto the basic track.
• They decided to overdub backing vocals during the mixing process.
• The producer used overdub techniques to create a fuller sound.
• Each overdub added more depth to the original recording.
• The band recorded the overdubs in a separate session.
• Modern software makes it easy to overdub instruments at home.