A buzzing sound is a continuous, low-frequency noise often associated with insects like bees or wasps. It can also be produced by electrical devices, such as transformers or buzzers. This sound is typically created by rapid vibrations, which can be heard in various environments, from nature to urban settings. In addition to insects and electrical equipment, buzzing sounds can occur in everyday life, such as when a cell phone receives a notification. The frequency and pitch of the buzzing can vary, influencing how we perceive it. Some people may find buzzing sounds soothing, while others may find them irritating.