Hello from Minneapolis Minnesota.  I've actually used iClone 5 for several years, but I just picked up version 7 and the interface is so different I feel like a newbie all over again.  Regardless, it's a good time to say hello.  I'm doing an episodic feature in version 5, and it looks like v 7 solves some of the obstacles I've been having.  I'm glad I could get on board.  

Now I gotta plow through all those tutorials.  Where's my coffee?!

Welcome Tony ... Yes, big difference between ver 5 and now. (I had a chance to play with ver5 - but didn't create anything). But with version 7, the more you dig, the more you find.
As far as the videos (I'm doing the same as you), you'll probably need to view both version 6 and 7 tutorials. New ver7 content is being added with time, but some 'core' features might only be in vers 6 tuts at the moment.
I'm 7 months in - and I'm at the point where I've sort of 'walked around' and assessed the majority of the features I'll be needing (done some tests, ungraded gear, watched videos, taken brief notes on 'procedure' etc). So soon I'll start on my project in earnest. Many would just dive right in and start creating straight away - I almost envy that approach lol 
Yes - you'll need plenty of coffee!! - Wishing you well Tony - it's amazing software and getting better all the time ....

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Please be patient with me ..... I don't always 'get it' the first time 'round - not even the 2nd time!   - yikes! ... 

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Hello Tony: brewing a pot of coffee right now! I'll pour you a cup

Gary

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