I think the Zaquencer is really something quite special - especially considering the Hardware's original purpose!
It's amazing what Zaq has accomplished and I bought the BCR just to run this Firmware. Some of the features rival those of much more expensive sequencers - skips, swing, pattern length, start/end step adjustment, note repeat, mono/poly/drum tracks etc... all realtime with great hands-on control.
It is one of the things that really made me question the Lemur sequencers code - the Zaquencer behaves perfectly while slaved and has never missed or played a wrong note, no duplicate triggers, no problems at all! I'm pretty sure the CPU inside the behringer unit cannot seriously compete with the one inside the iPad2 so it makes you wonder...why!?
I really appreciate you posting up that you have had these issues too - sometimes I start thinking it must be just me or that my iPad is faulty even though it has never shown any other signs of trouble.
I was hoping this might get fixed soon with some change in the Lemur algorithms or code but my last message from Nick@liine seemed to imply that he believes it is not Lemur but "an OS issue or a hardware issue with some Midi interfaces"!
The iConnectmidi guys say it could be the iPad, Lemur, or a faulty cable!
At least soonish I will be able to rule out some of these variables at last. I should mention that a new iPad sequencing app is soon arriving which looks to be very very promising - "Modstep" its called and is promised to run on even an old first gen iPad1! Exciting!
The guys who have developed this sequencer have also developed Midimux and soon Audiomux which are ways to use the regular 30pin to USB connector to send Midi and Audio to and from you computer - no interface needed!
Thanks again Softcore
Anyone else having these issues please post up and let us know about it - Cheers!