Yes, you can take the wind noise out doing what was suggested, but the bummer is that because the wind covers so many of the same freq’s that are in the voice you end up taking a lot of dynamic’s out of the voice and it starts to sound like it has echo on it and gets very tinny sounding … There is no real good solution except when you are recording outside and can bury a wireless inside a shirt to act as a mega windscreen … On the recording you have take small chuncks out maybe starting at 50% then take out 40% and continue with the same proceedure as far as you can and still live with the sound … I do a fishing program and have tried everything that my 9 years of working with Audition can think of and the only way is to make sure you record with every safeguard possible because it is near impossible to fix in post and still have it sound good ……… WILLIE