The Important Things to Know
1. Most procedures are done via right-clicking the background or the modules bringing a popup menu.
2. You can learn the specifics of a particular module by right-clicking it and selecting Module Description.
3. Keep in mind the VR module of ensemble and instruments. Leaving it disconnected skips the release (key-up) portion of the sound.
4. The little colored signs next to module's inputs and outputs bear the important information. The most important is red [>] sign next to a module's input. This means the connection does not work because the polyphonic source is fed into a monophonic-only input.
5. In Audio Setup don't set the latency and/or resoultion too small. This is the primary cause for clicks in output audio.
6. Some sequencers can change your currently selected instruments by sending MIDI Program Change events at the time of loading a new sequence. If your instruments do not respond check which instruments are set as current in the Parts Dialog.
7. The co-running sequencers can affect the minimum allowed latency in both directions. It is currently known that Cakewalk 8 significantly degrades (increases) the latency. Cubase 3.5 and sometimes Logic 4.0 co-running with SynC Modular improve the latency.