prefade
/priːˈfeɪd/Sound Recording and Broadcasting
verb
[with object] And without object. To monitor (a programme or signal) before it is faded up; to play (a recording) for a period before fading it up for transmission.
Origin
1960s. From pre- + fade. Compare earlier pre-fade and pre-fade, and also prefader.
- mechoacan
- supplier
- supply
- supply and demand
- supply chain
- supply day
- supply-driven
- supply drop
- supply house
- supplyment
- supply price
- supply roller
- supply-side
- supply-sider
- supply-teach
- supply teacher
- supply teaching
- supply train
- supply–demand
- support
- supportability
- supportable
- supportably
- support act
- supportance