Yip I second that…still I would love to have this in cubase…I’d trade loopmash for it anyday 
here’s a post I made a while ago comparing some of the features in cubase to protools. More of a wish list really.
Edit…just finished a session in my studio now 2am. We were laying a horn section on rythm tracks recorded last week. One of the hottest drummers in SA sessioned on it. Nothing wrong with his playing at all, but after the horns were in we decided to rearrange the bridge. A great fill needed to be slighty changed in feel in order to work with the new arrangement. Instead of having to rerecord the drums for a couple of bars only, we just take the files over to multitrack warp a swing feel in and wala perfect result. Only time wasted, transferring files back and forth. Why not just work in protools…simple, I love Cubase.
multi-track elastique gets my vote…in fact i’d pay double the upgrade price!