Nugen Audio LM-Correct 2
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Essential Information About LM-Correct 2 Software
Essential Information About LM-Correct 2 Software
- One-click solution for instant loudness compliance with True Peak correction
- Automatic processing faster than real-time, available as a plug-in or standalone application
- Compliance with ITU-R BS.1770, EBU R128, and CALM Act standards, featuring EBU mode and Leq(m) TASA measurement
- Support from mono to 5.1 and 7.1.2 support for post-production and broadcasting
Manufacturer Information
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What LM-Correct 2 Is For
LM-Correct 2 is designed to normalize and secure your program levels in seconds, whether you work in television, advertising, streaming platforms, or international delivery. Integrated into your NLE/DAW or used standalone, it corrects overall loudness and True Peak without degrading the mix, avoids tedious iterations, and guarantees masters compliant with broadcast specifications.
Main Features
Automatic and Immediate Compliance
Instantly analyzes and adjusts the file or selection, with built-in loudness target and True Peak level limiting. The "quick-touch" workflow allows transparent corrections directly within the editing environment.
Faster Than Real-Time
In file processing mode (standalone application, Avid AudioSuite, or CEP extension for Adobe Premiere Pro CC), the algorithm evaluates and corrects the entire program much faster than playback, ideal for tight deadlines.
Look-Ahead True Peak Limiting
The "look-ahead" limiter prevents True Peak overshoots caused by normalization, avoiding compliance failures after correction and preserving mix clarity.
One-Click Reversioning and Multi-Deliveries
Instantly convert a compliant master to another reference (region, channel, platform) without manual re-editing. Perfect for managing multiple versions of the same content.
For Post and Broadcast
Measure and correct in place within the project without leaving the editing environment. Use it as a final "back-stop" to secure your exports or as a quick adjustment tool on mono, stereo, or multichannel stems.
Optional DynApt Extension
DynApt technology adds targeting of the LRA index and dynamics while preserving dialogue intelligibility and dramatic transitions. It enables compliance with complex specifications while maintaining a natural sound.
Technical specifications
| Type | Full software | Downloadable | Yes |
| Mac | macOS 10.9; 1 GB RAM | Measurements | Integrated Loudness (integrated target), Short-Term and Momentary, Maximum True Peak Level, Leq(m) (TASA) |
| Windows | Windows 7; 1 GB RAM | Options | EBU mode, optional dialog-gated measurement |
| File integrations | Avid AudioSuite, Adobe Premiere Pro CC (CEP) | Optional DynApt extension | LRA targeting and dynamic management |
| Compliance | ITU-R BS.1770, EBU R128, CALM Act | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Is LM-Correct 2 compatible with Mac and Windows?
The specified setup supports macOS 10.9 and Windows 7, with 1 GB of memory required on each system.
Can LM-Correct 2 be used in Adobe Premiere Pro?
File processing integration is provided via the CEP extension for Adobe Premiere Pro CC. Avid AudioSuite is also supported.
Which loudness standards are supported?
Compliance references include ITU-R BS.1770, EBU R128, and the CALM Act. Measurements cover integrated loudness, Short-Term, and Momentary values. Maximum True Peak level and Leq(m) according to TASA are also part of the available measurements.
How does LM-Correct 2 prevent True Peak overshoots?
The look-ahead True Peak limiter acts after normalization to prevent level overshoots caused by correction.
Does DynApt provide dynamic range management?
The optional DynApt extension allows targeting the LRA index and managing dynamics, notably to preserve dialogue intelligibility and dramatic transitions.
