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"Voiceover"
Keywords:
narrator
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heard
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background
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louder
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accompanying
Related Terms:
Sound effects
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Sound
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Sound recording
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Dubbing
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Sot
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Whisper
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Foley
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Sibilance
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Room tone
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Buzz
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Foldback
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Masking
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Ambience
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Imaging
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Audio
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Resound
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Reverb
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Sweetening
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Sound reinforcement
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Vocalization
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Voiced
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Phonation
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Ambient sound
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Electronic voice phenomenon
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Sonorous
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Acoustic
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Overdubbing
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Soundstage
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Echo
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Solo
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Resonator
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Mute
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Audiogram
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De-esser
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Monitor
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Whistle
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Auditory integration training
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Wavetable
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Tone
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Threshold of hearing
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Sibilant
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Reverberation
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Hearing
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Hum
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Evp
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Formant
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Cacophony
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Audible
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Phonograph
A recorded tag that is heard during the final few seconds of a spot. We don't recommend this type of tagging due to cost.
cdc.gov
Narration added to and somewhat louder than background music or sounds.
cybercollege.com
background voices for radio or video recorded separately in a recording studio and dubbed onto visual.
justourkids.com
Narration accompanying the picture usually heard above background sound or music. Talking is typically applied to an edited visual during post-production.
biochem3d.com
Narration accompanying picture, heard above background sound or music, without narrator seen on camera. Typically added during post-production.
videomaker.com
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Keywords:
speakers
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lip
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audio
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video
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movements
Adding audio to a video where you cannot see the speakers' lip movements.
frankdietz.com