Version history & release notes · updated as builds ship
Suite 1.1.18August 2026Current release
SECURITYInstaller & License Manager hardening: text that comes from your Mac — a file name, a system error message — is now escaped before it appears in a dialog or notification, so it can never be treated as markup. The app also refuses to open child windows or navigate away from itself, and a content-security policy blocks remote scripts, objects and frames.
Installer-only release. The five plug-ins are byte-for-byte identical to 1.1.17 — nothing in your audio path changes and no session will sound different.
FIXFITZ PHONE would not load on any Mac running a macOS earlier than 26.5 — which is to say, effectively every Mac. A build setting was silently ignored, so the plug-in was compiled against the wrong macOS minimum and the system refused to load it. It is now built to the same minimum as the rest of the suite. If FITZ PHONE never appeared in your plug-in list, this is the fix.
FIXPlug-in code signatures were being invalidated while the installer was packaged, so macOS could reject the plug-ins it had just installed. Fixed at the packaging step.
FIXThe AAX (Pro Tools) plug-ins now carry a stapled Apple notarization ticket. Without it, a Pro Tools machine with no internet connection could refuse to open them.
FIXOpening a plug-in's detail page in the installer could render its icon at full size and push the rest of the page off screen.
The installer now reports the version of each plug-in actually installed on your Mac alongside the version it carries, instead of assuming the two match.
CHANGEShamPRESSOR — PEAK REDUCTION now spreads its useful range across the knob's travel instead of crowding it into the first tenth. The stored value, the value reaching the audio engine, the displayed number and host automation are all unchanged; only the knob's angle moved, so existing sessions and automation lanes recall exactly as before.