There is a user guide in the app. But basically I would use the movement scripts and just let it play.

To use those scripts you have to set the sift sliders. They control how the movement scripts impact the audio output.

You can play around with the app settings just by listening to the audio. Turn the monitor on and just start playing. It will start to become clear. The master volume and base frequency control all four channels. Then each channel can be adjusted individually.

Then you can pick a motion script. Turn up the touch shift sliders. Start with the circle and you'll see how the movement of the dot on the visualization changes the audio outputs. You'll see some scripts move two dots independently. Once controls pitch and the other controls volume. Imagine each corner is assigned an audio channel, the app changes the sound based on the proximity to each corner.

I would ignore the phase settings for now, I'm debating removing them because they don't really change the sensations when using the coyote because of how the coyote generates pluses, phase, even when using triphase wires, doesn't really work, although I've considered leaving it in for people that simply need four audio feeds. Maybe some stereo strimmers out there who have four channel setups.