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simonpaul0720
simonpaul0720
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January 15, 2018
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Adobe Audition CC Vocal Remover

  • January 15, 2018
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I've a recorded a church sermon, in which there are three voices in a single track. Preacher preaches in English and then two translate it in Kannada an Tamil languages one after the other. So i've to remove the Kannada translators voice in the full track in Adobe Audition CC. So that i require only preachers and Tamil Translators voice.

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    Correct answer SteveG_AudioMasters_

    simonpaul0720  wrote

    I've a recorded a church sermon, in which there are three voices in a single track. Preacher preaches in English and then two translate it in Kannada an Tamil languages one after the other. So i've to remove the Kannada translators voice in the full track in Adobe Audition CC. So that i require only preachers and Tamil Translators voice.

    Editing this is potentially one answer, although I realise that this might take some time. But, to remove any of the voices using the technology in Audition (the Center Channel Extractor) requires that your track is stereo, and that the voices are positioned in different parts of the stereo field. If it isn't stereo, then editing manually will be your only option.

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    SteveG_AudioMasters_
    Community Expert
    SteveG_AudioMasters_Community ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    January 24, 2018

    simonpaul0720  wrote

    I've a recorded a church sermon, in which there are three voices in a single track. Preacher preaches in English and then two translate it in Kannada an Tamil languages one after the other. So i've to remove the Kannada translators voice in the full track in Adobe Audition CC. So that i require only preachers and Tamil Translators voice.

    Editing this is potentially one answer, although I realise that this might take some time. But, to remove any of the voices using the technology in Audition (the Center Channel Extractor) requires that your track is stereo, and that the voices are positioned in different parts of the stereo field. If it isn't stereo, then editing manually will be your only option.

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      warrenp36209625
      Inspiring
      January 24, 2018

      Hi Simon, that sounds more like simple editing rather than Vocal Remover.

      Edit the speech in Audition's multitrack then it's non-destructive.

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