@namahshaman - Thanks
It's a very practical setup, and is easily changed around if required. I have used the iPad Lemur app quite a bit, and actually developed a Voyager controller with it. A company called Liine does it, not the original Jazzmutant people. They're collaborating, or maybe Liine even bought them out - who knows. Maybe someone here does.
My Voyager Lemur app:
http://liine.net/en/community/user-library/view/198/
You have a cool neighbour. I wish I did. LOL
@muksys - That's mostly true. I don't have an iPad 2, so I can't compare it directly. I do have an iPad 1 though, and one of the most complex apps out there - Korg's iMS-20 - had real trouble on the original iPad. On the 3, it screams. So, for me, it's a very big difference in speed. I've watched a few YouTube comparisons between various aspects of the iPad 2 vs 3, and they're faster than each other depending on circumstance. The 3 seems to communicate faster in most tests - and without the silly 4G LTE debate we're having here in Australia at the moment because the iPad 4G isn't compatible with our 4G network's frequency. Good move guys.
Apart from that, the 3 is certainly no slower in real terms, and quite possibly faster in most respects. The main difference will be seen in situations like Paedra or Genome sequencing Animoog on the same device. The extra half gig of RAM (1Gb total in the 3 vs 512Mb in the 2) will certainly be a boon here. With that display... did I mention the display?... it's a far better unit overall. The 1080p camera in the 3 is also, let me say it because I do shoot a fair amount of video with my Canon 5D Mark-II, quite remarkable.
Sub 37 Tribute, Waldorf Blofeld, MF-104M SD, Axiom 25, UMX-610, Propellerhead Balance, Truth B1030A mons, MacBook Pro i7, Live 9, Logic 10, Animoog.
My neighbours are going to hate me. 
My music room is new
