Logic Audio is simply one of the most thoroughly thought out products I have ever seen. Logic has a reputation, probably undeserved, for having a steep learning curve. Emagic is trying hard to leave this reputation behind them by adding new features, streamlining and reorganizing old ones, and changing the default configurations. This reputation probably stems from the fact that Logic allows you do many complex things. Most can be done in a variety of different ways.
Most features are accessible from almost anywhere in the program.
This kind of flexibility always comes at a price. New users can get lost investigating every feature and become confused. Logic is easier to learn if you try to sort the features by how likely you are to need them in everyday use. It also helps to figure out how you will want to work and focus on the features and methods that you will be using on a regular basis rather than learning what is hiding in every nook and cranny of such a large program. Emagic has recognized the importance of this and reorganized the menu system starting in version 4.0.