How to remove a specific audio track?

Hello,
My wife and I were recently driving around in a convertible.
She recorded video of our drive on her iPhone.
When the iPhone was in the car (ie: behind the windshield), you can hear the music and the sound of the car perfectly.
However, occasionally she would put the iPhone up above the windshield for an unobstructed view, but the wind whipping by the iPhone's mic is blisteringly loud and annoying.
Is there any way to delete JUST the wind noise from the audio track (either in iMovie, or Garage Band, or any other program anybody knows of)?
I know that software exists that will break down an audio track into it's individual components, I just don't know which ones are the best.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Justin

Hi
Is there any way to delete JUST the wind noise from the audio track (either in iMovie, or Garage Band, or any other program anybody knows of)?
No - some minimal enhancements can be done but way to little to be of any use.
• Equalizer in Garageband
• SoundSoap™
But still that will not make any noticeable difference. Sorry
I know that software exists that will break down an audio track into it's individual components, I just don't know which ones are the best.
Then You know more than me.
I know the theory of "Field-Vector-Analysis" but never seen any program that apply it and if they are in real world then
• Costs will be astronomical
• Need of computing power - wild guess x-thousand Macs connected as a Beowulf-cluster
• Competence to use it - talking about steep learning curve
Hear-say talks about an application "Virtual Microphone" - but I can't find it to test anywhere.
So - do as the Pros - dubbing - silence original and make/use a fake audio file instead.
Yours Bengt W

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