How to record midi into iPad

Which components do I need to record midi from my keyboard into the iPad (including midi app?)? I just want to see the recorded sheet music. The keyboard does have midi output.

Create a master folder to contain your photos. Organize your photos the way you want them putting each group into its own folder inside the master folder.
Then start iTunes on that computer and connect your iPad.
Select your iPad in iTunes on the computer.
Select Photos in the row of tabs on the right side of iTunes.
If you select the master folder, the folders nested inside will all become separate albums on your iPad after you select Apply or Sync.
Instead of copying all the albums to your iPad you can select individual folders to sync to your iPad.

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Hello,
I have a Roland sh-201 synth and Logic 9. When I use patches from the sh-201, it will record it via audio. What if I wanted to record the audio but also have the midi information as well? How would I be able to accomplish this? My synth is connected via USB which carries both midi and audio. Sorry for my poor english, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You.

Hi
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