A voice dubber is someone who provides a voice-over for a piece of media, typically for television or movies. The term can also refer to the process of recording this audio. Voice dubbing is often used when the original audio is not in the same language as the audience, or when the original audio is difficult to understand.
A voice dubber is a person who provides a voice-over for a piece of media, typically for movies, television shows, or video games.
Voice dubbing is a process of recording dialogue or narration in another language over the original audio track of a video. It is commonly used in foreign films and television shows where the original audio track is in a different language than the target audience. Voice dubbing can also be used to replace audio tracks that are in poor quality or have been damaged.