revoice
/ˌriːˈvɔɪs/verb
1 [with object] To voice (a thing or person) again or in a different way; to re-express.
2 [with object] To readjust the tone of (an organ pipe, a set of pipes, etc.); (occasionally more generally) to repair or modify (a musical instrument) so it may make a different or renewed sound.
3 [with object] Film and Television. To provide (a production, scene, etc.) with a new vocal soundtrack; to re-record the dialogue of (an actor, role, etc.); to dub. Also occasionally without object. Compare voice.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Giles Fletcher. From re- + voice.
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