dubdowns

Noun

dubdown (countable and uncountable, plural dubdowns)

1. The process of remixing audio tracks to use fewer tracks.
   • In this application, the loudspeaker monitor is the standard by which recordings are judged—from initial microphone placement, through mixing and dubdown, to final mastering.1971, Exclusively Yours - Volume 24, page 59
2. The result of a dubdown.
   • You certainly should have the final dubdowns of your playbacks from the sixteen track to the three-stripe 35mm.1980, Milton Lustig, Music editing for motion pictures, page 78