Welcome and yes, you have definitely come to the right place for help. But a word of caution on that the advise given at times can be a bit overwhelming... Don't let it get to you! As another poster said, use the arrows you have been shooting on your compound first so that you can shoot them fairly consistently. Once you feel that you are there, then try and tune one of those arrows to see the results you get. This will provide you a base from which to start. Another option is to visit one of the shops and/or clubs in your region that works with trad gear a lot. You could get some varying opinions on tuning methods, but it is another way to get a good base from to start. The bottom line here is that you need to shoot fairly consistently first, before you tune your arrow to your bow in order to get the best results. Tuning methods vary slightly but one of the most widely accepted and proven methods is documented by the Easton arrow folks via their website. If you follow their advice, you will be well on your way! If you cannot find the information I mention for some reason, PM me here and I can email it to you. Good Luck and most of all, ENJOY!