Volume levels on music

Can anyone tell me how to get the sound level on all my music tracks to the same level.i have to adjust the volume for different tracks and this is becoming annoying.

There are 3rd party programs that do this more effectively (at least in my opinion).
For Windows there is mp3Gain.

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