soundtrack
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Definition
Noun: 1. The audio component of a film: The recorded sound, including dialogue, music, and sound effects, that accompanies a motion picture. 2. A recording of the music from a film: A commercial audio release featuring the score and/or songs used in a movie.
Usage
- The soundtrack is an essential artistic element that shapes the audience's emotional experience of a film.
- A film's soundtrack is meticulously mixed to balance dialogue, music, and ambient sounds.
- Fans often buy the soundtrack to listen to the music from their favorite movies.
Examples
- The haunting soundtrack of that thriller movie made the scenes much more intense.
- She won an award for composing the film's musical soundtrack.
- The director worked closely with the composer to finalize the soundtrack during post-production.
- I listen to the soundtrack from while I work.
Advanced Usage
- "To soundtrack" (verb, less common): To provide or accompany with a soundtrack.
- The documentary was soundtracked with traditional folk music.
- The term can be used metaphorically to describe a collection of music that defines a particular period or experience.
- These classic rock songs formed the soundtrack to my college years.
Variants and Related Words
- Score (noun): The original instrumental music composed specifically for a film.
- Soundtrack album (noun phrase): The commercial release of music from a film.
- Foley (noun): The reproduction of everyday sound effects added in post-production (e.g., footsteps, rustling clothes), which are part of the overall soundtrack.
Synonyms
- Film score
- Audio track
- Music track
Related Phrases
- Original Soundtrack (OST): Denotes the official recording of the music as it appears in the film.
- I prefer the Original Soundtrack over the pop covers album.
Noun
- sound recording on a narrow strip of a motion picture film