Freezing is pretty poorly implemented, as far as really helping you make the most of your hard drive(s). It needs to do some of the following: 1) Once a track is frozen, Logic should analyze that frozen audio, and break it into regions, only playing back the frozen regions that have detected audio signal in them. All of this done behind the scenes, the user being left blissfully unaware. Come on, Apple, this is well overdue. 2) Intelligent hard drive distribution of frozen audio. How many there among us watch our song hard drive crap out as it becomes overwhelmed with playback of frozen stereo audio files? I distribute my song audio across two additional drives, leaving the song drive to play back only frozen files and, still, it eventually craps out. Wouldn't it be great if Logic would distribute the frozen audio among other drives in your system as it deems necessary, so that your song hard drive would not be overwhelmed by lots of frozen stereo files. David