rerecord

Tape a second time

To rerecord is to record something again, typically to improve quality, correct errors, or update content.

Musicians rerecord tracks when the original take has flaws; audiobook narrators rerecord passages with mispronunciations.

The band rerecorded their early albums after gaining rights to the masters.

audio

overdub

Add audio layers post-recording

takeCapture or filmed segment
trackPath or monitored route
studioCreative professional's workspace

microphone · mixing · mastering · editing · engineer · producer · soundproofing · acoustics · levels · headphones

correction

fix

Repair or solution

amendModify or correct
reviseAlter to improve
updateNew version or information

redo · retake · punch-in · edit · replace · improve · correct · overwrite · patch · cleanup

video

take

Capture or filmed segment

sceneDramatic unit or locale
footageRecorded video material
reshootFilm a scene again

camera · playback · retake · clip · edit · cut · dubbing · dialogue · voiceover · ADR

Categories

do-over verbsrewrite, revise, retype, repaint, redraw

Opposites

recording sequence

rerecordfirst take

preservation vs. creation

rerecordpreserve

Protect from loss

Family

rerecording, rerecorded, rerecords

Familiarity: Top 500,000
Profile: Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G