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outro
This term is the direct antonym of "intro" and is primarily used in the context of digital media, music production, and content creation. It carries a technical yet casual register, making it standard in podcasts, YouTube videos, and studio recordings, but less common in formal academic writing or classical music analysis, where "coda" would be preferred.
While it refers to a specific segment of a recording, it is used as a standard countable noun. It describes the functional transition from the main content back to silence or a call to action, often characterized by a fade-out or a summary statement.
Meanings
Examples
The song ends with a long instrumental outro that slowly fades into silence.
I need to record a new outro for my podcast episodes.
Wait, did you remember to add the outro to the video before exporting it?
The outro of this track is actually better than the main melody.
Maybe I should keep the outro short so people do not skip it.
The band played a high energy outro that left the crowd cheering.
The anime episode finished with a melancholic outro that set the mood for the next arc.
I wonder if they used a different outro for the radio edit of the song.