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A post-production process in which voice actors re-record their lines to improve audio quality or reflect changes in the animation.

Sound captured directly from its source, resulting in audio with clarity and focus, often used for dialogue or primary sound elements.

An advanced method of audio playback that provides enriched sound reproduction from multiple directions, often used to immerse the audience in the animated world.

The alignment of audio with corresponding animated visuals to ensure timing and spatial consistency of sounds.

Sound that bounces off surfaces before reaching the microphone, creating a sense of space and environment, also known as 'reverberation' or 'echo'.

The complex interplay of sounds within a space, contributing to the feeling and mood of an animation scene through the use of layered audio elements.

The quality or color of a sound that makes it unique, even if the pitch and loudness are the same; crucial for distinguishing different sound sources.

The process of selecting and assembling different sound recordings to create the desired soundscape for the animation.

The perceived frequency of a sound, determining its musical note and tone; used in animation to characterize voices or signal actions.

The perceived loudness or intensity of a sound; used in animation to emphasize importance, distance, or impact of sound-producing events.

Sound that does not have an on-screen source; often used to set mood or communicate narrative cues, like background music or narrator's voice.

Custom-made sound effects, created post-production, used to enhance the auditory experience of the animation by adding realism.

Background sound present in a scene or location to provide a sense of place or time, such as wind, water, or crowd noise.

The technique of adjusting the volume, pitch, and timbre of a sound to reflect its source's position relative to the viewer.

Sound that originates from a source within a film's world; used to enhance realism and guide audience focus.

The process of combining and balancing multiple sound sources to create a final soundtrack that supports the visuals of the animation.

A curated collection of sound samples and recorded effects used by sound designers to find and utilize specific sounds needed for an animation.