how do I remove the wind sound that happens during outdoor ceremonies

[Don Bloom]

You might try using a TRACK EQ. First split the track where the vows are (so you’re woeking with a smaller peice, rigth click on that clip and go to non realtime effects. Apply the TRACK EQ to it and when it opens up pull down #1 to the bottom and to the right while playing the audio. Pull to the right until you remove the noise without affecting the sound of the voice.
Wind noise is very difficult to remove in most cases. You might need to use some sort of Noise Reuction program like Sound forge is the Track EQ doesn’t work.
HTHs
Don

[Don Seils]

I hate to say it, but this one is easier to avoid than to fix. Once there, the levels of that nise can tltally block out any other sound. We usually place the mic inside the Groom’s lapel when the ceremony willbe outdoors, with the tip of the mic windscreen protruding that shelters it most of the time and the noise is reduced

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[Harold Brown]

It depends on how much noise there is and if someone is speaking. The easiest way to remove wind noise is to find an area with no noise and copy and paste it overtop the wind noise. You can get rid of a lot of noise this way. Of course there has to be no other noises in the background like music or talking. I just got rid of a pop sound from the subject tapping the wireless mic using the same method. Watching the video it appearded that he was talking while he tapped the mic but when I expanded the track the noise was in between words. You cannot always get rid of all of it but it does help.