DAW Remote HD Setup... Interested?

I use SONAR X2a on a Win 7 laptop and an iPad 4th Gen.
I am attempting to set up DAW Remote HD, a paid app on the App Store.
My laptop is connected to my first router via an Ethernet cable, while simultaneously connected to my (second) wireless router for Internet connection. My iPad is connected to the first router via WiFi.
I also downloaded a wireless MIDI driver rtpMIDI, as recommended by the creator of DAW Remote HD. The rtpMIDI becomes the MIDI device in SONAR, and the DAW Remote HD uses the Mackie Control Surface protocol to communicate with SONAR via the iPad.
Most of my setup is complete, however the control surface never finishes connecting, so my iPad cannot control SONAR yet.
 
Here's my goal: to allow my iPad to become a SONAR control surface wirelessly. I will use this configuration LIVE with my iPad on top of one of my keyboard controllers, or in a case attached to my keyboard stand. I will use the iPad to control track muting, volume, etc.
 
My reason for posting this is that I have not found any source in the Cakewalk Forum, or elsewhere on the net, that provides a guide to setting up this specific configuration. I'm receiving help from the DAW Remote HD team, but want to post a "how-to" for other SONAR users IF I get it working, and IF there is any interest among forum users. So, if you'd like me to post the "how-to" IF I get it working, please reply. Only one reply is necessary for me to consider it worth the time to create the "how-to."

I was stumped trying set this up.. using saitara daw remote. in that app there was a setting called show new connection and bingo it worked..

Can i assume that the pc end is correct? that the second rtp midi are similar to what the website/instructions show?

Thanks for the yMIDI . I specifically say that it supports transport controls and enabling/disabling record on tracks, etc. Both of those are what I'm primarily concerned about (have different "stations" in my studio that I want to record from).
 
I'll download the trial and see if I can get it figured out. It would probably be a great use of my Surface RT :)

Matty - I'm interested and will be watching this thread for progress.
 
Thanks for doing this!

Hi Magek, are you still going to use you x touch with band Lab? I saw your review on Sweetwater’s website.

Not to mention it took 1-1/2 yrs to even get a response to this post, so he prolly gave up.

Are you still using the Behringer X-Touch with Sonar or BandLab? I saw your review on Sweetwaters' site.

Just check out other posts on the subject. Lots of people use controllers of various types around here. I dont, per se, but my mixer interface recorder does allow for transport controls.

 
Unless I am mistaken, PreSonus is the only company that has a controller and software that is made exclusively to work together. (not counting Pro Tools) But it does state it will work with other DAWs. There is a section for set up in the Manual for Sonar but several control functions are limited. Because Studio One does not have the capability to mix surround sound I will probably go with both DAWs for now. If Sonar is doomed for the future it will be nice to have another DAW and PreSonus seems like a solid company but you never know.
 
 

And Yamaha produce Nuage for Nuendo. Conventional, but not the cheapest solution