Vizard Agent

How to remove a high-pitched ringing without dulling the music

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent to remove the ringing specifically and to leave the music alone. A steady whine occupies a narrow band of frequencies, so it can be measured and removed on its own. A general noise reduction dulls the cymbals, the consonants and everything else on the way past.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Name the sound and name the exclusion. "Remove the background noise" is the request that produces a dull result; "remove the high-pitched ringing, do not change the music" is a different job entirely and Vizard Agent treats it as one. Saying whether it's a steady whine, a hum or a beep tells it what to look for.

Prompt

Just remove the high-pitched ringing in the background of this video. Do not change the music: it should sound exactly as it does now, only without the whine. Keep the picture untouched.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

The whine is one tone rather than general noise, and treating it as general noise is what makes the rest of the audio come back muffled. So Vizard Agent measures first, and the filtering is a single step at the end. A filter narrowed to one band leaves the frequencies either side of it, which is why the music survives. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Some tones can't be separated. If the whine drifts in pitch, sits exactly where an instrument does, or is distortion rather than a tone, a narrow filter either misses it or takes the instrument with it. Intermittent beeps are better cut than filtered, and ringing that's louder than everything else is unlikely to be recoverable.

Common questions

Will the music be exactly the same? Outside the removed band, yes. That is why Vizard Agent narrows the filter.

Can it fix a hum instead? Yes. A mains hum is the same job for Vizard Agent, at a lower frequency.

Does the picture get re-encoded? No. Vizard Agent keeps the video stream untouched.