AMS is a lightweight command-line tool that scans your file system for audio production project files. From your current working directory, AMS recursively searches for Ableton Live, Pro Tools, Logic Pro X, Cubase, and Reaper sessions—then returns them sorted from most recent → oldest with fast paging and simple commands.
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Sorts results automatically by last modified date
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Navigate pages using your arrow keys
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Filter by audio files or backups
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Open sessions instantly via command
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Zero setup inside projects — just install and run
Place the compiled ams binary into /usr/local/bin:
sudo install ams /usr/local/bin
Run AMS from any folder you want to search (e.g., your music folder):
cd ~/Music
ams list -n "My Song"Search for sessions from your current directory downward.
ams list
Options:
Flag
Description
-a, --audio
Include audio files (bounces, renders, stems)
-b, --backups
Include DAW backup/session-backup files OR if searching for audio, show stems
-n <NAME>, --name <NAME>
Filter results by name
-h, --help
AMS currently finds:
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Ableton Live (
.als) -
Pro Tools (
.ptx,.pts) -
Logic Pro X (
.logicx,.logic) -
Cubase/Nuendo (
.cpr) -
Reaper (
.rpp) -
Audio files (optional):
.wav,.aiff,.mp3, etc. -
Backup files (various DAW-specific formats)