PT Peek 1.4.4 (build 116)
alphaAugust 13, 2026- Version 1.4.4Build 116macOS 12.0+
1.4.4
Fixed
- Not detecting PACE license system 6 in certain cases.
Changed
- Display build type in About window and reports.
1.4.3
Fixed
- Incorrect clip listings in some cases.
1.4.2
Added
- Multitrack playback.
- Overview: a draggable playhead grabber.
- Overview: Track solo controls and Master Solo button.
- Options ▸ Solo Mode — choose solo behavior: Latch (toggle, multiple), X-OR (exclusive), or Momentary (solo
Changed
- Overview: Track select indication improved.
- Overview: clips draw better.
- Multi-Session Search: the space bar controls the session preview's playback except while you're typing in the search field.
- The Session Database window's volumes list now shows as a macOS source-list sidebar.
Fixed
- Large sessions (hundreds of tracks, tens of thousands of clips) no longer scroll sluggishly in the Overview.
1.4.1
Added
- Improved Multi-Session plug-in search.
- Improved Multi-Session tracks search for format and comment. You can filter by "Track format" (Mono / Stereo / 5.1 / 7.1.2 / Ambisonic / …) in the criteria builder, and search track comments as free text via the new "Track Comment" scope in the search bar (or a "Track comment" criterion). Existing indexes re-scan automatically to pick up the new fields.
- Multi-Session Search button to toggle the session preview between split view and single column.
- The Watch Locations window now has a "Report A Problem…" button that opens a bug report with a full diagnostic attached.
- Improved window select: Video, Session database, Multi-session search.
Fixed
- In Multi-Session Search, selecting a track (or a plug-in's track) now scrolls the preview to that track .
- In Multi-Session Search, the preview pane's selected item(s) now dim to gray when the preview loses keyboard focus (e.g. when you click back in the results list), matching how the results list itself indicates focus.
- Large sessions no longer feel sluggish.
- Multi-Session Search now auto-expands as many of the top results as fit the results pane.
- Searching for clips, tracks, audio files, or plug-ins with an empty search box (meaning "any") no longer lists sessions that contain none of that item.
- Opening a session from Multi-Session Search now shows the whole session instead of reapplying a previously-saved Overview selection.
- The Session Database window's volume sidebar now matches the rest of the window's background instead of showing a mismatched tint.
- Multi-Session Search track results are now a flat list.
- Multi-Session Search "Track type is Aux" no longer matches routing folder tracks (which share the Aux type internally). Routing and basic folders are now categorized as "Folder", so the Aux filter returns only real aux tracks.
- Selecting a clip, track, or audio file in Multi-Session Search results now reveals that same item in the preview .
- Clicking a scrollbar in a session view or preview now just scrolls; it no longer passes the click through and selects the row underneath it.
- The Video, Session Database, and Multi-Session Search items in the Window menu now read just the window name; the shortcut opens the window or brings it to front (⌘W closes), and these utility windows no longer clutter the Window menu's open-windows list.
- The Video window is now always available (⇧⌘V) and explains its state: it shows "None" when the active session has no video, the movie when you're Pro-licensed, or "Pro license required." with an "Open Demo Session…" button otherwise.
1.4.0
Added
- PT Peek Pro License: new Pro license tier.
- Session Database: PT Peek now keeps a searchable index of the Pro Tools sessions across your drives. Open it from Window > Show/Hide Session Database (⇧⌘D), then choose which volumes and folders to watch. PT Peek scans them in the background and keeps the index current automatically as sessions are added, changed, moved, or removed — indexing your real sessions first and auto-backups afterward, so search is useful sooner.
- Multi-Session Search: find any session metadata fast. Open it from Window > Show/Hide Multi-Session Search (⇧⌘S) and search across every indexed session by session name, track, clip, audio file, or plug-in. Select a result to preview the session inline — the same rich view you get opening a .ptx — without leaving the window.