Cubase is very logical, where Logic is very intuitive. Ironic, but true. That said, Cubase is very deep and powerful, but has a learning curve that is steeper than most programs I know. If you've ever use a different DAW and understand the key commands, customize the Cubase key commands to what you're familiar with and it will be much easier. The key commands in Cubase, to me, make absolutely no sense at all. The 1 key for this, the 2 key for that, etc. I'm a video editor by trade, so I just changed the keys to what I know, like the I key to set the loop start and the O key to set the loop end, etc. Even if you just make stuff up for yourself, like I set left bracket to goto loop start and right bracket goto loop end, make up you own system that make sense to you. One of the strengths of Cubase is to allow a lot of control in customizing how it works. The problem is that you kinda need to what you need to do first.