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💪 To remake in body 🎵 To recreate sound ⚗️ To make again
to resynthesize

to resynthesize

8.2
To recreate a sound or image from information, for example from separate tracks
  • verb
  • /ˌriːˈsɪnθəˌsaɪz/
  • Specialized
translation icon : recrear
  • The team will resynthesize the audio files for better clarity.

Examples

  • After analyzing the voice recording, the engineer managed to resynthesize the original speech.

  • Scientists used advanced algorithms to resynthesize the missing parts of the ancient manuscript.

  • The software can resynthesize a song from its individual instrument tracks for better sound quality.

  • Can you resynthesize this image from the original data?

  • The engineers attempted to resynthesize the original sound from the data they had collected during the experiment.

  • Using advanced software, she was able to resynthesize the music track to enhance its clarity and quality.

  • The audio technician will resynthesize the recording to remove background noise and restore the vocals.

Synonyms

to recreate
vsto resynthesize
102 4.5

To make a thing again so it looks like the original

does the same but uses synthesis and analyzed data to build results
to reconstruct
vsto resynthesize
52 4.8

Make a picture in your mind from available information

builds output specifically by synthesizing analyzed signal or image data
to reproduce
vsto resynthesize
26 4.0

To make a sound, image, or mood again so it feels like the original

focuses on using synthesis and analyzed data rather than simple copying

How Faithful

to replicate
  • Specialized
66 4.9
to resynthesize
  • Specialized
8.2
to reproduce
41 4.0
to recreate
102 4.5
to imitate
186 2.7

Surface Forms

resynthesize infinitive
resynthesized past
resynthesized past participle
resynthesizing present participle
resynthesizes third person singular

Morphology

resynthesize = synthesize (transparent) = re + synthesis + ize

The prefix 're-' clearly adds the sense of doing the synthesizing process again.

Etymology

Resynthesize comes from re- 'again' and synthesize 'put together', the same root you see in a synthesizer that builds sounds from parts. That's why to resynthesize a song or image is to 'build the sound or picture again' from its pieces.