This video from NAMM 2015 in January, is about the Miselu C.24, a keyboard specifically designed to work with iPads. This video shows the accessory, and the items that come with it (a case for the iPad and keyboard, for example). It describes how the keys work and some other engineering details, including planned future developments. Available in March, this polyphonic aftertouch controller will be yours for less than $1000 and can be pre-ordered at the Miselu.com
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