For quite a while now, I've wanted to record video whilst riding my bike. Finally, I found a suitable handlebar mount for the mobile phone and, after setting it up, I took a short spin along the back lane.
Wow! The video part was fine but the rumble from the bike came through unbelievably loud!! Well - nil desperandum - I set about getting rid of the offensive background noise, using the 'tools' that I have, Corel VideoStudio X7 and MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 17 Deluxe.
The result isn't perfect but it's a better representation of the actual sound than the original. I hope you find it interesting. Oh, and I should mention the reason for the swinging from side to side. I wasn't able to pedal smoothly, because I was wearing my cycling shoes at the time, only my everyday shoes. Bad Panda!
By the way, I have NOT simply reduced the overall audio level. It is easy to do that in Photoshop CS6 but I only used Photoshop to join the various clips together and add transitions.