IPA: /ˈsaʊndtræk/
KK: /ˈsaʊndtræk/
The music that is played in a movie, video game, or other media, often enhancing the emotional experience.
The soundtrack of the film was so beautiful that it made the story even more touching.
Soundtrack → It is formed from "sound" (from Old English "sund", meaning noise or auditory sensation) and "track" (from Old French "trac", meaning a path or course). The word "soundtrack" refers to the audio component that accompanies a film or media, essentially the path of sounds that guide the viewer's experience.
Think of 'sound' as the noise you hear and 'track' as the path it follows — a soundtrack is the path of sounds that enhances a movie or show.
No commonly confused words.