A significant number of users are frustrated by the limitation of only 8 bars per track, which restricts their ability to create longer compositions. Approximately 10% of users have expressed dissatisfaction with this constraint, finding it a major hindrance to their workflow.

I naturally thought you would be able to increase the bars, but alas, it appears there are only 8 bars max which makes this app unusable for me.

Users have reported conflicts between the swipe up/down control for velocity and the drag-and-drop note action, making it difficult to adjust velocity without affecting note placement. This issue affects about 8% of users, who find it hampers their ability to fine-tune their music.

The swipe up/down control for velocity very much conflicts with the drag and drop note action.

Some users are unable to get any audio output from the app, despite trying various troubleshooting steps. This issue affects approximately 5% of users, who are unable to use the app effectively due to this critical functionality gap.

I have not been able to get it to play audio a single time since downloading it.

The app's interface is considered unintuitive by some users, particularly those unfamiliar with Ableton's ecosystem. Around 7% of users find the app's design and navigation challenging, which slows down their learning curve and overall productivity.

A mobile Ableton app is a great idea but this version is not very intuitive and leaves much to desire.