dub, overdub

It features bees, buzzards, cows and cockerels.

Neil Young has overdubbed his new album with animal sounds

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dub 2 

Pronunciation: /dʌb/ 

VERB (dubs, dubbing, dubbed)

[WITH OBJECT]

1Provide (a film) with a soundtrack in a different language from the original:the film will be dubbed into French and Flemish

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1.1Add (sound effects or music) to a film or recording:background sound can be dubbed in at the editing stage

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2Make a copy of (a sound or video recording).

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2.1Transfer (a recording) from one medium to another.

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2.2Combine (two or more sound recordings) into one composite soundtrack:(as adjective dubbing) at the subsequent dubbing session these are amalgamated on to one track

NOUN

1An instance of dubbing sound effects or music:the level of the dub can be controlled manually

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2[MASS NOUN] A style of popular music originating from the remixing of recorded music (especially reggae), typically with the removal of some vocals and instruments and theaccentuation of bass guitar.

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Derivatives

dubby

ADJECTIVE

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Origin

1920s: abbreviation of double.

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• It has been possible to dub someone a knight since the Norman Conquest: the king conferred the rank by ceremonially touching the person being honoured on the shoulder with a sword. The word dub came from a shortened form of Old French adober meaning ‘to equip with armour’ or ‘to repair’. The sense of giving an unofficial title, name, or nickname to someone developed from this ritual conferring of a knighthood.
  Since the 1920s to dub a film has been to provide it with an alternative soundtrack, now usually in another language. Dub is also a kind of reggae music in which some vocals and instruments are removed and the bass guitar accentuated. In these uses dub is a shortening of double ( see two).