I think it should almost be a "sticky" that new rotary users should start out with the 1Z Intensive Paste and 1Z High Gloss Polish. These are designed to work between 700-1000 rpm, and if you are careful, you are much less likely to get in trouble with the rotary since you are working at lower speeds.
Personally, I would buy a LC Purple foamed wool, and a Yellow
Meguiar's foam pad to use with the Intensive Paste. Obviously the foamed wool pad will be more agressive, but at least you'd have a couple of pads to play with to dial in the right process with the Intensive Paste.
In terms of the High Gloss Polish, I'd use it with either a
Meguiar's yellow foam, or LC White foam. I'd even have a LC grey (or some call it black) to use if the paint is on the softer side, and may finish better with the grey pad.
Lastly, remember light pressure the first couple of passes with each polish, then lighten up until you are finishing the series of passes with only the weight of the buffer.
** Remember to tape up the car well, especially if you are a new rotary user. Hope this helps.