The name Adobe has become exceedingly familiar to us. Adobe's software products consistently lead in quality and popularity. Among them is Adobe Audition.
Currently, audio editing software is flooding the market with intriguing features. Despite its long existence, Audition still holds the top spot as the premier choice.
What Is Adobe Audition CC?
Audition stands as Adobe's professional audio processing software. Originally known as “Cool Edit Pro” and released by Syntrillium, Adobe acquired its copyright in 2003 and continued its development under the name Adobe Audition.
Adobe Audition boasts the ability to record, edit audio files, and save them in various formats. Like other Adobe software, first-time Audition users may find themselves overwhelmed by a plethora of terminology and functions. However, once mastered, Audition proves to be irreplaceable due to its fantastic allure.
Currently, Audition is highly favored, ranking among the top music editing software.
CC is an abbreviation for the new Adobe Creative Cloud software suite (formerly Adobe Creative Suite). Adobe's latest updates will now bear the CC label.
Setting up Audition CC
Step 1: Visit https://creative.adobe.com/products/download/audition and log in to your Adobe account.
Select “Beginner” >> Continue. Creative Cloud Set-up will automatically download.

Step 2: Open Creative Cloud Set-up, log in to your Adobe account. Choose “Start Installing”.

Wait for the Audition CC installation process to complete. In case your computer runs on a 32-Bit operating system, it will automatically install the CS6 version (which can still be used similarly to CC).

Open Audition and begin setup:

Note that this is only a trial version that can be used for 30 days. After this period, you must purchase a license for the software.

The main interface of Adobe Audition CS6:

How to Extract Vocals from Music Using Audition CC?
In reality, we cannot completely separate vocals from the original music. You can only purchase the original beat from the producer. With Audition CC, what we need to do is reduce the singer's vocal volume so that you can sing along with the music beat.
Step 1: On the main interface of Audition, press Ctrl + O to open the song you want to cut the beat from.

Step 2: Choose Effects >> Stereo Imagery >> Center Channel Extractor…

Step 3: In the preset section, choose Vocal Remove

Step 4: In the Frequency Range section, select “Male Voice” for male vocals, and “Female Voice” for female vocals.

Step 5: Adjust the Center Channel Level and Side Channel Levels columns to your liking. Note that the smaller the Center Channel Level column, the softer the vocals.

Step 6: Toggle the “Power” button to apply changes, use the “Play/Pause” button to listen and compare the original and separated music tracks.

Step 7: Once satisfied, select Apply to apply the settings.

Step 8: Export the music file by selecting File >> Export >> File…

Step 9: Choose the destination to save the file, select MP3 format, then click OK.

Thus, you have completed separating the vocals from the beat.
Product from Mytour:
Original music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vrEljMfXYo
Music with vocals removed: https://vocaroo.com/i/s08AORleHQud
Here you have explored Adobe Audition CC and how to separate vocals from music using this software with Mytour. If you have any experience with Audition, feel free to share in the comments below!
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