My music library is too large for my iPad.  If I use the cloud, will I still be able to access audio files or does it all end up having to be saved on my iPad?  In other words...am I limited to the space on my iPad memory?

Do I still need to have enough space on my iPad for my whole music library?  Seems like I must be missing something...why would I want to be limited by the memory space on my mobile device?  Is there another way to share audio files between my computer and my iPad other than iTunes?

It depends on whihch IPad you purchased. The 16GB, the 32GB, or the 64GB for storage.
Tap Settings > General > About. You'll see Capacity in the list.
How Mac OS X and iOS report storage capacity
You get 5GB of free storage space with iCloud but you can purchase more if necessary.
Apple - iCloud - Learn how to set up iCloud on all your devices
If you setup an iCloud account, it won't be necessary to sync your iPad media with iTunes. Everything is synced via your Wi-Fi network with iCloud.
If you do not want to use iCloud for storage and syncing, iTunes is the only software you can use to sync iTunes media with an iOS device.

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