1. past tense and past participle of overdub; to add sound or music to an existing recording
Usage: audio/music production

Examples

• The guitarist overdubbed a solo onto the original track.
• Her vocals were overdubbed in the studio after the band recorded.
• The producer overdubbed strings to enhance the song’s emotional impact.
• They overdubbed sound effects during post-production.
• The harmony parts were overdubbed separately from the lead vocals.
• He overdubbed multiple guitar layers to create a fuller sound.