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A vocal effect processor is an electronic device or software that alters and enhances the sound of a person’s voice. These processors can be used to modify pitch, timbre, and dynamics, and apply various effects such as reverb, delay, and distortion. They are often used in music production, live performances, and broadcasting to improve sound quality or create special effects. Some examples of vocal effect processors include vocal harmonizers, pitch correctors, and talked about robots.