Which tool do I need to adjust backing track volume levels and the master level for mainly driven effects?
Quite some CDLC's have either insanely high backing track/master volume while for others the effect level is so loud that it is hard to hear the backing track, kind of need to hear what the rest of the band plays when playing from memory.

11 minutes ago, Mineria said:

Which tool do I need to adjust backing track volume levels and the master level for mainly driven effects?
Quite some CDLC's have either insanely high backing track/master volume while for others the effect level is so loud that it is hard to hear the backing track, kind of need to hear what the rest of the band plays when playing from memory.

You can use cfsm to adjust the loudness of the song/tones.
https://customsforge.com/index.php?/topic/66865-volumes-on-rocksmith-2014-remastered-anomalous/#comment-367696

It's a bit of fiddling but you can also adjust the mixer in-game through the pause menu if you don't wanna mess with the files directly.

1 hour ago, coldrampage said:

You can use cfsm to adjust the loudness of the song/tones.
https://customsforge.com/index.php?/topic/66865-volumes-on-rocksmith-2014-remastered-anomalous/#comment-367696

It's a bit of fiddling but you can also adjust the mixer in-game through the pause menu if you don't wanna mess with the files directly.

Thank you, figured out how to get an official copy of ffmpeg and dropped it into cfsm.
Trying with the default values on a stack of files, will see how that goes, I guess that it scans the max level and adjust db/luf accordingly to what the setting is set to?