Stumbling around in the intellectual dark is not the most efficient learning method

[Steve Matzura]

While I consider myself a reasonably efficient stumbler (LOL), what's a 
better method of self-learning Pro Tools? So far, the concepts are clear 
enough, but moving within the environment sometimes bogs me down because 
I don't yet know where to find things in specific windows or dialogs, 
not to mention which windows to keep open in order for shortcut keys to 
work properly, so I do spend a lot of time fumfering around, opening 
things to see what's inside, and eventually finding what I'm looking 
for. So far, I've hacked my way through laying down a few audio tracks, 
and from listening to a demo Slau posted in the PT WhatsApp group, have 
been successful at some very basic editing. The next thing I want to 
tackle is adding an effect to some recorded audio, and then jumping into 
MIDI-land, particularly via Komplete Kontrol and other VST instruments I 
have installed. I'd also love to have a short-list of what I should stay 
away from--things that don't work, that we can't use--so I won't be 
tempted by them.

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