prerecord

prerecord Definition

pre·record (prē′ri kôrd′)

transitive verb

Film, Radio, TV to record (music, a program, etc.) for later use, as for a broadcast

prerecord Usage Examples

Object

tape: In addition to programming his keyboards, Pat Thomas also utilizes prerecorded tapes.
file: The primary input is automated, with prerecorded wave files feeding the PA.
material: The music is a 60 minute realtime improvisation by the duo, playing alongside prerecorded material from Archer.
video: Real-time video can be enhanced with computer graphics or prerecorded video.
sound: There's enough of it to here to make clear that its a prerecorded sound, a train or subway car I guess.
voice: This idea was then used by itself, without the use of prerecorded voices, to produce Triple Quartet.

Browse dictionary entries near prerecord