Buzzing sound in background while video recording

Hi,
I recently wanted to record some videos but then I came across a problem. There was a low buzzing sound in the background when I video record, the buzzing sound isn't that loud but when you increase the volume, you can clearly distinguish it.
I have samsung note 3, and I did this with its inbuilt/default video/camera recording program.
Is there a way to cancel the buzzing sound? Is the buzzing sound common while video recording?

Thanks.

PS: This is a tech problem, so I am not sure if it will fit into this section or even at the forum, sorry for that.

 

Use Audacity there's a noise suppressor there.
Youtubers use this application for better voice recording and editing.

www.audacityteam.org

 

I saw this in many other articles. But I thought audacity was only to remove noise from audio files and not videos?
Also, is there not a way to remove the buzzing sound while recording the video? Or is there a video recording software (free one ) that does this automatically?

 

I believe you have a bee infestation. Either inside your mic or inside your computer. I would have to be there to tell which.

 

none of them I am talking about recording through smartphone.

 

Hmm. For me, I don't know any video software that has noise suppresion.
I would suggest seperate your audio from your video then edit it in Audacity. Afterwards, copy then paste it in your video again. It wouldn't affect the audio length but it will suppress some buzzing sounds. However, you need to do it in a Desktop. Furthermore, if you're experiencing buzzing sounds in your phone, the problem is in the phone itself might as well get it check if you have time. I have experienced the same thing and didn't bother fixing it thus, one day I woke up without knowing that my phone has no capability to voice record anymore.

 

Haha! We need to gather their honeys then.

 

Its actually the writhing sound of souls that can't pass on, but in a different frequency. The human ears can't pick it up and only heard it as static.

 

check your surroundings to see if it is a location based issue or just your device. perhaps borrow a friends device abd take a test video, use both forward and rear camera, is it a camera issue affecting audio? is it your device? if you cannot fix the problem, I use adobe's audio program who's name i am blanking on, and basically cut the highest later that is clipping .
-now you may not understand adobe, or have it. if you have it, great, look up tutorials for fixes to audio clipping. if not, other audio programs exist like they said, audacity, however i have not used them for this.

 

Salute for the sadist upstairs ahahaha

 

There is no problem when I record only sound, but when I video record, I get the buzzing sound.

 

Mm. Maybe, the problem is inside your phone I mean those wires and something that they're grounded. I also have Note 3 but I still haven't experienced such, perhaps, your phone got wet or smthng.

 

He means to say you probably have bees in your phone.

 

Bee infestations, the scourge of recording software users everywhere

 

here is the mp3 of the buzzing noise. It is more louder in mobile than here.

 

Are you sure your phone didn't get wet by water or spilled some of the drinks you're drinking. If not, then have you considered your surrounding's noises?
The only thing I suggest that you fix it using Audacity.

 

I don't think anything like that has happened, maybe I need to go check it today

 

It's a hardware problem most likely, if you were a gamer, you would just buy a new mic or headhphones

 

-open camtasia studio
-add your video
- separate video image and audio
- delete video image part
- save as mp3
- open audacity
- noise reduction
- save audio
- open camtasia again
- add video again
- mute the original video sound
- add edited audio

export as noiseless video