electronic editing

noun

1. Television. the editing of videotape by electronic operations without cutting and splicing the tape.
2. Movies. the editing of film assisted by a duplicate of the action on videotape.

electronic editing

noun

1. radio television editing of a sound or vision tape recording by electronic rerecording rather than by physical cutting

Example Sentences

In the two years since Eilish released the wispy, melancholic “Ocean Eyes,” she’s almost single-handedly redefined the sound of streaming — whispered vocals, intimate headphone-centric mixes and crisp electronic editing.

From Los Angeles Times

Martie Zad, who spent 53 years on The Washington Post staff, rising from part-time sports copy boy to sports editor and who also served on teams that developed some of the paper’s first electronic editing systems, died May 15 at his home in Silver Spring, Md. He was 89.

From Washington Post

Since it was incapable of electronic editing, it required laboriously cutting and splicing the tape.

From Washington Times

Since it was incapable of electronic editing, it required laboriously cutting and splicing the tape.

From Seattle Times

In 1981 he shot One From The Heart entirely on soundstages, and cut the movie “live” with a complex electronic editing system.

From The Guardian