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prerecord

[ US /ˌpɹiɹiˈkɔɹd, ˌpɹiɹɪˈkɔɹd/ ]
[ UK /pɹˌiːɹɪkˈɔːd/ ]
VERB
  1. record before presentation, as of a broadcast

How To Use prerecord In A Sentence

  • Instead, his actors lip-synch to the prerecorded music.
  • Parker decided to record the song live rather than use the prerecording because "what we were doing with our emotions didn't match what was coming out of our mouths," says Pryce. Madonna Tangos With Evita
  • On Monday the company gave a demonstration of Ivy Bridge running a Direct3D 11 application that repeated the demonstration, this time without prerecording the video. Ars Technica
  • The sound effects had been prerecorded and were added to the dialogue.
  • In live performance, he mixes prerecorded tracks and processes them through sound effects.
  • Which do you prefer—prerecording or working in real time? A Flag Full of Stars
  • Not only are we told that prerecording is "standard operating procedure," but we're supposed to believe that it is actually a virtue: The performers, you see, care too much about their art to risk presenting something substandard. That Synching Feeling
  • Computers are much better at talking than listening; synthesized or prerecorded speech is quite understandable, even in cars.
  • Computer-generated sounds on prerecorded tape, which the composer refers to as aural "wallpaper," are added periodically to the rich instrumental mix. Both Challenging and Cool
  • The sound effects had been prerecorded and were added to the dialogue.
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