soundtrack
- noun
- /ˈsaʊndtræk/
- So I just listened to the "Phantom of the Opera" soundtrack for weeks.
- soundtrack music
- movie soundtrack
- film soundtrack
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Watch on YouTubeI had to mute the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater soundtrack, even though, Yeah.
- I had to mute the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater soundtrack, even though, Yeah.
- I am going to go put that soundtrack on repeat on the speakers.
- They literally just take the the soundtrack rights and then they go away.
- Orchestra run one because yeah, movie soundtracks are are really important to me.
- So it's crazy to think that a show's soundtrack is really like that helpful.
- Sound design, sound effects, music, soundtracks, all of those things.
Examples
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Hiplife music became the Ghana-made soundtrack of a generation of urban youth.
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Since the beginning of recorded film soundtracks, many Indian film songs have had Western orchestrations.
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Then all she wanted to do was play the soundtrack from the movie.
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Come on for his work on the soundtrack of Soul.
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I am going to go put that soundtrack on repeat on the speakers.
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So YouTube red subscribers get the soundtrack and the series together.
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Another approach involves students creating their own soundtrack to accompany a novel.
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To many of us South Africans, he was the soundtrack to our lives.
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The soundtrack to my dreams is Fred playing arpeggios.
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She played the soundtrack of the movie during the party to set the mood.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Soundtrack comes from sound and track, where track means a 'path' or 'strip' and is also the common word for a 'track' meaning a 'song' on an album. So a soundtrack is the recorded 'sound' that runs along a film or the narrow strip that holds the sound, which is why we call a movie's music and effects a soundtrack.