Hi Kobie, if you search "PANow UE4" you can find an interesting (if a big old) presentation Aaron and I gave to Procedural Audio Now group about transitioning from PD/Max to Blueprints. In general, I recommend Blueprint tutorials--tutorials on anything tend to map well to audio as the meat and potatoes of scripting tend to be more generalized functions, math, building custom types, variables, etc. If you have any coding or scripting background, Blueprints will be a pretty comfortable environment. There's also a book called Game Audio Implementation which does a good job of overviewing the legacy aspects of Unreal Audio.

@@danreynolds966 I have no background in scripting or coding whatsoever... Only extensive modular patching (vcv rack etc). Will that be enough to get me started, or is this a whole different story..? Thanks alot for your reply!