Sometimes there is a (electrical?) whistle in my recordings. I’ve attached an example file.
I am wondering how it’s produced and even more curious how to eliminate it.
I’ve tried a low-pass filter and noise attenuation, but it alters the sound quality.
The main problem is that the first voice (Skype?) is badly damaged by excessive processing - probably “noise reduction” and / or “echo cancellation”. Unfortunately that can’t be fixed.
The second problem, which is probably a side effect of the above, is the whistling sound in the left channel. You can see it here (the wiggly red / blue line that runs from left to right in the upper track) in the track spectrogram view:
As you can see, the frequency of that whistle varies, which makes it very difficult to filter out. In my opinion, the best solution would be to “split stereo to mono” and delete the left channel (click on the [X] in the top left corner of the track). The result will be a mono track without the whistling.