On Tuesday 8th July we planned for Meg to come into school and record her song. We used a music recording room in school which minimised background sound from the school as much as possible. We used a Nikon d5200 to film on with a microphone plugged into the camera. Once i filmed it i used windows movie maker to change the video into an audio file. When i listened back to the sound there was a fuzz/buzzing in the background of the sound; this effected the quality. Using a software called audacity i was able to remove this. Before putting the file in audacity i had to convert the audio file into a WAV file; for it to be accepted in the software. When you import the file into audacity on the effects option there is a noise removal option. By first highlighting a small part of the sound which isnt anything playing to remove the fuzz you do this thden go: effect, noise removal, get noise profile, highlight the whole sound, noise removal and finally press okay. The file then had no fuzz in the background or very little. This software was new for me and I learnt how to use it by watching a quick youtube tutorial.