# effected

Pronunciation: say "i-FEK-tid" /ɪˈfɛktɪd/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of effect. — simple past and past participle of effect
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of effect. Use this form for a change someone made happen earlier.
   - _The committee effected a complete overhaul of the voting system._
   - _Reforms were effected only after years of sustained public pressure._

## Adjective

2. Modified by audio effects, such as those added by pedals, processors, or filters that reshape the original sound.
   - Simple: Changed in sound by tools like pedals, filters, or other gear.
   - _The effected vocals shimmered with reverb and delay throughout the chorus._
   - _Producers layered the dry signal beneath an effected version for added depth._

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