Topic: ISO: RX Advanced wind reduction help for 1 song for YOUTH MUSIC NON-PROFIT

[Billy Mumphrey]

On Sunday I recorded some young local jazz musicians play a free show in La Alma Park in Denver to benefit Youth on Record, a local non-profit that helps promote music and arts with local kids and schools:

https://www.youthonrecord.org/

On the last song, right at the very end (naturally), the wind kicked up and introduced some wind rumble. I know the non-profit and the artists wanted to use this recording for various promotions and such, so if anyone is willing to run this 9 minute song through RX Advanced's wind reduction, that would be VERY appreciated:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/gbfiptb9d6eh9unnvgavz/off-the-cuff-wind-reduction.wav?rlkey=5h6tn3s61qtalv5lckricxw7b&st=rsgk0n6z&dl=0

I was trying some cheap little "dead rat" windscreens from Amazon, they're advertised for lapel mics and they actually performed ok considering it was breezy throughout the show. But right at the end the weather really kicked up. It was really cool though, part of the program is connecting successful local musicians with younger musicians, but also connecting kids who are interested in the technical side of music production with local soundguy's/ production companies. So they had 4-5 teenagers helping with running the sound and stage setup. When I went to politely request the board feed, the super nice soundguy showed them how to provide it and said quote-un-quote "it's kind of a professional courtesy to make sure they get a good mix" and went on to explain why vocals will be really heavy and you should try to boost the other instruments etc etc. Very cool.

The file is 32fp 48khz, and even though I only hear wind rumble right at the end, I included the whole song just in case. I have RX Standard, and I tried the "De-plosive" repair feature but the results were middling at best. Since this is for the non-profit to use, I was hoping someone with RX Advanced could get some better results. Thanks so much in advance! Feel free to DM if you (understandably) want to avoid a bunch of repair requests...