I switched from DP 2.7 to Logic 4.7 over a bug in DP, and because MAS plug ins were given a premium price compared to the same VST.
Logic is fantastic in a lot of ways, the zooming in Logic is top notch IMO, beats every other approach. Logic also doesn't differentiate controllers and software instruments by port, it's a total PITA to set up two different MIDI keyboards to two different software instruments. I don't think it's even possible with MPE devices, since they take all 16 MIDI channels. It's not a haven for CPU optimization either, it's comparable to DP10 but at least here it tends to overload a single CPU quicker. It's own Alchemy plug in will overload my 12 core 3.3 ghz mac pro on certain patches. The included content is just better than the rest though, Sculpture and Alchemy, the new sampler etc. Oh, and the GUI, you get one choice, and it changes drastically from version to version.
Compare this to DP. DP has a slow progress issue, I said it. Clips are in need of an update, noted bugs, and some inconsistencies in the way it all works with the rest of the program. Apple teamed with Novation so there are 8x8 controllers available for Logics clips right away, we get MIDI learn. MPE is still not there, articulation mapping is absent. For a lot of people separate MIDI tracks for virtual instruments is just awkward, (DP is the only DAW I know of that does this) etc. etc.
DP also has solutions, I'm sure you can pull it off in other DAWs but for instance you can very quickly assign 16 MIDI tracks to a VSTi, toss them in a folder and Group their record buttons. They then do MPE just fine, and since DP differentiates MIDI by port it's not impossible to have my Roli Rise 49 and MPK88 hooked up to two different VSTi's etc.
I've been messing with Bitwig, cool little DAW, super easy macro modulation capability, well integrated Clips, great controller support, including a fantastic global VSTi macro knob/slider assigning function, basically Komplete Control built in. A hardware instrument plug in that has hardware delay compensation built in you can control yourself if it gets it wrong etc. It also has the absolute worst keyboard short cut implementation I've run into. Most shortcuts are panel specific, you have to first select the panel to activate the shortcut, which would insinuate that you can assign the same shortcut to a different or similar function in the Arrangement as the Mixer for instance, but you can't
It's just weird, I can't get why they decided to implement it completely differently than everyone else, and it's worse.
Long story short, there are compromises you make with every DAW, there is no golden pony. I've pretty much decided to stick with DP mostly because it's got the most workarounds that don't involve me learning code in my 50's.
I've solved my articulation mappings lust with the Drum editor by saving an edit track with Comments that work as visual key switches.
MidiPipe and some persistence and my Akai controllers all send transport to DP10. My template opens MidiPipe so it's painless now.
MPE is a matter of Create Tracks, then grouping for arming the record, it's maybe 15 seconds to set up.
I can't really fix Clips, but I'm pretty certain MOTU will do something about them. Hard to imagine they're going to let Logic have iPad and Novation control of Clips while they only get MIDI learn. Really the main thing I miss in DP that other DAWs are doing well is controller support, and it's not a deal breaker.