The only way to get good at understanding logic and at using logic is to practice. It is easy to watch someone explain a principle of logic, and easier yet to watch someone do a proof. But you must understand a principle well enough to be able to apply it to new cases, and you must be able to do new proofs on your own.

Logic Pro is a powerful digital audio workstation that can help you create professional-sounding music, even if you're a beginner. But with so many features and functions, it can be overwhelming to figure out where to start.

First, it's important to note that Garageband is free and comes pre-installed on all Macs, while Logic Pro costs $199. This alone could be a deciding factor for many users, especially those who are just starting out and don't want to invest much money upfront.

As a professional DAW, Logic Pro provides multiple channels for working with various audio files in a timeline. You can manipulate and process these files using a wide array of effects and plugins, from a producer's bread and butter - compression, reverb, EQ - to many custom 3rd party offerings.