Logic Pro X

Incredible breadth of features... it feels like there's literally nothing the program can't do

Time stretching... amazing features to change tempo and length with adding sonic weirdness of pitch changes

Vast library of virtual instruments and effects included in purchase

File management for underlying resources (samples, etc.) is complex

Audio Editing

Midi Editing and composition

Audio mix down and mastering

Live music performance, although we don't use this feature in our business

No windows support, but this will likely never change

Workflow is great for audio editing but not so great for composition

Score editing is somewhat outdated, other software like FL Studio and Ableton Live have modernized this feature.

Stable and reliable--never worry that we'll lose content.

UI is uncluttered

Was easy to transition from GarageBand to Logic Pro X

Logic Pro X is designed for music editing, so the help documents and videos don't often address my needs--would love tutorials for podcasts

It's designed for someone with more technical expertise than I have, so it can be overwhelming at times

Would like to color code segments more easily

Interface - I find the Logic Pro X user interface intuitive and easy to use.

Mixing - The mixer bay of Logic Pro X is excellent and allows you to see at an instant what levels everything is playing at. I much prefer it to some of its competitors who make it difficult to see the whole mixer all at once. Logic Pro X emulates analog mixing and does as great job at it.

Soft-Synth and MIDI Sequencing - I love the MIDI sequencer in Logic Pro X. I've struggled with a number of "piano roll" features, or step sequencers, but Logic Pro X has an intuitive and straightforward way of recording and sequencing MIDI notes that works quite well for me.

PC Support - Logic Pro X is Mac-only and that prevents me from using it in conjunction with PC software.

Window Configuration - Sometimes I get overwhelmed by the different windows and wish it were easier to navigate. There are screensets that you can toggle between, which is a step in the right direction, but I can't help but feel some of the UI is unnecessarily cluttered.

Automation - There is a long-standing bug where you have to start playback where an envelope begins, in certain cases, for the automation to work. If you start in the middle, the automated plugin will have the wrong value.

Intuitive

Being an Apple product, kids are familiar with the interface

Tutorials could be better

Recording live audio.

Editing audio.

Ease of use.

Interface controls.

Integration with all Apple products.

Easy to learn.

Faster update schedule.

Windows version would be helpful.

Logic Pro X is the best that I've found for music production. It's just more intuitive and has better features that lend itself to recording and mixing music tracks.

It has a vast library of free downloadable loops and digital instruments to use in projects.

In my experience it's a little hard to find some settings and tools.