Ableton Note

Name: Ableton Note
Price: 6.99 USD
Rating: 4.2 (687 reviews)
Author: Ableton AG

By: Ableton AG App

A place to start musical ideas

Overview

Version:

2.1.0

Last updated: 2026-08-25

Features & Capabilities

Ableton Note is a Chrome extension that helps you start musical ideas fast. It serves as your ideas workspace with a curated selection of drum kits, synths, and melodic instruments, plus a MIDI editor to sequence notes, beats, and chords. Create beats on a 16‑pad or 25‑pad grid, explore melodies, and sample your world with your phone’s built‑in microphone to build your own sound palette. All ideas stay portable and can be sent to Ableton Live via Ableton Cloud, so you can edit MIDI notes and samples in Live without leaving Note. As a bonus, Ableton Note users get a free Live Lite license for quick setup, making it easy to go from idea to finished track across devices.

Capture, experiment, and export: record audio with your phone or an interface, warp tempo, quantize improvisations, and use the grid‑based Session View to create variations with multiple clips and scenes. The app supports looping, Note Repeat, key and scale settings, and flexible effects to shape sounds. When you’re ready, export the project as audio or keep refining in Note before moving on to the full Ableton Live workflow.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio Education

By:

Ableton AG

Rating:

4.20

(687) 3 new ratings

Version:

2.1.0 Last updated: 2026-08-25

Version code:

889979968

Creation date:

2022-10-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

1007.49MB

Price:

6.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-18

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 66,929 ▲ 22

Other rankings

#8 in Music (Paid) ▼ 1#18 in Essential Music Apps

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Developed by:

Ableton AG

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ableton-note/id1633243177

Website:

https://www.ableton.com

User Reviews

Users praise Ableton Note for fast, intuitive on-the-go sketching and strong cloud/desktop integration with Ableton Live. It’s a worthwhile, affordable mobile companion for Ableton users. Common drawbacks involve UI/UX rough edges, tricky MIDI editing on touch devices (with requests for a step sequencer and more MIDI tools), missing advanced features and sound options, and occasional cloud-transfer stability issues.

Pros

Rapid, intuitive on-the-go idea sketching and workflow.
Cloud sync enables seamless transfer of sessions to Ableton Live on desktop.
Strong integration with Ableton Live, making it easy to move ideas from mobile to desktop.
Affordable mobile DAW with powerful features for quick sketches.
Drift synth and ongoing updates enhance on-the-go sound design.

Cons

UI/UX and workflow can feel clunky or not intuitive for some users.
MIDI editing on touch screens is fiddly and error-prone; lacks a step sequencer and advanced MIDI tools.
Missing advanced features and instrument options (no AUV3, no multi-out) and limited sound/module variety compared with Live.
Occasional stability issues with cloud transfers (crashes reported by users).

Recent reviews

This app is incredible and great when paired with a midi controller. Record vocals, guitar, synths and anything you can think of. In depth mixing is absent from note but that’s what a full daw is for. Ableton also added custom time signatures which has been an incredible feature. I often find myself in beautiful places that inspire music that I need to write down. This app has provided that bridge. Record your ideas on the go and seamlessly send them to ableton live when you’re at your full setup to finish the track.

by Wh*****, 2026-09-08

I use note as intended, for ideas on the go… but! It’s easy layout and great selection of sounds, plus the insane ability for expressing midi; makes this the greatest plugin ever. Sampling from this to Ableton is the closest thing to plug a cable to your mind. We need more adding like Drift 😩