I bought Pro Tools with Speech, and followed all the tutorials. They're a bit dated now, but the beautiful thing about Pro Tools is that accessibility has only gotten better since they made those lessons, and the concepts haven't changed! Of course, Flo Tools has been a true game changer, because I don't have to program hot spots in every session anymore. It's already done! Also, selecting tracks in the track table has gotten a whole lot easier, but that's such an in your face change that you shouldn't have a problem. After PT with Speech, coupled with things I already knew from my Cakewalk days, I was able to record clients, edit audio, and even use midi instruments. I read the manual, but I am better at practical learning than book learning. Still, I keep it on hand for reference.
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