Nugen Audio has now released their Loudness Management Batch analysis and correction processor (LMB) as an OSX application.
LMB provides summary and detailed logging, in-built graphing, and the options to use True-Peak look ahead limiter and LRA compression whilst correcting to multiple loudness standards at the same time.
LMB is compliant with the latest loudness standards ITU-R BS1770, EBU R128, ATSC A/85 and other regional localisations, offering a solution for loudness and true peak compliance in Mix, Mastering, Post Production, Film and Broadcast.
LMB will automatically assess and if necessary, correct files to current loudness criteria.
Typically operating faster than real-time, on batches of audio or video files (LMB can automatically de-mux video to analyse the audio content without changing the original file) LMB is designed to save time and prevent mistakes, rapidly generating the information and files you need.
Watched (hot) folders allow LMB to find and fix files without user intervention and optional command-line operation allows for integration into your existing asset management procedure.
Automatic Integrated program loudness, Sort-term loudness and even Loudness Range (LRA) targeting. LMB also takes care of True Peak levels using a built-in back-stop limiter.
For further info see the LMB page here: www.nugenaudio.com/LMB_Loudness_batch_processor.php
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