Way back in the Long, Long Ago, there was the old Conker's Bad Fur Day preliminary rip, with preliminary isolated dynamic tracks. The info file described the process and addresses:
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Track 2 on the CBFD OST is called "Windy & Co" and is made up of several segments. The sequence acatually uses all 16 channels simultaneously for the 4 distinct versions of the track. While I can't fade them together like on the OST I *can* isolate each version. To do this I modify the set of flags used to indicate to the sequence player whether a track is valid; actually I replace the instruction to load the flags with a load immediate. I then just patch this into the main sparse02.miniusf with another miniusf that refers to it. The patched instruction is
With this extremely helpful information, even a technically uninitiated dunce could isolate and record the the whistling channel (8000) to use to create a brand new Windy & Co. from XBox version music...so I did! Now I want to do it again, but I've forgotten exactly how. Maybe I used IDA? More importantly, this old info may be incompatible with the newest preliminary rip. I might even be going about this the hard way.
Well, the two people who would be able to help you the most haven't responded. That would be JoshW and ugetab. HCS might be able to help, but he hasn't touched on USFs in a long time. On top of that, I'm not sure if he ever fiddled with selecting the dynamic portions of tracks specifically at all.
As for JoshW and ugetab, they'll likely respond when they check the forum here (they seem to check it somewhat infrequently), so just try to be patient. Or you could try to contact them directly. Mouser X over and out.
You just edit the file. In the Windy & Co. dynamics set, take sparse02a.miniusf. At offset 0x20 is the instruction I replace. Change it from EF 0B 09 24 to 00 80 09 24
I don't know if you can use this miniusf with the new set, but you might try!
[edit] Or you can do what ugetab said while I was looking this up.
As Mouser X pointed out, there aren't that many people who understand USF ripping particularly well. If even a couple of people get busy, or bored with USFs, then you end up with practically nobody to do anything to help.