If you have been paying a attention to what has been going on for the iPad since its release it has been quite interesting how fast things are being develop for it. It seems on many websites there is a new video posted about someone showcasing new software for the iPad.

In my last iPad related post I mentioned an App called TouchOSC and just like I thought it’s doing exactly what I thought but unfortunately it appears there isn’t a native iPad version yet. But from what I’ve seen it seems to be working quiet well on the iPad.

Another App that has caught my eye is called MIDIPad. I’m not sure if it is as customizable as TouchOSC or Jazzmutant Lemur but it looks promising.

I know I am barley scratching the surface on the topic and there are probably a lot more amazing Apps I don’t know about that are aspiring to do what the Jazzmutant Lemur does. We have to look what has Jazzmutant done since the introduction of Apple iPad. To be honest not too much other than the introduction of the software called ‘Mu’. What ‘Mu’ does is be Ableton Live controller for the Lemur.

If you watch all the videos you can tell that Mu for the Lemur is the most polished piece of software. It’s just a matter of time software for the iPad gets as good or better than Mu. So I still feel Jazzmutant will be forced into becoming a software company or at least provide a cheaper hardware model for their software.

Look at what other options you have with iPad over the Lemur with all these digital synthesizers, drum machine software, rebirth, to even DAWs a lot of cool things are happening and with PC Tablets on the way too, the options will become even greater. I think it’s safe to say I much rather just own all of them so I don’t have to choose.