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OK, good I'm glad I'm not the only one who sees this as a problem. I'm hoping the 4.1 update, which looks rather tasty, fixes this problem. In the meantime, I've just done it be ear like you said. I tried to set the speed value in milliseconds, but that seems to be slightly off as well, so I'm just hoping it gets fixed with the update.
However, I am absolutely in love with Prologue. I've only been on C4 for a couple of months, but it has become my go-to synth. I even turn to it before I turn to some of my third party VSTi's. My only complaint, besides the LFO thing, is that it can be a bit CPU heavy, but that is easily fixed by freezing.
One of the greatest things about Prologue, as well as the other new plugins, is that I finally feel like the bundled VST's with Cubase are getting to be up-to-par with Logic's included set of plugins. Granted, RoomWorks is no Logic Space Designer, but it's pretty good in its own right. I really feel that Prologue can compete head-to-head with Logic alternatives such as ES1 & ES2. I'm sure some Logic users will heartily disagree with me on this, but I think that Steinberg did a really good job in recognizing Logic's superiority in this area and doing something to close the gap. I have gotten some fantastic and usable aounds out of Mystic and Spector as well, and I haven't really even spent that much time with them yet. I'm looking forward to spending more time with those on my next few tracks.
Its a good thing, too, because I was real close to ditching my PC/Cubase setup and shelling out $5,000 for a new Mac Pro and Logic Pro. Upgrading to C4 was well worth the money, and with the new features in the 4.1 updated, I think that C4 is a great choice for PC based studios.
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