multitrack
adjective
(alsomulti-track)uk/ˌmʌl.tiˈtræk/us/ˌmʌl.tiˈtræk//ˌmʌl.taɪˈtræk/musicspecialized
involvingthemixingof severalseparatelyrecordedtracks(=piecesofmusicorsound), or made using thismethod:
Thecompanyspecializesin multi-trackdigitalaudiorecording.
I put thewholeprojecttogether in multitrackformso it can bemixedinsurroundsound.
educationUSspecialized
having up to fourgroupsofstudentswho taketurnsattendingschoolon differenttracks(=plannedschedulesfor being atschooland being onholiday):
Somestudentsareenrolledin multitrackschools.
Multi-trackschedulesallowmorestudentstoattendthe sameschool.
educationUSspecialized
includingorinvolvingstudentswho have differentabilities
using several differentpossiblewaysof doing something:
Moregovernmentsare taking anotherlookat multi-trackdiplomacy.
The country's multi-trackapproachtointernationaltradeandinvestmentrelationshasfurtheropenedup theeconomy.
- Heintroducedthetechniqueof multitrackrecording, whichrevolutionizedmodernmusic.
- Thestate-of-the-artfacilitiesincludea sound-proofrehearsalroomand a multi-trackrecordingstudio.
- Theschoolshaveabolishedtheirmultitrackcurriculum, whichpreparedonly afractionofstudentsforuniversity.
- Under the multitracksystem, manyteachersrotateroomsevery eightweeks, when a newtrackbegins.
- Bandmembersarejugglingdayjobsand multi-trackmusicalcareers.
Sound and image recordings
- audiobook
- autotune
- Blu-ray
- box set
- compact disc
- concept album
- jewel case
- MD
- MiniDisc
- mix
- pressing
- record
- reissue
- sample
- sharpness
- shuffle
- tagging
- talking head
- tapescript
- track
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