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by TheUltimateKoopa at 6:53 PM EDT on May 14, 2013
Every 4 group of 8 bits is a track?
And I just null out the 4th group?
by SubDrag at 7:43 PM EDT on May 14, 2013
It's not always the 4th. Every non-null 32-bits is a track in the exported midi from N64 Midi tool.So you find right track, and null out corresponding raw bin track offset.
by wolupgm6 at 10:58 PM EDT on May 30, 2013
If I recall correctly VGMTrans can find midi sequences in some roms (Chameleon Twist 2, Super Smash Bros, Mischief Makers, to name a few) and if you expand the selection it can identify different instruments.

Edit: It's half an idea. I really should learn to piece together what I'm saying before I post it.

edited 5:34 AM EDT May 31, 2013
by holyice7 at 6:38 PM EDT on June 23, 2013
Since I begged for it last time, I'll say the one thing I know about this (although I'm not sure if you're beyond that point); apparently, in order to do what you're asking, as far as muting certain channels, you have to figure out which call string it has in the hex code, and zero it out in that particular USF file.

I got about as far as you did, but Josh W managed to do it properly for me, which is why we have versions of Tooty's Theme without the lava bubbling and furnace blasting, and inside the Rusty Bucket without the gears squeaking.

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