Definitions

1. noun

a person who creates or provides voice-overs for videos, films, or video games, often using voice modulation techniques to create different characters or effects.

“The voice actor was hired as a professional dubber for the animated movie.”

2. noun

a device that produces a clicking or buzzing sound, often used to test audio equipment.

“The sound engineer checked the audio levels using a dubber.”

3. verb

to add a voice-over or sound effects to a video, film, or video game.

“The director decided to dub the dialogue for the international release.”