I see, thanks mate, no waiting for me now! 
Cheers!
So any update on thisā¦
android audio engine is pretty good right now and on my note edge samsung have done a lot of work on their end with the audio side of thingsā¦ latency is a hell of a lot improvedā¦
thanks
Weāll continue monitoring the Android OS and consider to release further products at a later stage.
Best,
Lars
I have been using Audio Evolution for my Multi-Track Recording for both Audio and Midi with SoundFont(sf2) support and onScreen keyboard in My Sony Xperia Z Tablet and Latency is not a problem. It can be managed on Android by tweaking your settings properly. The Android 5.1 update solved this latency problem by 95%. So the issue here depends on what device you are using. Sony is my best choice for Android when its about music production.
Links to Latency testās
https://source.android.com/devices/audio/latency_measurements.html
http://superpowered.com/latency/#axzz3gdTOkX9t
Definitely time to port to Androidā¦
Long overdue! Image-Line have done this from the day one, other so called big companies can only moan about some stuff like audio latency, schmatency!
Just get an iPad. For one, Cubasis is already available for IPad if you really want to use it, 2nd, thereās already countless 3rd party apps with several ways to connect to Cubasis. Iām not trying to sound like an Apple fanboy, because if there was a way I could use all the same apps on any tablet, It wouldnāt matter to me as long as the tablet ran them well. But at the moment more developers are making pro level music apps for the iPad, and you donāt need the latest iPad Pro, Iām using an iPad Air 2 with no issues what so ever.