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Firstly, from what I've seen so far, this works perfectly and exactly as advertised! I will be doing a full-playthrough using this shortly, and will edit this if there's any issues during the playthrough (not that I expect I'll have to).

Secondly, I keep noticing the same one or two 'reviewers' here don't understand how incredibly useful 'no music' hacks are to some of us. I'm a multi-platform streamer. I will JUMP at any 'no music' hack I see if the game looks interesting enough. First and foremost this is avoid any music copyright issues, because that can be a serious issue a LOT more often than I'd like. Not having to worry at all about music copyright is always a plus in my book. Also this way, I can stream games with other music of my choice playing while keeping all sound effects in tact. In addition to streaming games, I also make clip compilations from my streams, and LOVE when I can keep in the live sound effects in said clips and edit my own soundtrack on top. All of these activities bring in some nice side income for me, so while it's mostly a hobby, I take this very seriously. And thus I sincerely appreciate anyone taking the time to make such hacks. Of course, many others out there have their own purposes for these types of hacks as well.

So again, this hack does exactly what it was meant to do. Not understanding the purpose(s) of 'no music' hacks is not a valid reason to give a negative review.

Part of the fun of Banjo Kazooie is Grant Kirkhope's fantastical score. Removing it is akin to removing the character of the game. So no, you can't preserve the character with some jingles when you already ripped the character out.