1. People who add sound, dialogue, or music to a film, video, or broadcast after it has been recorded.
Usage: plural of dubber; common in film and television production
2. People who create or produce dub music, a genre of electronic music derived from reggae.
Usage: plural of dubber; music production context

Examples

• The dubbers worked late into the night to finish the film's soundtrack.
• Professional dubbers ensure that dialogue matches the actors' lip movements.
• The studio hired experienced dubbers to add sound effects to the documentary.
• Many dubbers in Jamaica pioneered the dub reggae sound in the 1970s.
• The dubbers adjusted the audio levels to meet broadcast standards.