Hey, no problem and I’m glad you’ve been able to connect with it a little already! I’m sure that you can find your own sound in there and maybe one of these days you’ll find it a little midi companion that can help you dial in a nice balance between all the sounds you were looking to achieve.
I think now that you actually have it, one of the most important things to learn is how to use the sound pool so that you build all or most of your drums (or even other types of sounds) on one track. If you commit a single sound to a single track, you can burn up your tracks pretty quickly which is fine at first, but you’ll start to wonder how it happened so fast!
By using the sound pool, you can have a bunch of different sounds which you can place on different steps of the same track and the only limitation being the length of the sample, so if you start one before another ends, it will choke out the previous one. But you can even give them different effects and different tunings etc. This will also help you learn how parameter locking works, and that’s another important and powerful part of the sequencer.
Just thought I’d mention that, and if you need help with it, I know where a good write up of the process is so let me know when you’re ready. Oh and by the way congratulations, glad it’s inspiring you!