Difference between Logic Express and Pro? ro

Is the actual logic part the exact same? Is it that with the Pro you get all the extras? (soundtrack pro, qmaster, logic node, compressor, main stage, wave burner, jam packs). Is that what makes it the "pro" version? Or does the actual Logic app offer more abilities? If so, I can't seem to see much a difference. thanks

The app itself is indeed the same, but the included content and plug-ins are different.
This Apple support document details all the differences:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4229
* Effect plug-ins found only in Logic Studio
Space Designer (convolution reverb)
Delay Designer
Match EQ
Linear Phase EQ
Adaptive Limiter
Multimeter
Multipressor (Logic Express includes a preset-only version)
Loopback (Available only within MainStage)
Binaural Post Processor
Downmixer
Multichannel Gain
Surround Compressor
** Instrument plug-ins found only in Logic Studio
Sculpture Modeling Synthesizer
EVP88 Vintage Electric Piano
EVB3 Vintage Tonewheel Organ
EVD6 Vintage Clav
Playback (Available only within MainStage)

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