Volume Adjustment - Level it off...

Is this possible? (I'm just brand spankin new to audio recording and this software)
I recorded Matt 4 different times on 4 tracks for a V.O. I took bits of each take that I liked and made one final piece... but sometimes I notice that track 2's audio was a little louder than track 4's...
In my compiled final track, is there a way for Soundtrack to make all clips the same audio level?
If not... I guess I need to know how to go under master volume and put keyframes in to adjust every track to track cut I made.... I hope this makes sense.
If you have a clue and could help me out, you would be the bomb diggity. Thanks,
Jer

Thanks man. That's exactly what I needed.
Jer

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Although it is beyond remit of this manufacturer's sponsored forum to discuss matters concerning obviating Symbian platform security, it should be technically possible to re-assign this button using "Magic Key" or "Virtual key" which are unsigned applications.
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