I also downloaded C7 as a trial and found myself wondering what would happen if I opened both C6.5 and C7 on my PC - not at the same time, but keeping one in the tray while I opened the other and vice versa. What’s cool is, having opened C6.5 first and then the iC Pro app in my iPad and then C7, connecting and then disconnecting, I saw two instances of ‘Cubase and my computer name’ show up in the iC Pro connection box, one of them with the number ‘2’ behind it. And then, as I opened either instance of Cubase, I found I could disconnect from one, choose the other connection, and then connect to the other version. Each version of Cubase, in other words, created its own connection different from the other version.
So, I’m thinking the use of this is NOT going to come up very often as a tool in the home studio, but I point it out because I think it shows some sophistication with the app that I didn’t know existed. 