Droning/rubbing sound from left brake pad after recent change

I recently changed my wife’s brake pads on her toyota corolla, 09 or something. We used some universal cermaic plates, by the way. It was my first time changing brake pads and it took a bit but I did it successfully, atleast I think. I took it out for a spin to make sure I wasn’t letting my wife go off in a death trap made out of my own incompetence, and it braked fine. I got up to 60 or so a few times and did a long brake, a shorter brake, and a short stop. Each time the brakes were fine, and the really bad shaking in the steering wheel that would happen before during a brake had stopped.

HOWEVER, there is a very concerning droning sound coming from the left wheel when braking, and sometimes at lower speeds without a brake. It is especially worse when lightly braking while making a left hand turn. Is this something to be concerned about? I also noticed there’s a slight metallic ringing to it too, barely perceivable. I’ve read that this could be something like dust between the brake pad and rotor or the rotor not being "accustomed" to the shape of the newer brake pad? Should I crank it back up and take a look at them or just drive it around a bit more and see if the noise lessens?