Hell all, Okay, so I just did a quick scan of the table of contents in the protools reference guide, and I saw that there was about 50 or more chapters in there with over 1000 pages. I’m not asking this to be funny, but I really would like to know. I would suspect that someone might get overwhelmed by trying to read this whole guide in full, but I really want to learn the ins and outs of pro tools, so I guess my question is, how have some of you taken to learning the daw with the reference guide. Have you read the whole thing? Have you read sections that you feel would benefit you the most? I really don’t know where to start in the guide so any help or suggestions would be appreciated. I was overwhelmed by just looking at the table of contents. Thanks for the suggestions, Brian
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