By all means, create such a beginner tutorial and offer it, sell it, etc.
The only other things I know of are:
1. www.protoolswithspeech.com and
2. learn VoiceOver, the Mac OS screenreader, then read the ProTools manual.
At 01:02 PM 1/25/2017, you wrote:
Hello everyone,
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Just a quick question from the perspective of a
curious person gathering information. With the
wealth of information from various sources, and
the fact that this information is quite spread
out, and looking for all the right answers to
questions you have, and questions you should
have can be a bit intimidating on a good day,
and downright frustrating on others, has anyone
considered compiling their knowledge in a sort
of FAQ how to get started with pro tools kind of
thing? I just think a resource like this would
be very useful to help the very steep learning
curve that comes with trying to get in to the
world of professional audio especially as a
visually impaired practitioner. If this type of
thing already exists please point me in that
direction because I have completely overlooked it.
For those of you who have been users for years
now, it may have just become second nature; but
there is a new generation who is just now making
their way into this minefield.
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Just a thought :)
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