Inspelade

Inspelade is a Swedish term meaning recorded. It is usually the past participle form of the verb phrase spela in, which means to record audio or video, and it functions as an adjective describing material that has already been captured or stored. The related noun is inspelning, referring to a recording or the act of recording.

Grammatically, inspelade is most commonly used as an attributive adjective to indicate that the noun has been recorded. Examples include inspelade låtar (recorded songs), inspelade intervjuer (recorded interviews), and inspelade ljudklipp (recorded audio clips). In singular form, you may encounter en inspelad låt (a recorded song) or ett inspelat material (a recorded material). The term can also appear in plural predicates when describing multiple items: materialet består av inspelade filer (the material consists of recorded files).

In practice, inspelade appears across media and archival contexts. In music and film production, it designates takes, performances, or sessions captured for later release. In journalism and broadcasting, it describes interviews, reports, or sounds that have been recorded for dissemination or archival storage. With the growth of digital technology, inspelade files and recordings are commonly stored in electronic formats and managed in digital archives and content-management systems.

See also: inspelning, spela in, inspelad, ljudinspelning, videoinspelning.