Sessions 7.0 introduces support for Plug-in Side Chains. Many Plug-ins, such as vocoders and compressors, feature a Side Chain input which allows them to ‘listen’ to an audio signal to control some aspect of their internal behaviour. Sessions 7.0 adds a Side Chain picker to the Plug-in Widget menu. From here, you can select which Channel Strip output you want to connect to the Side Chain input of the Plug-in. Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 6.2 improves the timing accuracy when syncing to an external MIDI clock. Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 6.1 updates the Audio Engine Settings to account for the new CPU core types introduced with Apple’s M5 family of chips. Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 6.0 introduces automatic Plug-in Latency Compensation. Some Plug-ins introduce small timing delays, known as latency, when processing audio. This causes audio from some Channel Strips to be slightly out of alignment with others. Plug-in Latency Compensation automatically corrects for this misalignment by delaying the output of low latency Channel Strips to match those with a higher latency. Plug-in Latency Compensation can be enabled and disabled in the Audio tab in Settings where the amount of correction currently being applied is also displayed. To help find Plug-ins that may be introducing latency, an info button is provided that displays the latency reported by all Plug-ins in the current Session. It is widely accepted that for live performance it is desirable to reduce latency as much as possible. Although Plug-in Latency Compensation can increase latency on some Channel Strips, it only does so to match the latency already present in other Channel Strips that contain Plug-ins that report non-zero latency. A Session that contains only zero-latency Plug-ins will have the same overheads and latency irrespective of the Plug-in Latency Compensation setting. Plug-in Latency Compensation is enabled by default and we recommend it remains enabled to ensure correct alignment of audio throughout the system. Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 5.4 includes the following improvements: * Fixes an issue where some plug-ins could generate continuous noise when switching Scenes. * The metronome volume slider now works as expected. Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 5.3 includes the following improvements: * Adds an external MIDI mapping for the master output volume. * Fixes an issue that could result in incorrect audio data being written to a file when exported from the Always-On Recorder. Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 5.2 includes the following improvements: * Adds error handling for plug-ins that become invalidated or cause the AUHostingService to crash * Improves Widget control interaction to reduce unintended drag operations * Fixes the Settings view toolbar layout on macOS 26.2 Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 5.1 works around an issue where some plug-ins were incorrectly obtaining the host sample rate from an inactive input bus format. Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 5.0 introduces two new features - Session Mix and Pinned Scenes - that work together to unlock a whole new way to perform live with Sessions. Session Mix is a new view that provides a bird’s eye view of your entire session. Your 12 Scenes are arranged in a grid with colourful, easy-to-see and easy-to-reach buttons. Designed to be simple and intuitive to use while playing live, Session Mix lets you control all 12 Scene output levels and seamlessly switch Scenes without any other distractions. Session Mix also includes Pinned Scenes that enables you to activate and deactivate additional Scenes alongside the currently selected Scene. This opens the door to new possibilities such as always-on Scenes and delivers the flexibility to treat Scenes as layers that can be seamlessly blended in and out during a live performance. We’ve also added new external MIDI mappings so you can pin / unpin Scenes and adjust individual Scene output levels from your MIDI controller. Sessions 5.0 also includes the following new features and improvements: * Adds an optional Scene name that will be displayed instead of the Scene icon * Improves interaction with gain controls for more accuracy - clicking (or tapping) either side of the knob position adjusts the gain in small steps. Double clicking (or tapping) the knob, resets the gain to 0dB * When adjusting gain from the Macros or MIDI, the dB value is temporarily displayed * The screen will no longer go to sleep when Sessions is the frontmost app [Mac] * Improves error handling for plug-ins that are not compatible with the current audio settings * Fixes an issue with hung notes from certain MIDI controllers when switching Scenes * Fixes an issue that prevented renamed Widget parameters updating on macOS 26 and iPadOS 26 * Fixes an issue that could cause Sessions to quit unexpectedly when opening Settings with certain hardware combinations Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 4.1 includes the following improvements: * Fixes an issue that prevented Scene icons from being selected on macOS 26 and iPadOS 26 * Fixes an issue that could prevent plug-ins producing audio * Fixes an issue that could prevent plug-in views initializing correctly * Fixes an issue that reloaded all plug-ins twice after the sample rate of an aggregate device was changed [Mac] Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 4.0 introduces a new multi-threaded audio engine that spreads the audio processing load over multiple CPU cores. The new engine delivers a huge increase in real-time audio performance so you can add even more Channel Strips and Plug-ins to your projects. In addition to the new audio engine, Sessions 4.0 includes the following new features and improvements: * Adds an optional CPU meter to the toolbar * Adds a setting to control of the maximum number of threads available to the new audio engine * Adds more flexibility when selecting and combining Output and Input Devices [Mac] * Adds compatibility with Aggregate Devices created using Audio MIDI Setup [Mac] * Adds compatibility with mono plug-ins * Moved Metronome and Display options into a new General tab in Settings * Fixes an issue where the mute button did not silence pre fader sends * Fixes an issue where audio input channels that should have contained audio data were silent * Fixes an issue where plug-ins could fail to load if the the app was backgrounded [iPad] * Fixes an issue where restoration of the previous app state could fail after restarting [iPad] Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 3.5 includes the following improvements: * Fixes an issue with logarithmically scaled plug-in parameters that could cause Sessions to quit unexpectedly in certain circumstances * Improves the accuracy of displayed parameter values when adjusting Widget controls Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 3.4 includes the following improvements: * Fixes an issue which could result in the output volume being louder than expected in certain circumstances Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 3.3 includes the following improvements: * Fixes a very rare crash when starting playback in the Always-On Recorder Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 3.2 includes the following improvements: * Sessions for iPad can now run in the background while using other apps. This behaviour can be selected using a new ‘Run in Background’ option in Audio Settings. * Sessions for iPad will no longer interrupt audio from other apps when it becomes the foreground app. Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!

Sessions 3.1 includes the following improvements to Sessions for iPad: * Support for Bluetooth headphones * A menu for adding the current Scene to the Patch Library * Several small changes to help clarify the difference between Projects and Patches * Fixes a potential issue where the app state was not restored correctly Sessions will never interrupt you to ask for a review - we don’t like being interrupted either! However, App Store ratings and reviews are important, so if you are enjoying Sessions and have a spare minute, we’d be delighted if you could leave a rating or review on the App Store. Thanks!