Hi Eloheem

You'll be better off buying the latest version, that is version 12.3. This is a 
bit of a tricky time for buying Pro Tools because Avid is moving to a 
subscription model. You can certainly buy a perpetual license but it will 
probably end up being cheaper to buy a subscription and get any updates that 
are introduced during the license period. If you go with a second-hand version 
11 license from a seller, you'll probably want to upgrade before the end of the 
year as prices will go up after December 31. I'd check with a retailer like 
Sweetwater (if you're in the United States) about how much it would cost to 
transfer and upgrade a version 11 license to version 12, how much a new 
perpetual license of version 12 costs instead and figure out how much a good 
deal would be for a version 11 license including any transfer fees.

Above all else, many new users go out and buy Pro tools and never take the time 
to read the manuals. After a while, they tend to ditch the program because it's 
a steep learning curve. Just be aware that you'll get out of it as much as you 
put into it.

Hope that helps,

Slau

On Dec 6, 2015, at 5:00 PM, Eloheem Shalom <[email protected]> wrote:

> Greetings, I'm looking to purchase *PT 11.1, is this the best for (VO?), 
> Thank you
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