During editing, audio processing, and production, it is sometimes necessary to separate the background from the vocals for subsequent editing or mixing.
Here are 3 practical ways to share with you, which can easily achieve background ** and vocal separation.
Step 1: Open the software, select the "Vocal Separation" function and enter.
Step 2: Click in the box to open the explorer and select the ** you want to add, click the button in the upper left corner to add.
Step 3: After the audio is added, set the format of the extracted audio and other related parameters. Select the extraction mode, "vocal extraction", "accompaniment extraction", and "all extraction" are selected. The "Extract All" output will be two files (vocals + accompaniment) at the same time
Step 4: Set the output folder of the generated audio, click the "Start Extraction" button or the "Start All" button to start the extraction, and then wait for the "Conversion Successful" prompt to complete.
It's a professional audio editing software that is powerful enough to efficiently separate background** from vocals.
Step 1: Open the software and import the audio file you want to process.
Step 2: Click [Effects], click [Stereo Image], and click [Center Channel Extractor].
Step 3: Stop previewing, click the drop-down box after the preset, select [A Cappella Singing], and then extract.
Step 1: After opening, click the "Choose File" button, select the audio file you want to extract vocals and upload it.
Step 2, wait for the audio file to be processed, the interface as shown in the figure will be displayed after the processing is completed, and you can choose whether the voice is muted or the background sound is muted.
That's all for sharing with you how to separate the background ** from the vocals. Whether you need to do production, audio processing, or production, they have you covered