Or @noris 
Your last response was almost 4 months ago. How about an update?
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Hello All,
Weāre aware that this issue is still ongoing and we have an active ticket with the tech team regarding it. We donāt have any specific news to share at this time, but we are still planning for some improvements here.
We appreciate everyoneās patience while this issue makes itās way through the queue and once we have further news to share, weāll be sure to update this thread. Thanks!
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Thanks, and let us know, those that observe this thread how we can manifest that this is a rather high importance fix request for Qobuz albums listeners. Here we are in a support thread and not feature request where importance is manifested. I think it is underestimated by Roon how disturbing listing to an album is when volume changes like crazy between tracks, because album normalization is not available and therefore needs to be set to track for now for Qobuz listening.
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There is nothing worse than to leave your customers in the dark just because you have no new info to share. Every once in a while, which is not 4 months, it would be good to comment in this thread just like you did above.
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Just asking, but is the call for album levelling down to the fact that you want to sort out a Qobuz problem specifically? Because Iāve noticed albums (especially from the 70ās) can have extreme varying volume levels between tracks? Iām just playing Carly Simon Secrets and the last track āHis friends are more than fond of Robinā was at least barely two thirds the volume of the track that went before? Iāve also noticed it on a couple of old Rickie Lee Jones albums as well, do you think itās Qobuz grabbing tracks from wherever and not necessarily playing the actual album? Just wondering as surely you would leave an album track variance alone as the artist intended otherwise?
Most disturbing is track normalization when you listen to a live album. Depending on if the whole band/orchestra plays or not, e.g. an acoustic guitar and voice vs. whole band playing such an album cannot be listened well with track normalization. The problem is that in Roon the Album normalization does not work for Qobuz streams because the normalization value is plain wrong, e.g. an album with quite some high compression has a normalization value of +3.x dB and then constantly clips when your headroom is not set ridiculously high. Qobuz or Roon needs to fix this depending who has an hiccup database reg. the loudness value. All albums purchased and downloaded from Qobuz have correct values as Roon analyzes the albums when imported. But streaming from Qobuz with album normalization does not work. My preference would be to use album normalization as I mostly listen to entire albums and not shuffled tracks or radio.
Just spent a few hours figuring out why volume levelling wouldnāt work as advertised for me, then bumped into this thread. 
So, just chiming in to say I would love to see album-level volume levelling for Qobuz get fixed.
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According to the release notes this issue should be fixed. Great! Of course, Iāll test when Iām back at home in a couple of days 
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I can confirm volume levelling now finally works for albums as well. Thanks, @support! Nice work.
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Thank you Roon for doing this!
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