How do I record just audio from iTunes on Audacity without having to record my voice?

Question

I just want to mash up some songs for a basketball run out song on Audacity and I cannot figure out how to record the files without having to record my voice also.  So how can I record just the music files from iTunes without having to record my voice with it? Please respond as soon as possible.

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First off, you have to choose some of lyrics of songs you want to mash up. Second, set up your microphone. Note: Do this specifically for the desired lyrics of the mash up songs. Finally, go on iTunes or something similar, such as YouTube, play the song to that lyric while the microphone is connected, it should detect that sound. Do it for every song, and combine them together using Edit, to make it a full mash up. Hopefully this helps.

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RecMaster is a strong audio recorder. 
With the help of it, you can capture iTunes audio resources in MP3 format. 
Given that you don't want to involve your voice in the recordings, you shall change settings of RecMaster - disable 'microphone sound'.

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I am not sure how to use Audacity to record sounds. But I have used TunesKit Audio Capture to record audio of streaming audios on my computer. Maybe it can help.

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Maybe you can use Joyoshare VidiKit to record audio, as it can record audio from both system and microphone separately and simultaneously as you want.

How do I record just audio from iTunes on Audacity without having to record my voice?

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