PERFECT SHAPE Adobe Audition Vocal Preset

Preset Demo
These vocals were mixed with this preset

Inspired by the brighter side of The Weeknd, this preset is made for upbeat vocals with less reverb and more punch up front.

This one is cleaner and tighter than the other Weeknd preset. Less space, more energy. Perfect for pop records, dance vibes, and melodic tracks where you want your vocals clear, catchy, and front and center.

Great for hooks, verses, and feel-good songs where the vocal needs to cut through without being soaked in effects.

You’ll get:

✅ Bright vocal tone that feels present
✅ Smooth compression so your levels stay steady
✅ EQ that keeps your voice clear and full
✅ Subtle saturation for warmth
✅ Light reverb so your vocals sit nicely without taking over the mix

🎛️ Ready-to-Use Vocal Template – Just open it up and start recording. No setup needed.

✨ Vocal Enhancing Presets – A curated set of effects designed to instantly bring out clarity, presence, and polish in your voice.

🎚️ Built-In Adobe Audition Effects – All preset effects use native plugins — no extra purchases required.

📈 Pre-Gain-Staged Tracks – Tracks are already leveled for optimal headroom and clean sound.

🔁 Fully Routed Session – Buses and sends are pre-configured for a smooth workflow.

💥 Instant Pro Results – Achieve polished, release ready vocals with minimal effort.

⚡ Quick & Easy Setup

1. Download & unzip the folder

2. Open the template in Adobe Audition

3. Select your mic input in the track settings

4. Hit record and start creating

🖥️ Compatibility

✅ This vocal preset template is exclusively designed for Adobe Audition.

💻 Works on both Mac and Windows.

🎵 Note: If you're preset has autotune, you may need to manually set the key of the autotune accordingly - depending on your beat. You can also turn the autotune off if you don't want to use it.

If your unsure of the key of the beat, you can usually find it in the description to where you purchased it or you can drag the beat into Tunebat - https://tunebat.com/Analyzer <--and it will give you the key, then set that key into the Auto-Tune/Pitch Correction effect.