I'm a new user of the Adobe Creative suite and wondering if anyone could please help.
I have some video content which contains background music and voiceover clips. I know Rush allows you to remove audio from video clips, but what I need to know is it possible to separate and remove voice clips from background music?
I want to re-use the background music on another video, but don't know if I'm able to voice over audio clips?
Do you mean that you have a single video recording, with both music and voice, and you want to remove the voice? This is very difficult and skilled, and cannot be done perfectly; I am not sure what Adobe apps might help with it, but Rush will not do it.
There may be Adobe programs that people use in doing this. I guess Audition is worth a look. But I emphasise it's a difficult and skilled task - having the tools won't mean you are able to do it. It is not a part of regular video production - people go to a lot of trouble to keep their sound sources separate, and mix them later. What you want is the sort of skill that might be used in creating Karaoke recordings.
You are probably better off starting with the problem, rather than the tools. Find a general forum where this sort of problem is discussed, and see what tools the experts would use to do it.
In fact, you really need to get the music again separately, I'd say. Much easier. Since you presumably purchased the rights to the music, why not go back to the owner?
Meantime, let me move this to the Premiere Rush forum, which is probably a more appropriate forum for your question.
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