Seeking input or possible solution for doctoring a recording in post. I recorded a bluegrass show, indoors. I ran the caps without wind screens, at an approximate height of 9'. Listening to the recording I noticed an occasional "rumbling" coming through. It's very subtle, and almost not noticeable except between songs. After investigating further I've determined my mics picked up the exhaust from the air conditioner of the theater (I noticed during the show that it seemed rather cool). The theater has no fans, and the ceiling is a good 30'+ high so I didn't think "wind" would be an issue. I've learned my lesson for future recording at this theater.
Any suggestions for removing the sound of the "wind" (i.e. low frequency rumble) from the recording? I realize I probably wont be able to remove all of the "wind" sound, however since it appears mostly as a low frequency I was considering using an EQ or High Pass Filter of some sort.
It's a shame because the recording sounds great, with the exception of the wind damage. Any suggestions from those with previous experiences will be appreciated.