Yes, there are limitations and compatibility issues when using .AMXD (Ableton Max for Live Device) formats in other music production software. Limited compatibility: .AMXD files are specifically designed for Ableton Live's Max for Live platform. They are not natively compatible with other music production software such as Logic Pro, FL Studio, or Pro Tools. These files can only be used within Ableton Live or with other software that supports Max for Live.Functionality differences: Max for Live devices often utilize unique features and functionalities that are specific to Ableton Live. When using .AMXD files in other software, these specialized features may not work or may behave differently, resulting in a loss of functionality.User interface: Max for Live devices have a specific user interface design that may not translate well to other software. The graphical elements, controls, and interactions may not be supported or displayed correctly in other music production software, making it difficult to use or modify the device.Programming language: Max for Live devices are programmed using Max/MSP, a visual programming language. Other music production software may use different programming languages or frameworks, making it challenging to convert or integrate .AMXD files into those environments.Licensing: Max for Live is a proprietary technology developed by Ableton. The use of .AMXD files in other software may violate licensing agreements or copyright restrictions, as they are intended for use within Ableton Live only.In summary, while .AMXD files are highly compatible within Ableton Live, they may not work or function properly in other music production software due to differences in compatibility, functionality, user interface, programming language, and licensing.