Music and effects tracks are essential for dubbing. Without separate M&E, localized dialogue cannot replace original speech cleanly. Background music, ambient sound, and sound effects are lost or degraded when dialogue is removed. Creating M&E after the fact is expensive and often produces inferior results compared to capturing it during original production.
We create M&E tracks during original audio production, recording music, effects, and ambient sound separately from dialogue. These elements are mixed to match final production values but remain available as separate stems for localization. Dubbed versions use original M&E, maintaining production quality across all languages without costly reconstruction.