Welcome Vas314 to the family of Spectralayers users, and also to the Samplitude base.
You did make a sustained effort to find the best way to join in.
So I’d expect you place similar strength later on here, and hence are able to share the usage practicalities you encounter on these both rather unique tools.
One word of caution, particularly with Spectralayers. This is the fruit of a pioneering trail of reasearch by Robin Lobel and those who join in. With that in view, personally and several long time users have had to exert adaptation and patience. Every new version comes with new features, sometimes replacing past workflows, which as usual means implementation issues and bugs.
Being vocal about those could be positive if contributes to a communal evolution process.
Thus, I’d recommend to anyone acquiring SL to locate a version release that you are comfortable with, and stick to it for everyday work, and then have a different install (at a separate partition or PC) where to test latest releases.
This is a practice professional users regularly adopt, but in this case it is doubly recomended, since Spectralayers not only belongs to a comparatively novel field with untapped potential, but also its developer is a pioneer researcher on some of the science behind it.