Hello Mike,

If anything, the DeNoiser is definitely the way to go. It may require a little fiddling around with it and may not get the perfect results you were hoping to get, but it is the best tool you will find within the program to do this. You will, however, have to make sure you're using it correctly and a little experimentation will be needed until you achieve the best result possible: Once you're in the audio cleaning dialog and have enabled the DeNoiser, hit the "Advanced..." button in that section. By default, you will only have a bunch of presets (noises produced by various camera models) that you can subsctract from your audio. If you're not using one of those cameras and if you actually want to remove wind noises, this is obviously no good. What you really need to do is using the function to take and save a noise sample from your own footage's audio track under the advanced settings of the DeNoiser. Use the "Next" button to get your first noise sample. Do this a view times and experiment with the "Noise level" and "Reduce noise" sliders until you get the best result. You can always use the playback button in the dialog to pre-listen to the footage and find out how it sounds with the current noise sample substracted from it.

It's a pretty powerful tool and I've gotten pretty good results removing street noise from recordings before, but of course the technical possibilities are limited and you will have to try a little until you get it right.

Good luck!