It's called replaygain. You can do this with dbpoweramp, mediamonkey and foobar and many other programs. It's analyzes both track and album volume levels and writes the adjustment to the tags in the files. You can also have it done to the actual data but I'd recommend the tag method myself. The album gain comes up with an average adj so that the volume remains the same as was intended. That way a soft song doesn't get adjusted so that it's just as loud as the loudest song. But overall it will be about the same loudness as any album you play before or after it. Track gain will make all songs about the same volume when mixing with songs from other albums. Kind of like a radio station does. Squeezecenter has a switch called smart gain that can tell if your playing an album or a mixed playlist and will use whichever gain is best automatically. There is lots of info out there, just search the wiki or google replay gain. Sorry if this is too confusing, I'm kinda tired right now. :(
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