Forget the tracker for now. Just by knowing the following things you have a nice synth to play with:
The modular part is much easier to grasp than the tracker, at least in my experience. Learn how the different parts resize - that’s essential on small screens. This way you can hide what you are not using, like the tracker.
The keyboard controls the active module, the one in focus.
You can load up some presets to get started if you don’t want to start from scratch, and there is probably even a template in your version that you can load.
I some times enjoy just loading up some effects (via an input module) on my mobile phone and listen to the world through them in real time on my headphones.
If you want to, you can load a sampler module and sample anything you want. It needs an input to do this. A sample can be as long as you want, I have made long recordings and haven’t run into any problems.
On a multi touch device, put one finger on one module and a second on another - this connects them.
That should get you going.
Is there anything specific you want to know?
