Added new Raid 0 volume, how do I move applications onto it?

why do you need to move your apps to that drive? Once an app is loaded into ram, it's not really pushing the hard drive that much. Now, your Logic FILES are what you'd want on that drive.

I did an experiment once, using 4 10K drives or volumes

Boot drive; 3rd party applications; scratch; "home user" account.

No benefit from a dedicated 3rd party applications.
Some benefit from separate drive for scratch (RAID)
Also for moving data and media files to another volume.

Using the boot drive for scratch and data can severely affect performance with some applications.

I also tried having just one large stripped raid for everything. Easy to setup and use, just backup (like twice a day to two different sets, which with 500-1000GB drives just got easier).

Hi AndrewCapon;

I would suggest that you ask your question over on the Logic Pro forum. It appears you need help specific to that application and you will only be able to get it there.

Allan

Things you can try:

Keep your boot drive to 40% use or less.
Use the fastest drive (10K Raptor or something)
Use two such drives in RAID.

Always check your drive with Disk Warrior if it isn't running up to snuff. I would also clean the system and library cache files.
Do a backup with SuperDuper, followed by erase of boot drive, then restore.

You could have a highly fragmented drive with files scattered all over that impedes launching. SuperDuper does a good job of organizing system files.

It is best to leave apps on the boot drive, their default location, and essential for Apple apps.