I'm a life-long smoker, and I found out, much to my chagrin, that I have labored breathing.

Which is to say that using the built-in microphones in my GH-2 last weekend to shoot a woman of transcendental beauty, one can hear me breathing in the background.

I need to edit this out.

My suspicion is that I could find an otherwise silent spot in the video, identify the frequency of the offending sound, and filter it out.

From what I know--virtually nothing--of FCPX, this is not one of the features of the software.

Is there another, relatively inexpensive program that would allow me to do this?

Thanks in Advance.

RBD

N.B. Yes, next time I will use a directional mike.