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If Note crashes, a crash report will be sent automatically to our developers, who will then log the crash for investigation. There is no need to contact Ableton Support.

Latency with Bluetooth headphones currently affects all audio applications. This may lead to noticeable delays between an action and hearing the associated audio. We recommend connecting wired headphones to play the instruments in Note.

Learn more about Bluetooth headphones and latency in Note.

Note Sets synced in Ableton Cloud are transferred automatically to any iOS device logged into Ableton Cloud with the same email address. You can also transfer Note Sets using any of the options under the Share To... menu. 

You can import samples into Note using AirDrop to load files from another device, or Share to from other apps.

Currently, Note supports importing WAV, AIFF, M4A and MP3 files. M4A and MP3 files will be converted to WAV upon import. Samples can then be added to tracks containing a Drum Rack or a Sampler instrument. Learn more about working with samples in Note. 

In Sampler or Drum Rack device view, tap Transpose to re-pitch a sample. Transposing also affects the speed of playback. Since Warp is not available in Note, it's not currently possible to adjust timing and pitch independently.